Phase Two - Crib @ Nyaniba
Can I safely call this phase two? Well I suppose so.With Ms Florence out of my picture, the main building has been rented out to a client and I am in the process of renovating the outhouse. I have been informed that work has already started on this that need doing but have not been given a time scale as to when completion is due. I have been approached by the tenant in the main building. He wants me to rent out the outhouse to him. I am very reluctant in doing this because of several reasons. 1. The plan is to resettle in Ghana and seth a business of some sort within the next three years - God willingly. The outhouse will act as my base station and storage for items that I plan of shipping back to Ghana. 2. My previous trips to Ghana has found me logging with friends and family. They have never complained and have always welcomed me with open arms whenever I have asked if I could stay with them. However now that I have somewhere I can stay when I am in Ghana, why give that place up for rent? yes, I know it will be money coming into the old bank account, but the other side of me is telling me that it is not all about money! I suppose I can rent the place out for about a year, and then work things out from then on; which means that during that period, if I need to make that trip to Ghana, then I will have to seek the hospitality of friends and family - again. Update: I called Akosua and she informed me that letting the outhouse to the main tenant is not a good idea as it appears they are not the sort of people who a "clean". This piece of news seems worrying. Anyway, I am going to call her next week to work out a plan where by she can announce herself into the building and perform an inspection. I quite remember seeing something to this nature in the tenancy agreement.
Update: Akosua has done a brilliant job of : 1. Cleaning up the filth and mess Ms Florence Massoud left behind 2. Renovating the Outhouse. I will post pictures which Akosua took of the filth that was left behind by Ma Florence Massoud.