A fast-developing real estate company in Lagos State, Audacia Properties, has introduced a housing investment programme christened Audavest to help prospective clients co-own property to cushion the effect of paying heavily while securing them in the expanding Epe community.
Audavest is a seamless rental cash flow that helps one easily become a landlord while saving up one’s fund in the most easiest way.
Speaking during the launch of the app at the firm’s headquarters in Lekki, the Chief Executive Officer, Bright Sekoni, said the idea behind the app is to focus on hedging customers’ money in diaspora to generate rental income with minimal risk.
“Despite not owning the entire rental property, you can even own a portion of it. You jointly own such property and profit weekly from it.
Sekoni added, “John Stuart Mill once said, ‘Landlords grow rich in their sleep without working, risking or economizing.’ and he could not have said it better.”
“This quote can become a reality for you, even beyond your wildest expectations,” the real estate mogul stressed.
Explaining what the prospective customers need to invest with his company, Sekoni enunciated that its project, AudaCity’s prime location and modern design is poised for great returns and appreciation in a few years adding that the market value of would have doubled.
“AudaVest is the project that let’s you earn 30% interest per annum without lifting a finger.
“Due to Epe’s status as a developing region, Adunni Tech City will be able to attract investors while providing operations with 21st-century work and residential facilities,” he maintained.
He highlighted the advantages of co-owning the property as Protection of Capital, Tax Advantages, Risk Appetite and Long-Term Appreciation.
Sekoni further charged people especially Nigerians in the diaspora to look into the opportunity and snatch it while it lasts because from N200,000 per unit, one can multiply one’s income up to 30%.

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