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How do you sell plots of land without losing track of who paid what?
Most real estate firms I talk to in Nigeria run sales on spreadsheets and WhatsApp threads. Buyers pay in instalments, documents get lost, and nobody is sure which plot is still free.
So I designed and built PlotToBuild. One place for listings, buyers, instalment tracking, KYC and documents, so a sales team always knows where every plot and every naira stands.
The design goal was simple: an agent should see the state of a sale in one glance, without training.
Live at plottobuild.cv. If you build for real estate, or need a product like this designed and built, let's talk.
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