Great job you recovered your self well. Keep going. Its hard to come back from a disappointment. I was scam and now I am getting help, took out a loan and sold my car. God will provide brother never never lose faith.
I am very impressed with this as I do not often see these uncompleted finishes. I brought my house because of its build year and features in the knowing that SOME TLC would have to be carried out on it. We truly are not lazy man, the work that goes into putting right collapsing walls, window frames etc. I learned about building, agriculture and many other things from my nan grandpops mother father and brother cousins and friends. I also worked on a construction however we did not have the access to these roles. I do love working with various materials, soils, aggregates. This is my kind of large project. Really impressed, look forward to seeing the finished project. I am Proud to be an African. Peace
I really appreciate your honesty and realistic approach to this journey. By sharing your journey , I feel reassured that I am on the right path and there is hope for me.
@@AfricaBuildingHub yes that area. how difficult is it to get a land in that area that is if some are still available used to live at Dome but always wanted to have a place at ashomang
Good morning Boss, great video. I just watched your other video too. I like your vibes and I think you are very talented. I have a project at Shai Hills, almost complete. Let me know if you can show case it for me. Just subscribed. Thank you for all the vital information
Good information. My wife and I bought a land in Adenta, took a loan to start the building but we could only do the foundation because plans changed. Now am stuck with how to raise money and continue to at least complete a single room and the hall. Am thinking of selling my care too. Any option or advice from you will be much appreciated.
Hi bro. I can relate. So have you paid off the loan? If not do you have enough Money to start? Single room is possible if you are working and your wife is working. Are there kids? Lots of factors to consider.
Terrific video. I've discovered your channel a few hours ago and have been binge watching. Did you say the lot size for this property? Also is the plumbing started?
Whatabout the TITLE to the Land?? Did you satisfy yourself FIRST that the plot was DULY REGISTERED.....hearing of how people have been "duped" with land purchase ?? Thanks for sharing!!
@@AfricaBuildingHub can you address this issue of payment plan by those selling land and properties. Not everyone can pay straight forward but little by little they can
Looking at yr stair it is too steep the maximum that a stair riser should be is 8"/ 200mm they should work out that a stair riser should be about 71\2" and the going should be about 8" / where your foot lands on
Great information! I will be coming to Ghana this year to explore the possibility of buying a retirement home there. So your information is right on time. How close are you to completing your house and what is time frame so far?
Hi thanks for watching. I've given myself up to the end of the year, God willing, to complete the roofing and plastering works. Then I would need to save for some time to complete the finishing at the top in terms of Windows, doors, tiling, etc.
Is The Foundation Strong Enough To Carry Second Floor? You Can Also Build A Wall Around The Stairs To ENCLOSED IT So That It Will Be Inside The Main Building.
i was thinking, why not create an outside porch at the front where your staircase is? and create another door leading to the main house .. this would add value to your house
Thanks for sharing... Very inspiring and informative. Quick question... I can see you built a top floor... Are you comfortable the original foundation can supoort this? I nearly bought an uncompleted house too for some of the reasons you mentioned but i wasn't sure whether the foundation will supoort what i wanted to do. I am not sure whether there is a way to test the strength of foundations.
Yeah so that's a good point. Fortunately for me, I bought it from a friend and we had been tracking the progress of the house from the first day. He built it with the intention of making it a storey building and so made the foundation as such. I'm also not sure how to test the strengths of foundations but do make sure to use hollow blocks at the top as it is lighter and doesn't add extra stress to the foundation too much.
@@AfricaBuildingHub Thanks for the tips and well done on the acquisition of your property. In the end, we bought land instead but outside Accra, in the Eastern Region.
@@AfricaBuildingHub When we bought it last year, it was around 25k ghs per plot (100 by 70 feet). We bought a few plots so we can build and also have land for a decent garden as well as vegetable farming and maybe poultry too... The aim is to be self sufficient as much as possible and i also love greenery, lots of real grass snd trees. As things stand we have walled and gated the land and are in the process of registering it at the lands commission - nearly there. The next step is to get an architect and then design and build... But we will take our time to build.
Hello Fatima. We estimate between 85,000 cedis to 120,000 cedis depending on the finishing. But we also recommend you build 2 bedrooms if you can because the additional cost you will incur is marginal. Cheers.
Do not make any payments to someone which you never met and trust in that person, proper legal documentation is a priority and assess and do research on that country laws and regulations because: some African countries are so corrupt, different agencies and other companies are working in hand like a mafia, so you might lose your money.
So you see it is not all about brain power / degrees you must have some manual skills also when it comes to yr home and also having power tools to do the work faster I want to have my own common unity where we will do everything for ourselves
Sir, you look innocent....please NEVER AGAIN make any examples, comparisons and jest about JESUS in your business or ya lifetime.. Becareful about the NAME and THE PERSON JESUS.
@@AfricaBuildingHub first time watching your channel and I like your way of thinking and doing additional work to add up to your income. If only most of the ghanaian youth would follow your foot steps and not keep up with the joneses, they would go far in life. Well done
@@AfricaBuildingHub hi there, how are you and your family? Hope well please I will like to use the people working on house please how can we see to discuss this because am not in Ghana right now but soon be back please I will like to keep in touch thanks đ my regards to the family.
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Hi please I would like the contact of builders of the 50,000 cedis of the 2bedroom brick house , I have a plot in the North want to develop it
@@aishamohammad9292 tel:+233557648878 and email is info@afrehgroup.com
Thanks
Thanks for sharing. I am proud of you. You are a real man. Real men made things happen for themselves and their families. đđż
Thanks bebree for the kind words.
You can build and cover the stair case by having a door. Good job you a wise guy. Happy for your wife
Thanks for the suggestion, Edith. Cheers.
Love this video the fact that you filled it with so much information thank you The breakdown of the cost thatâs very important thank you very much
Iâm glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching.
Great job you recovered your self well. Keep going. Its hard to come back from a disappointment. I was scam and now I am getting help, took out a loan and sold my car. God will provide brother never never lose faith.
Thanks for the encouragement
I am very impressed with this as I do not often see these uncompleted finishes.
I brought my house because of its build year and features in the knowing that SOME TLC would have to be carried out on it. We truly are not lazy man, the work that goes into putting right collapsing walls, window frames etc.
I learned about building, agriculture and many other things from my nan grandpops mother father and brother cousins and friends. I also worked on a construction however we did not have the access to these roles. I do love working with various materials, soils, aggregates. This is my kind of large project.
Really impressed, look forward to seeing the finished project.
I am Proud to be an African.
Peace
Wow. Thanks for the detailed feedback. Cheers.
You are very honest guy. Very focused
And the sky is your limit. Good luck.
Thanks for the kind words, Kate.
For the stairs I use metal instead of concrete which is much faster since I have done general fabrications I am looking to be in a common unity
Metal stairs are the best way to go. Iâve learned my lessons.
I really like your videos, you are really honest with everything.
Thanks for the encouragement!
I really appreciate your honesty and realistic approach to this journey. By sharing your journey , I feel reassured that I am on the right path and there is hope for me.
Thanks for watching. There is definitely hope for you.
Wonderful video⊠thank you so much!
Thanks for watching
@@AfricaBuildingHub you are welcome bebreee hehe
I just bought a land with uncompleted building on and gated as well. I bought it because of the security no litigation this way!
Wow. Gated? Thatâs amazing. How much did it cost?
Cost was $7000
Fantastic. All the best with your building project
@@AfricaBuildingHub thank you my brother
@@AfricaBuildingHub can l contact you on WhatsApp? Thank you.
I like your determination, well done đ
Thanks for the encouragement Joe.
Nice! Well done. Where in Accra I kind of like the terrain of the area from the background
Close to Ashongman Estates
@@AfricaBuildingHub yes that area. how difficult is it to get a land in that area that is if some are still available used to live at Dome but always wanted to have a place at ashomang
@@romankojo9458 lots of chieftaincy issues ooo
Very productive and informative video. Much appreciated, keep it up.
Thanks bebree for watching James
Great video
Thanks for your reply
My kind of guy. Well done bro.
Thanks for the encouragement
Great video.Thanks for sharing.
Thanks bebree for watching.
Smart guy u will be alright with this mindset
Thanks for the kind words.
Good morning Boss, great video. I just watched your other video too. I like your vibes and I think you are very talented.
I have a project at Shai Hills, almost complete. Let me know if you can show case it for me. Just subscribed.
Thank you for all the vital information
Hi Mohammed, please contact via cyb3ractivefrank@gmail.com so we can engage further. Cheers.
Informative as always.
Glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching bro
Extended the house by build walls to enclose the stairs
Thanks for the recommendation.
Eiii your friend is good papa! He wanted to just give you the house because this modern Ghana de3333
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Good information. My wife and I bought a land in Adenta, took a loan to start the building but we could only do the foundation because plans changed. Now am stuck with how to raise money and continue to at least complete a single room and the hall. Am thinking of selling my care too. Any option or advice from you will be much appreciated.
Hi bro. I can relate. So have you paid off the loan? If not do you have enough Money to start?
Single room is possible if you are working and your wife is working. Are there kids? Lots of factors to consider.
Terrific video. I've discovered your channel a few hours ago and have been binge watching. Did you say the lot size for this property? Also is the plumbing started?
The property is on a 100 by 70 plot of land. Plumbing has been completed.
Whatabout the TITLE to the Land?? Did you satisfy yourself FIRST that the plot was DULY REGISTERED.....hearing of how people have been "duped" with land purchase ?? Thanks for sharing!!
I have a video where I was duped with land purchase đ„Č
Congratulations. Very motivational
Iâm glad you were motivated Eric. Cheers.
@@AfricaBuildingHub can you address this issue of payment plan by those selling land and properties. Not everyone can pay straight forward but little by little they can
I own a road side land in Accra on same method. Sooo easy
Depends on the seller. I doubt itâs something we can fix. But we can make a video about it
Looking at yr stair it is too steep the maximum that a stair riser should be is 8"/ 200mm they should work out that a stair riser should be about 71\2" and the going should be about 8" / where your foot lands on
Thanks for the feedback. They will fix it
Weldone bro keep going
Thanks bebree for the encouragement.
Need to cut out wall onto staircase add cover over job done
Thanks for the brilliant suggestion
@@AfricaBuildingHub welcome ,even use blocks to make pouch round it with slooping roof.look forward seeing finishing home
Great information! I will be coming to Ghana this year to explore the possibility of buying a retirement home there. So your information is right on time. How close are you to completing your house and what is time frame so far?
Hi thanks for watching. I've given myself up to the end of the year, God willing, to complete the roofing and plastering works. Then I would need to save for some time to complete the finishing at the top in terms of Windows, doors, tiling, etc.
Keep up the great job bro đđŸ
Thanks bebree for the encouragement.
Is The Foundation Strong Enough To Carry Second Floor? You Can Also Build A Wall Around The Stairs To ENCLOSED IT So That It Will Be Inside The Main Building.
Yes the foundation is strong enough. Thanks for the suggestion on the wall.
i was thinking, why not create an outside porch at the front where your staircase is? and create another door leading to the main house .. this would add value to your house
There is a porch at the top of the staircase landing. Or that doesnât count?
@@AfricaBuildingHub I would create a porch at the bottom to hide the stairs and use the other space upstairs for another room or top porch
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Staying in your father's house like Jesus is so underrated đ
Rent in these parts is so expensive!
Super expensive. I'm glad someone liked the joke. Cheers.
Thanks for sharing... Very inspiring and informative.
Quick question... I can see you built a top floor... Are you comfortable the original foundation can supoort this?
I nearly bought an uncompleted house too for some of the reasons you mentioned but i wasn't sure whether the foundation will supoort what i wanted to do. I am not sure whether there is a way to test the strength of foundations.
Yeah so that's a good point. Fortunately for me, I bought it from a friend and we had been tracking the progress of the house from the first day. He built it with the intention of making it a storey building and so made the foundation as such.
I'm also not sure how to test the strengths of foundations but do make sure to use hollow blocks at the top as it is lighter and doesn't add extra stress to the foundation too much.
@@AfricaBuildingHub Thanks for the tips and well done on the acquisition of your property. In the end, we bought land instead but outside Accra, in the Eastern Region.
Oh fantastic. How's your project going? Also, what's the average cost of land in the eastern Region?
@@AfricaBuildingHub When we bought it last year, it was around 25k ghs per plot (100 by 70 feet). We bought a few plots so we can build and also have land for a decent garden as well as vegetable farming and maybe poultry too... The aim is to be self sufficient as much as possible and i also love greenery, lots of real grass snd trees.
As things stand we have walled and gated the land and are in the process of registering it at the lands commission - nearly there. The next step is to get an architect and then design and build... But we will take our time to build.
Fantastic. I wish you every success as you begin this journey. Please keep us updated. Cheers.
I just subscribe
Welcome to the community đ
Please how much money do I need to build Chamber and hall with kitchen and bath
Hello Fatima. We estimate between 85,000 cedis to 120,000 cedis depending on the finishing. But we also recommend you build 2 bedrooms if you can because the additional cost you will incur is marginal.
Cheers.
I am looking to buy land and build
We can help you build once you have land and the registration process of your land is done. However, we cannot help with land acquisition
Why canât you use the wooden boards after first usage
Mostly you will not have use for them when you are done. Hope that makes sense?
@@AfricaBuildingHub pretty much but am concerned about reusing it again for the same purpose
If you have another project why not? You can reuse.
@@AfricaBuildingHub beautiful thanks đ
Do not make any payments to someone which you never met and trust in that person, proper legal documentation is a priority and assess and do research on that country laws and regulations because: some African countries are so corrupt, different agencies and other companies are working in hand like a mafia, so you might lose your money.
So you see it is not all about brain power / degrees you must have some manual skills also when it comes to yr home and also having power tools to do the work faster I want to have my own common unity where we will do everything for ourselves
Thanks for the feedback.
Kwabenya comet right?
Pretty close
So may I ask you so aku ado has not sorted this nonesense land issue yet
No. Land issues in Ghana đŹđ are here to stay unless we digitize the registration process for lands.
Am selling mine but in Kumasi
Ook. Do you want us to help you sell it? If yes, kindly send us an email.
Cheers.
Is your property still available
I will not have that problem I will not need to spend that money because I have all the tools
Oh wow. Iâm glad to hear that.
Sir, you look innocent....please NEVER AGAIN make any examples, comparisons and jest about JESUS in your business or ya lifetime.. Becareful about the NAME and THE PERSON JESUS.
It wasnât a joke. But thanks for the comment. Cheers.
Where can we send you cash to help you?
If you want to support you can send mobile money to Ghana on 233243817622 - Philip Rockson. Thank you.
How do we connect with you?
Hello, you can send an email to africabuildinghub@gmail.com
Like I said you bleed money when you cannot do anything for yr self so where are you/ region
Iâm in Greater Accra.
Bro please is the house in accra or which area thanks
Itâs in Accra
Hello, I have just come across your channel and its been very helpful, is it possible to reach you , just to get some information please ??
Hey, please reach out to us via email. Africabuildinghub@gmail.com
@@AfricaBuildingHub first time watching your channel and I like your way of thinking and doing additional work to add up to your income. If only most of the ghanaian youth would follow your foot steps and not keep up with the joneses, they would go far in life. Well done
Thanks for the kind words. Mrs. Sika. Cheers.
Please brother was this in Accra or where
Yes it was in Accra!
So please I would love to meet you when I am ready to buy a house. I am resident in the Gambia but I want to move to Ghana
Thatâs noted. We can talk further. africabuildinghub@gmail.com
Oh so the reason why many African men live in their fathers house is because they want to be like Jesus
That was a joke. Sorry if it went over your head. đ
I thought so
I like your content, I'm also building in Ghana from the UK Jamaican
Fantastic. Hope itâs going smoothly?
Hello dear brother,? I really appreciate your honesty and very opinions please can I have your contact please thanks đ
Hi Bukola, kindly send us an email via africabuildinghub@gmail.com
@@AfricaBuildingHub hi there, how are you and your family? Hope well please I will like to use the people working on house please how can we see to discuss this because am not in Ghana right now but soon be back please I will like to keep in touch thanks đ my regards to the family.