Land Agents
 
 
 
 
   
   
   
 
 
 
 
NEWS & EVENTS
 
26/Jul/2008-Universal Insurance sets N31.2m for Shareholders as dividend in 2008.
 
08/Jul/2008-Universal Insurance sets N31.2m for Shareholders as dividend in 2008.
 
01/May/2008-Universal Insurance sets N31.2m for Shareholders as dividend in 2008.
 
Archived News......
 
ANNOUNCEMENTS
 
British Standard 7858:2006 sets out the recommendation for the ssecurit screening of individuals to be employed in an environment where the security and safty of people,goods or property is a requirement of the employing organisation's operations or where such security screening is in the publis interest
 
Professional Indemnity Insurance Number P1/08/11/0017/RMG
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
LAND AGENTS
 

UK Land Sales Agents Representatives

Agriculture land is the new 'gold' of the property market as prices soar and experts predict it will become a safe investment. Unlike most property assets farmland continues to significantly increase in value as world food shortages and rising commodity prices make it a choice of a wider range of investors.

  • Agricultural land prices are much lower than plots which already have planning permission.
  • Land prices generally increase faster than house prices.

It's easy to buy land from us

  • Fixed prices. (Inclusive)
    • Conveyancing costs
    • Transfer of Deeds
    • Stamp Duty
    • Land Registry Registration
    • Exclusive Cost ( New ID Form N3500.00)
    • Prices range between £1,400 and £30,000
  • No solicitors necessary.
  • No "claw-back" deals attached.
  • Full payment of land
  • All land is sold `Freehold.

What you can do with the land once bought
You can keep it for growing things, tether animals, picnics, camping or simply as a `Nest Egg. for the future but most recently we have seen a trend in inheritance requests for use as gifts for children, inheritance and pensions funds.


Profit
The average selling time of this land is 18 months with a guarantee of 100% Profit

Farmland prices continued to gather momentum towards the end of last year says a new report from RICS
Farmland prices rose at the fastest rate ever in the second half of 2007 according to The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). Prices rose by the unprecedented amount of 27.9% compared to 22.6% in the first half of the year, partly driven by the lack of supply and record City bonuses from lifestyle buyers.