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mr.overeasy

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Easy = low returns due to saturated markets.

Especially if you have to involve other people to get anything done.

If i wanted mediocre yields I'd stick to the developed markets.

Waiting on the legal system to develop slightly so I don't get robbed the moment I get off the airplane.




Haven't researched the market make-up properly yet.

Think a big chunk of "middle class" urban dwellers get their fresh produce from local producers and 90% of processed foods from imports.

There's an opportunity in processing some of that domestically and you'd probably have to deal with less corruption overall.

Even if you have to deal with the same amount of shit from officials and warlords you'd still end up ahead due to the higher margins and the land equity you hold/paying off.

$1 per trillion acres in Somalia might be worth $2,000+ per acre in the near future.

Could easily see a 10x return within a decade for prime farm land/location.

Would love to buy and hold but ain't nobody got that kinda money so farms would subsidize the land acquisition.

Don't mind sharing since no one is going to do anything with it.
if you have really good money you could actually use it and be the big monopoly business of somalia.
 
This company is run by a close friend of mine,one of the biggest real estate companies in Kenya



 
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