Residential Land for sale in Kiwaatule Kampala Uganda, code: 170801
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Residential Land
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These are 23 decimals on a mailo land located in Kiwatule at an asking price of 330 millions with a ready title.The land is residential in a good neighborhood with installments allowed.
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170801
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DEALING WITH THE WORST LANDLORD EVER.
Babatunde had a dream, to open the finest jollof rice restaurant in the bustling heart of the city. When he found a shop for rent on a busy street, he thought his dreams were about to come true. Little did he know, he was about to meet Sankara, the worst landlord ever.The first sign was subtle. Babatunde signed the lease agreement with Sankara, excitedly handing over the first month's rent and security deposit. But Sankara never returned his copy of the agreement. "Don't worry, Babatunde, it's safe with me," Sankara said with a grin that could rival a crocodile's.Babatunde soon learned that "safe" in Sankara's world meant "lost forever." He asked for a receipt for his payment, but Sankara gave him a receipt for half the amount he had paid. "Taxes, you know? We have to be smart about these things," Sankara whispered conspiratorially. Babatunde nodded reluctantly, not wanting to start off on the wrong foot.A few months in, things took a bizarre turn. Babatunde arrived at his restaurant o
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