Two Acres Of Land In Zambia Africa | Help Me Plan A Profitable Business

[@tammylain7754]

Hello Bridget. :-) Firstly having seen just four of your videos, it is clear that you have a wealth of knowledge you can sell to both people of Zambia and foreigners- who want security in the build, but like you do not want to be pressured in paying too much or get shafted with poor work. My suggestion is something different- and more lucrative possibly. Make a small garden around your home- just for your own pleasure. Advertise for your services of helping people built. If I wanted to build in Zambia- I would reach out to someone like you 1. who knows the country 2. Have lived both in the US/western country. 3. Own experience with building. 4. Has good connections via your family and brothers, but also locals/workers/government/culture/language. If you got money from this consultancy, you could build an office building on your own place- if that is allowed. Hire others to help you- employ them part or full time. Another thing gong for you is your personality and your honestly. Perhaps even the fact you are a woman- not going to say that a woman is more honest than a man or woman- but in this instance- with your poise and soft-speaking, it will appeal to people who do not want a fast talking male person to tell them what is what.. but someone like you who is not pushy as you say. Also one can sense that you have worked HARD for that money and do not want to waste it. At least as a female I would appreciate that. Hmm. I do not have a lot of money, but if I wanted to build in Zambia, I would lover your advice. :-) People can pay according to size of project, what you provide and an hourly wage or a project quote. You have amazing potential and more resources than you know.

[@bridgetwint]

Dear Tammy, Firstly the spirit in which you wrote this encouragement and advice is beautiful. I’m so touched, I can’t fully express! Secondly, this is so well thought out and it confirms a path I’ve thought about but needed to figure out how go about it. I’m going to copy and paste both your comments and really glean all the wisdom out of them. God bless you for reaching out blessing me where it really matters. Whenever you’re ready to build in or just visit Zambia, please. don’t hesitate to reach out me. Looking forward to interacting more with you. With heartfelt gratitude 🙏 Bridget

[@wesleytapalu3888]

Greetings Bridget. Wow the land has a lot of potential. I wouldn't recommend selling. Just to add to the list of immediate business ideas. In the UK we have what we call Glamping, it's basically temporary accommodation specifically for holidays and vacations. The accommodation is simple to put up. Comes prefab, or tents. But beautifully designed. The challenge is finding someone honest to manage the business on your behalf as you have pointed out. I believe this would work well as a start up business 😊

[@bridgetwint]

Wesley, as usual you gave me great feedback. I had to look up Glamping for a definition and though the term is new to me, the concept is familiar. Glamorous camping is right up my alley. I will definitely do some research into this. The safari camps I went to actually employ this exact concept.with tents. Thank you 🙏

[@marthalubasi]

Hi Bridget, I've taken a look at the land you mentioned, and I think it's a great piece of property. The success of any business venture, of course, depends on its positioning. I would recommend conducting a feasibility study to determine the most suitable business for the area. Upon reflection, I'm inclined to suggest considering a tourist accommodation venue. The location seems ideal for it. However, this is just a thought, and a proper study would give more insights. Best of luck with your decision, and feel free to explore other possibilities based on the study results! Cheers,

[@bridgetwint]

Thank you so much for taking the time to share your thoughts with me. A feasibility study is great idea. God bless.

[@tammylain7754]

Seeing your video of furniture- you might have a small shop that produce qualtiy bed frams and side boards/tables. You must be albe to make them and sell them cheaper than the store you were in.. coming from Denmark, design and minimalism is something we all own, perhaps not the style there, but I bet it would hit big with expants/foreigners

[@bridgetwint]

Another amazing idea, Tammy! Minimalist Zambian made furniture. Thank you 🙏

[@berthamcbee7379]

I can plant vegetables, all kinds for sale and consumption.

[@bridgetwint]

Thanks 🙏

[@berthamcbee7379]

Ok your Idea is good

[@elentsimpson1180]

Nice Land enjoy it.

[@bridgetwint]

Thanks

[@MalaikaSeketi-pl9df]

Use part of the land to build houses which you will put out for rent. This will give u income on the long run

[@bridgetwint]

That’s the ultimate goal 🙏

[@leotv8303]

Plant avocado

[@bridgetwint]

Great idea!

[@tcmusonda]

Plant some wambungu apples, chickens and fish ponds.

[@bridgetwint]

Thanks for your contribution. What are wambungu apples?

[@chamunorwachibanguza7902]

I concur with you 🇿🇼

[@bridgetwint]

@@chamunorwachibanguza7902 Are these profitable? Tell me more.

[@chamunorwachibanguza7902]

@@bridgetwint the Wambugu apples you won't go wrong,yes they are lucrative.

[@bridgetwint]

@@chamunorwachibanguza7902 Wow. Thank you

[@alicesilla3692]

Get in touch with Farmer's Pride, who are teaching farmers to grow potatoes in bags . Since this land is in a wall fense, it has security and enclosed which a good. Growing potatoes in bags will not affect your yard for the plans that you ahead. Be blessed. Farmers Pride Invesments Zambia- Country Cordinator

[@bridgetwint]

Good to know. Thanks!

[@greenwellmukwavi769]

Put up apartments slowly.

[@bridgetwint]

Thank you so much. Would love to do that in the future. I need some cash flow intermediate businesses in the meantime.

[@yallielungu8478]

Sell part of it , Would generate income to finish your house and develop your events venue.

[@bridgetwint]

That’s a good possibility though I would like to keep the unit for my permanent investment. Thanks for your input.

[@josephatbwalya4633]

Firstly, get a certified professional to value your property, depending on the value, you can use it as collateral to get a loan from a bank and use the money to build apartments for short and long term stay, it's very important to know the value of your property before you do anything.

[@bridgetwint]

@@josephatbwalya4633 Thank you for your advice. Much appreciated.