Barbara Fumnaya Nwaokolo is the attractive, graceful, and elegant Chief Executive Officer of Superblachomes, a real estate firm that is poised to become the sector’s next big thing.
Barbara Nwaokolo has quickly established herself as a symbol of success and a role model in a male-dominated industry.
The vivacious real estate entrepreneur has been sharing her experiences in the industry and how she learned the ropes as a real estate agent.
“I went online and looked up things like real estate basics, and there was this girl I was following who gave me suggestions on what I was getting myself into.” “Real estate is much more than just buying buildings,” explained Superblachomes’ creator.
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“I do invest for clients,” the owner of Superblachomes explained further. I have developers that want a specific sum of money, and I have clients who may have that sum, so I ask them, “Do you have this money on hand?” Okay, give it to me, you’ll get a 20 to 25% return on your investment in the following 10 months, and that’s it!
“The next step is for them to bring in their lawyers, and the funds are transferred, but they keep their collateral, which could be land or whatever else that the developer gives them.” Finally, whether you sold the property or invested the money is none of our business; it is the developer’s.
“You’re giving my customer his money, as well as the money that’s supposed to come back with the investment,” the Amazon behind Superblachomes stated.
The CEO of Superblachomes has asked for a stakeholders roundtable to discuss industry concerns in order to enhance the sector.
“Once again, developers present a challenge. “As I tell most agents, it’s wonderful that we all sit together and have a platform where we can truly discuss things since there’s a lot going on that we can’t talk about,” said Superblachomes’ creator.
“There are developers you sell properties for, and when it comes time for them to pay you, stories come out that aren’t supposed to be,” the Superblachomes boss continued. Some buyers are dramatic, and when it comes time to pay you, they say things like “o I didn’t realise I was going to pay you” and “what do you mean?”
“These are some of the issues we’re dealing with.” Some developers strive for intelligence, and we still have clients who strive for intelligence. Once they get the developer’s contact information, they may declare that they are no longer interested in the property and, behind your back, seal it. But if you put on that show, I’ll know how to obtain my money from you because I don’t have the time.
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“I believe developers should learn to perform better because convincing a client to acquire a property is difficult, so when that is done or whatever it is, don’t give me an excuse since I brought the client,” stated the CEO of Superblachomes.
