Conversion of leasehold into freehold in Uganda. Any lease which was granted to a Ugandan citizen out of former public land and was subsisting on the coming into force of this Act may be converted into freehold if the board is satisfied that the following conditions have been complied with— (a) that the leasehold is authentic and genuine; (b) that there were no customary tenants on the land at the...
Acquisition of land by a noncitizen in Uganda Subject to article 237(2)(c) of the Constitution, a noncitizen may acquire a lease in land in accordance with this section. A lease of five years or more acquired by a noncitizen shall be registered in accordance with the Registration of Titles Act. A noncitizen shall not be granted a lease exceeding ninety-nine years. Subject to the other provisions...
Ultimate Guide to Buying a Vacation Rental Property in Uganda The concept of vacation rental investments has gained considerable momentum in recent years, and for good reason: the expansion of the economy, in addition to the advent of the private accommodation sector, has made it considerably easier for families to go on more vacations of their own. As the economy improves, more and more people are...
Characteristics of successful property investors in Uganda Want to know a secret? When it comes to making money as a property investor, one thing is true: almost everyone can do it. The reality is, anyone who sets their mind to it and has a clear budget, strategy and purpose can be a successful property investor. That said, there are definitely some qualities that the most successful investors all...
Tips on How to Get Into Uganda real estate Market Think About Your Reasons For Investing First things first, you need to be sure that you’re ready to begin investing. There are different reasons why people consider purchasing a buy to let property, and it’s important to have a clear vision of your own reasons for getting into property. Are you getting started with property investment as a way to...
What makes a good property investment in Uganda? The things I look for in any investment (including property) are: strong, stable rates of capital appreciation; steady cash flow; liquidity – the ability to take my money out by either selling or borrowing against my investment; easy management; a hedge against inflation; and good tax benefits. So how do you make money from a...
Why You Should Consider a Master Planned Community in Uganda I've lost track of the number of folks I've met over the years who plan to do things a little differently when they buy a home in Uganda. They want to live it up and go local. The rules and regulations of a master-planned community are not for them, they tell me. The dream sounds like fun. The reality, less so. Because if there's one way to...
Buying in Off Plan Property in Kampala Uganda today Buying in a property before it’s been built, known as off-plan, has become more attractive to buyers throughout the world and. It’s seen as a way to purchase a property at a discounted price ahead of a price rise on completion, essentially giving buyers instant equity in the property once completed. There are many pros and cons for investing in...
How to determine the rental rates for your investment properties in Uganda When considering rental investment property you’ll likely see the property sale price advertised and if it’s an existing buy-to-let with a history of being let or a purpose-built rental property there will also be an expected yield advertised. This rental yield might be guaranteed for a certain amount of time which means you...
How To Get A Mortgage For A Rental Property in Uganda Want to purchase a rental property and need to raise funds in order to do so? How do you get a mortgage for a buy-to-let property in Uganda? If you’re well prepared and work with the right professionals, obtaining lending and purchasing an investment property can be straight forward. Be prepared Before speaking to a bank about getting a...
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