Managing property in Sierra Leone while living abroad
Remote ownership becomes far easier when authority, inspections, maintenance, money and reporting are organised before the first problem appears.
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Research-backed practical guidance on acquiring, managing, monitoring and verifying assets in Sierra Leone. Each article includes the sources used for factual and regulatory context.
A property purchase should combine physical inspection, land-record checks, survey work, planning review, professional due diligence and tightly controlled payment steps.
Remote ownership becomes far easier when authority, inspections, maintenance, money and reporting are organised before the first problem appears.
Read articleA property purchase should combine physical inspection, land-record checks, survey work, planning review, professional due diligence and tightly controlled payment steps.
Read articleProgress payments are safer and project reports become more meaningful when milestones are defined in advance and verified with physical evidence, records and clear acceptance criteria.
Read articleFleet costs become manageable when fuel, mileage, maintenance, licensing, downtime and driver activity are connected to each vehicle instead of sitting in separate notebooks and chats.
Read articleA receipt can prove that money changed hands. It cannot, by itself, prove that the purchase was authorised, correctly priced, delivered to the project or converted into completed work.
Read articleA strong asset-management relationship begins with clarity about competence, authority, evidence, money, conflicts, reporting, data and the exit process — before the manager touches the asset.
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