Real Estate
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Property Management

Managing diaspora-owned properties is recurring monthly income — trust and transparent reporting are the whole offer.

01

Business structure

Managing rentals, maintenance, rent collection and tenant relations on behalf of absentee owners for a monthly fee.

02

Capital requirements

All figures in Ghana Cedis (GHs). These are planning estimates — get quotes from local suppliers before committing money.

Office setup and brandingGHs 4,500GHs 36,000
Marketing, listings and photographyGHs 3,900GHs 31,000
Vehicle for site visitsGHs 4,200GHs 33,500
GREAC registration and legal feesGHs 2,400GHs 19,000
Total initial investmentGHs 15,000GHs 120,000
03

Licensing & permits

The compliance path in Ghana, from registration through to sector regulators.

  1. 1Reserve the name and register the business at the Office of the Registrar of Companies (ORC)
  2. 2Get a TIN linked to your Ghana Card and register for tax at the nearest GRA office
  3. 3Apply for a Business Operating Permit from your Metropolitan, Municipal or District Assembly
  4. 4Register with the Ghana Real Estate Agency Council (as required by Act 1047)
  5. 5Do a Lands Commission search on every property before you list or buy
  6. 6Register the business and your staff with SSNIT once you start paying salaries
04

Target market

  • Diaspora property owners
  • Multi-unit landlords
  • Corporate housing portfolios
05

Risk assessment

01

Land litigation and multiple sales of the same plot

02

Long, unpredictable time to close a sale

03

Commission disputes with sellers and co-agents

04

Market slowdowns when interest rates climb

06

Marketing strategies

  1. 1List on meQasa, Jiji and Tonaton with verified photos
  2. 2Build a diaspora client base through Facebook groups and referrals
  3. 3Publish honest area guides and price data to earn trust
  4. 4Keep a WhatsApp broadcast of new listings for repeat buyers

Fees, levies and permit requirements change. Confirm the current position with the Office of the Registrar of Companies, the Ghana Revenue Authority and your Metropolitan, Municipal or District Assembly before you spend.

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