Today I received this special email about investing on a 36,000 square feet BH on a 3 1/2 acreas land:
Harry,
I'm considering of buying a consultant owner partnership in swiftletfarming which the consultant take 20% and us 80% for 30yrs of the income harvested monthly. The consultant is building on the land 9 swiftlet houses 3 1/2 storeys which is as big as 4000sqft each. Meaning alltogether is 36,000 sq ft.
Will it take longer time too? All of the birdhouse is linked together.
Can you give some opinion about it? I really appreciate it. As I'm curious and at same time worried if the investment return will take a long time.
I am pretty excited over this kind of letter and I can read something in between the lines.
The "Consultant" seem to be up to something and I am sure if you use a logical thinking it will be something stupid to go for this deal.
My frank advise is to split the investment into small packages and built the nine units or more in different locations. Get someone to locate the hot spot locations and built them one by one.
Diversify your investment and go for a smaller trial units. Once you diversify you have a much better chances of success. To reduce the risk you go for trial units, small and well designed complete with the best sound system and super microhabitats.
In swiftlet farming the best method is to achieve one successful unit. Once that is achieved you can dispose those that are not doing that well. You keep the very good one and sell those that can recoup all the rest of your investments.
Just imagine building a 36,000 square foot of BH in one location.
Just consider this statistics:
For a 36,000 square feet you need 9 nests per square foot to fill up the BH.
Total number of nests: 36,000 X 9 =324,000 nests.
Total number of birds: 324,000 X 2 = 648,000 birds.
Amount of food required: 648,000 X 5 grams a day =3,240,000 grams of insects.
Don't you think it is better to diversify and have more BHs at different locations?
The "consultant" is up to something that is benefecial to him but not to the investors.
Just be careful when you are being approached by this weirdos.
Harry,
I'm considering of buying a consultant owner partnership in swiftletfarming which the consultant take 20% and us 80% for 30yrs of the income harvested monthly. The consultant is building on the land 9 swiftlet houses 3 1/2 storeys which is as big as 4000sqft each. Meaning alltogether is 36,000 sq ft.
Will it take longer time too? All of the birdhouse is linked together.
Can you give some opinion about it? I really appreciate it. As I'm curious and at same time worried if the investment return will take a long time.
I am pretty excited over this kind of letter and I can read something in between the lines.
The "Consultant" seem to be up to something and I am sure if you use a logical thinking it will be something stupid to go for this deal.
My frank advise is to split the investment into small packages and built the nine units or more in different locations. Get someone to locate the hot spot locations and built them one by one.
Diversify your investment and go for a smaller trial units. Once you diversify you have a much better chances of success. To reduce the risk you go for trial units, small and well designed complete with the best sound system and super microhabitats.
In swiftlet farming the best method is to achieve one successful unit. Once that is achieved you can dispose those that are not doing that well. You keep the very good one and sell those that can recoup all the rest of your investments.
Just imagine building a 36,000 square foot of BH in one location.
Just consider this statistics:
For a 36,000 square feet you need 9 nests per square foot to fill up the BH.
Total number of nests: 36,000 X 9 =324,000 nests.
Total number of birds: 324,000 X 2 = 648,000 birds.
Amount of food required: 648,000 X 5 grams a day =3,240,000 grams of insects.
Don't you think it is better to diversify and have more BHs at different locations?
The "consultant" is up to something that is benefecial to him but not to the investors.
Just be careful when you are being approached by this weirdos.
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