For Kenyans living abroad, managing property and real estate investments back home can be a significant challenge. While many are eager to invest in Kenya’s growing property market, entrusting these investments to relatives or neighbors often leads to issues like poor oversight, delayed reporting, or even financial losses.

These well-meaning guardians are typically preoccupied with their own lives and responsibilities, which limits their ability to provide the consistent, professional attention that property management demands. As a result, many struggle with unaccountability, neglected maintenance and the inability to track their investments effectively.

Furthermore, being thousands of miles away from their property in Kenya makes it nearly impossible for owners abroad to actively participate in day-to-day management. Tasks like tenant selection, rent collection, and property maintenance are difficult to oversee remotely. Without a reliable, professional system in place, misreporting, irregular rental income, and under-maintained properties can reduce the overall value of the investment. For many, this lack of control leads to unnecessary stress and uncertainty about whether their property is being managed properly and in their best interests.