Bharat S. M. Karavadra

A Brief Update From My Travels to India

Sunday, May 3rd, 2009

I was in India, from mid March till mid April, developing land and buildings.

The main aim of my visit was to get some farm land developed so that farming could be continued on the land after many years of little productivity.

The main things that I looked into were…

1) To dig into and build the walls of the old well so that a water supply could be achieved for all year round use.

2) To build a perimiter wall around the land so that stray animals (and other creatures of the universe) cannot come in without a requirement for them.

3) To build a modest home on the land so that some people can live on the land in order to farm it.

The above 3 achievements (once completed within about 2 months) will increase the value of the land by about 12% with a comparitive investment of about 2%. Basically a 2% investment will give a return of 12%. That’s a return of 600%.

To realise the investment quickly the return may need to be reduced to 400% but that’s still a 400% return for about 3 months work. Where else in the world would you get that?

4) Based on the above return I started planning a business model to develop land and buildings for domestic and business use. If you have any interest in helping or investing then please contact me.

Apart from the above potential, I would like to say I had great fun doing it all. What more could you have?

I didn’t get time to take many photos but you can click here to see those that were taken.