Is it possible to find investors outside your country.

Is it possible to find investors outside your country.

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My name is Amos Yenpang Anaam.

23 years of age and I’m from Ghana.

I landed on this platform as a result of my search for real estate investors and partners. I’m still young and would need the guidance. For now I’ve got the perfect deal to make a name for my real estate company here in my country but I lack the most important resource of all which is the fund to kickstart and build the project to a strong level.

I’ve been offered a little bit over 5 acres of land in a promising and up coming location in the capital of the country.

The owner is not willing to sell off the land but rather go into a JV with me to develop these acres of land into a thriving and profitable neighborhood. I've looked at the new real estate companies and they are not soo good.

Hence I believe this is a chance to skip and join the bigger names in the country’s real estate industry.

I’m open to answer questions and give a detailed insight on this topic. I would be glad to have anyone who has the ability to impact as my investor. We can schedule meetings to discuss.
Thank you

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  • Chris SeveneyBusiness Member
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    Investor · VA · Member since 2015 · 21k+ posts · 19k+ votes
    2mo

    Finding American investors to invest in foreign countries will be challenging because of the abundance of real estate here in the United States and the lack of knowledge most will have about investing in a foreign area, along with the trust factor of understanding if you actually ever bought something. 

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  • Jimmy LieuBusiness Member
    Real Estate Agent · Columbus, OH · Member since 2019 · 3k+ posts · 2k+ votes
    2mo
    Quote from @Amos Yenpang Anaam:

    My name is Amos Yenpang Anaam.

    23 years of age and I’m from Ghana.

    I landed on this platform as a result of my search for real estate investors and partners. I’m still young and would need the guidance. For now I’ve got the perfect deal to make a name for my real estate company here in my country but I lack the most important resource of all which is the fund to kickstart and build the project to a strong level.

    I’ve been offered a little bit over 5 acres of land in a promising and up coming location in the capital of the country.

    The owner is not willing to sell off the land but rather go into a JV with me to develop these acres of land into a thriving and profitable neighborhood. I've looked at the new real estate companies and they are not soo good.

    Hence I believe this is a chance to skip and join the bigger names in the country’s real estate industry.

    I’m open to answer questions and give a detailed insight on this topic. I would be glad to have anyone who has the ability to impact as my investor. We can schedule meetings to discuss.
    Thank you

    Welcome to BP, Amos! It sounds like you've found an opportunity, but before looking for investors I'd spend time making the deal as solid as possible on paper. Since the landowner wants a joint venture instead of a sale, you'll need a clear agreement that spells out who contributes what, how profits are split, who makes decisions, and what happens if the project runs over budget or one party wants to exit. Investors will also want to see a feasibility study, development budget, timeline, projected returns, market demand, and proof that the land has clear title and can legally be developed. At 23, don't worry about your age as much as your preparation. A well-organized proposal can go a long way toward building credibility. I'd also recommend starting with a smaller phase of the project if possible, since it's often easier to raise capital for a proven first phase than for a large development all at once. Wishing you the best with the project, and I hope you'll keep us updated on how it progresses. Happy to connect and answer any questions you have!

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