Land banking is one of the smartest ways people invest in real estate. It simply means buying a piece of land now, keeping it for some years, and then selling it later at a much higher price. Many investors love it because land hardly loses value, and with time, it usually appreciates.

But while land banking sounds easy and profitable, there are hidden costs that many people don’t think about. Let’s break them down.

1. Documentation Fees

When you buy land, you don’t just pay for the land itself. You also need to pay for survey plans, deeds of assignment, and sometimes government approvals. If you ignore these, your ownership might not be legally secure.

2. Development Levies

In some estates, developers add charges for infrastructure like roads, drainage, electricity, and security. These costs may not be obvious at the start but are very important to make the land usable.

3. Taxes and Government Charges

Depending on the location, there may be taxes, registration fees, or other legal payments to the government. These are necessary for protecting your land from future disputes.

4. Maintenance and Security

If you’re holding land for years without developing it, you might need to spend money on fencing or security to stop trespassers from encroaching.

5. Opportunity Cost

This simply means what you could have done with the money instead of keeping it in land. While land is a safe investment, it takes patience, and you may not see returns immediately.

Why This Matters

Land banking is still one of the smartest wealth-building strategies. But to succeed, you must prepare for the hidden costs, not just the purchase price. This ensures that when it’s time to sell, you’re not caught by surprise.

🚀 At Conic Homes and Properties Ltd, we don’t just sell land — we guide you through every step, including the hidden costs, so your investment is secure and profitable.

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