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Investing in Zimbabwe's agricultural sector requires a clear understanding of the different land types, as foreigners are restricted from owning agricultural
When buying a stand in Zimbabwe, you must know the difference between serviced and unserviced land. Serviced stands are more expensive but are ready
Building or renovating a property in Zimbabwe requires careful planning to avoid common mistakes that lead to cost overruns and structural issues.
Building a house on your stand in Zimbabwe requires a step-by-step approach, starting with verifying your title deeds and getting council-approved building plan
To buy a property in Zimbabwe, you must inspect for key issues like structural cracks, outdated electrical and plumbing systems, and security features
