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📍Ngong

3 bedroom 200 Sqm Price Kshs - 13.5M
4 bedroom 220 Sqm Price Kshs - 14.5M
5 bedroom 240 Sqm Price Kshs - 16M

FEATURES:
- All bedrooms en-suite
- 4 Parking slots
- Own garden
- Swimming Pool
- Children playing area
- Borehole water
- Electric Fence
- Gated Community

Prices are negotiable depending on the payment plan.

10% to 20% as Down payment and balance payable either through bank mortgage or agreeable instalments.

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This is not just an apartment — it’s a designed vertical luxury living at incredible expense.

📍Kilimani
*Best Valentines Gift, Buy and Get Rental income next month, February*

Here’s why a plug-and-play 2-bed in Kilimani at 13.5M with a sitting tenant (95k rent) is a quietly powerful move:

1. Immediate Cash Flow (No Waiting Period)

Rent starts next month, not “after renovations,” not “after marketing.”

Eliminates vacancy risk from day one.

Psychologically powerful: the asset proves itself immediately.

2. Self-Servicing Mortgage

At ~95k rent, the unit can cover or significantly offset monthly mortgage repayments.

You’re not “buying a house” — you’re buying a payment stream.

Inflation + tenant time = debt gets lighter every year.

3. Zero-Risk Entry

Tenant already vetted.

Rental demand already validated.

Removes 3 major risks most investors face:

1. No tenant risk
2. No pricing guesswork
3. No operational learning curve
4. Prime Location Hedge (Kilimani)

Kilimani = liquidity.

Easy to resell, refinance, or upgrade strategy (Airbnb, furnished, corporate lets).

You’re not betting on future development — you’re buying present demand.

5. Clean Numbers, Easy Story (Banks Love This)

Clear income trail = easier refinancing later.

Strong case for:
Equity release
Portfolio expansion

This is how one property quietly becomes two.

6. Optionality (Hidden Upside)

Today: long-term tenant at 95k

Tomorrow:

Furnish → higher rent
Short stays → higher yield
Refinance → pull capital out

You’re buying options, not just walls.

7. Emotional Discipline Advantage

Plug-and-play assets reduce emotional interference.
No sunk-cost stress.
No “maybe it will work.”
Calm investors compound faster.

*Bottom Line*

This isn’t speculation.
It’s controlled leverage + time + location doing the heavy lifting.

You’re not asking “can I afford this house?”
You’re answering “can I control this cash-flow machine?”

This sounds wonderful, give me a call:
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This is not financial risk — it’s a well calculated move into financial success.

📍Kilimani

Executive apartment available for sale in kilimani.

4 Bedroom plus DSQ Duplexes located close to yaya centre in the heart of Kilimani.
The project is just a walking distance to the mall and to the main road.
*Very Spaciously spaced Sitting room with Open Dinning
*Closed large designed Kitchen
*All Rooms are En-suite
*Only upto 7th floor with 42 units in the compound
*Well spaced Master with walking closet *Swimming pool
*Kids playing area
*Borehole and Cctv footage
ASKING PRICE:42M Negotiable

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This is not just an apartment — it’s a designed vertical luxury living at incredible expense.

The Robert Kiyosaki playbook anyone can use to enter new rooms, switch careers, and land in real estate—even without money, contacts, or credentials.

This is not about real estate first.
It’s about positioning.

PART 1: THE Kiyosaki SEQUENCE (What Actually Happened)

Strip away the myth, and his journey follows a very specific order:

1. He exited a “respectable but capped” path

Military → Corporate job

Stable income, but limited upside

He realized: Time in ≠ Wealth out

Key insight:

> Career dissatisfaction is often the first signal, not the problem.

2. He bought access, not property

Took a real estate course

Not for information alone — but for entry into a new ecosystem

Courses do 3 things:

1. Compress years of trial into weeks

2. Give you a new language (cash flow, leverage, NOI, cap rate)

3. Put you in rooms with people already playing the game

> He didn’t buy property first.
He bought proximity.

4. He started small on purpose

Single-family homes

Condos

Low risk, low complexity

This stage was not about getting rich.
It was about learning:

How rent feels monthly

How debt behaves over time

How expenses quietly kill deals

How emotions distort decisions

> Small deals are tuition, not income.

5. He learned cash flow before appreciation

Monthly surplus > paper value

If rent couldn’t pay the mortgage, it was a bad deal

This trained his mind to:

Respect numbers over excitement

Separate ego from investing

6. Only after competence did he scale

Multi-units

Partnerships

Leverage

Systems

Most people try to start here.
He earned this stage.

PART 2: HOW OTHERS CAN REPLICATE THIS (STEP-BY-STEP)

Now let’s convert this into a universal career-shift + real estate entry framework.

STEP 1: Decide the Room You Want In (Before the Role)

Most people say:

> “I want to be a real estate investor.”

Wrong framing.

Correct framing:

I want to be in rooms where:

Assets are discussed, not salaries

Leverage is normal, not feared

Time is valued more than effort

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Bottom line: Almost nobody buys a 70M house with cash. That idea is a mental trap.
The real game is leverage + compounding + other people’s money (OPM).

For 14M down payment you get the chance to exploit time and information.

1. First: reframe the price

A 70M house is not a 70M problem.
It’s a monthly cash-flow and balance-sheet problem.

Wealthy buyers don’t ask:

> “Do I have 70M?”

They ask:

> “Can this asset service the debt while appreciating?”

2. Leverage: the down payment illusion

Most high-value properties are bought with 10–30% equity.

Example:

House value: 70M

Down payment (20%): 14M

Loan: 55M

Now the million dollar question becomes:

> “How do I control 70M with 14M?”

Answer: borrow cheaply, long-term, and patiently.

3. Where the 14M comes from (this is the real secret)

Rarely personal savings. Usually a stacked system:

A. Equity from previous assets

Smaller rentals

Land bought early

A business with retained earnings

These are refinanced, not sold.

Example:

Property A worth 15M

Mortgage left: 5M

Refinance → release 6–7M
That becomes the down payment.

No asset sold. Just equity unlocked.

B. Other People’s Money (OPM)

This comes in many clean forms:

Bank mortgages

SACCO loans

Investor partnerships

Tenant prepayments

Business cash flow

Key idea:

> The rich don’t avoid debt — they avoid bad debt.

4. Compounding: time does the heavy lifting

Let’s say the house appreciates at a modest 3% annually.

Year 1: 70.0M

Year 5: ~ 81.14M

Year 10: ~94 M

Meanwhile:

Tenants pay the mortgage

Inflation erodes the loan value

Rent increases yearly

You didn’t “make money”.
Time did.

5. Cash flow covers the sin

If the property:

Generates rent

Or replace rent you would’ve paid

Or enables business use

Then the debt services itself.

From the outside:

> “He owns a 70M house.”

In reality:

> “The house owns itself.”

6. The compounding loop (this is how portfolios are built)

A. Buy assets with leverage
B. Let tenants + time pay it down
C. Value rises, debt falls
D. Refinance the new equity
E. Buy the next asset

Repeat every 4–7 years.

This is not hustle.
This is systematic patience.

7. Why most people never do this

Because they:

Fear debt, but debt is good if structured and used well.

Want speed instead of structure

Try to save instead of position

Think income buys assets (it doesn’t — structure does)

Final truth

A 70M house is bought by:

Leverage (borrow long, cheap, smart)

Compounding (time + inflation)

Other people’s money (banks, tenants, partners)

Not salary.
Not luck.
Not cash.

Positioning beats effort. Every time.

If you got this far, you should get in touch, you must be very patient and money loves patience, lets make time an asset 😁

Lets talk about time, money leverage :
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