I'm a big fan of your content, and I just want to thank you for giving me hope. Each time you post, I get excited. I'm planning to go to Liberia this year and possibly buy some land. However, I'm starting to have cold feet and I don't know how to go about the process. I've seen some of your videos about buying land and how to go about the process, but I think I will need someone physically and legitimately to help me with buying land. I want something by the beach, not in the main city, somewhere quiet. Please, I would need your guidance if possible. I'm serious. 🙏🏾
I disagree that maintaining a car in Liberia is more expensive than the US. The premium mechanics in Liberia are cheaper than the average dealerships in the US. Great video tho
Your statement is correct However tho , I’m not focusing on the cost per visit but rather how many time you’ll have to visit You visit a dealership or mechanic to fix your car here in the US it’ll cost more , but then you’ll not be going back anytime soon. In Liberia you’ll be back with major issue almost monthly. The road conditions, gas , and other factors will have u back way more then here that’s what I mean
This is a very good video. Very informative. Could you also do a video on the fees and phone number of the different ministries and fees for registrations,cost of insurance, deeds,ETC
I Don’t Think This Is Accurate, Because YOU Don’t Live In Nor Drive In Liberia Full Time. We Have 6 Cars Back Home & 4 Are Down. But You Still Have Good Info
2014 or older is considered an older car.. to avoid penalties and extra fees..each year the year goes up..10 years or older..so if you ship like an 02 -2010 those are easier to work on,but expect penalties when trying to free it from the port.
Please contact me. My husband is a machine and we have to buy all our tools ready to relocate to Liberia. He has mastered John Deere and is a heavy duty machine. We are looking for business partners to open one of the biggest shop in Liberia
I'm a big fan of your content, and I just want to thank you for giving me hope. Each time you post, I get excited. I'm planning to go to Liberia this year and possibly buy some land. However, I'm starting to have cold feet and I don't know how to go about the process. I've seen some of your videos about buying land and how to go about the process, but I think I will need someone physically and legitimately to help me with buying land. I want something by the beach, not in the main city, somewhere quiet. Please, I would need your guidance if possible. I'm serious. 🙏🏾
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I'm a big fan of your content, and I just want to thank you for giving me hope. Each time you post, I get excited.
I'm planning to go to Liberia this year and possibly buy some land. However, I'm starting to have cold feet and I don't know how to go about the process. I've seen some of your videos about buying land and how to go about the process, but I think I will need someone physically and legitimately to help me with buying land. I want something by the beach, not in the main city, somewhere quiet.
Please, I would need your guidance if possible. I'm serious. 🙏🏾
I disagree that maintaining a car in Liberia is more expensive than the US. The premium mechanics in Liberia are cheaper than the average dealerships in the US. Great video tho
Your statement is correct
However tho , I’m not focusing on the cost per visit but rather how many time you’ll have to visit
You visit a dealership or mechanic to fix your car here in the US it’ll cost more , but then you’ll not be going back anytime soon. In Liberia you’ll be back with major issue almost monthly. The road conditions, gas , and other factors will have u back way more then here that’s what I mean
This is a very good video. Very informative. Could you also do a video on the fees and phone number of the different ministries and fees for registrations,cost of insurance, deeds,ETC
Thanks for this information. I ship my car.
Great information, where can we find the two best garages in LIBERIA?
I have a 2024 Range Rover Sports how much to free it bro? Thanks
I Don’t Think This Is Accurate, Because YOU Don’t Live In Nor Drive In Liberia Full Time. We Have 6 Cars Back Home & 4 Are Down. But You Still Have Good Info
Please elaborate!
❤❤❤ the info. When you state older car, what year are you referring to? Guesstimate?
2014 or older is considered an older car.. to avoid penalties and extra fees..each year the year goes up..10 years or older..so if you ship like an 02 -2010 those are easier to work on,but expect penalties when trying to free it from the port.
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That’s correct
Why even bother to take a computerized vehicle over there, no good road, it all the bumps.
Good question ohhhh my brother
Please contact me. My husband is a machine and we have to buy all our tools ready to relocate to Liberia. He has mastered John Deere and is a heavy duty machine. We are looking for business partners to open one of the biggest shop in Liberia
I'm a big fan of your content, and I just want to thank you for giving me hope. Each time you post, I get excited.
I'm planning to go to Liberia this year and possibly buy some land. However, I'm starting to have cold feet and I don't know how to go about the process. I've seen some of your videos about buying land and how to go about the process, but I think I will need someone physically and legitimately to help me with buying land. I want something by the beach, not in the main city, somewhere quiet.
Please, I would need your guidance if possible. I'm serious. 🙏🏾