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7 companies making renting easier for Lagosians

NM Partners - BuyLetLive by NM Partners - BuyLetLive
December 14, 2023
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In a 2022 article, Bloomberg estimated that nearly two-thirds of Nigeria’s 200 million people now live on less than $2 a day, quoting data from the National Bureau of Statistics.

This data suggests that almost 133 million Nigerians, or 63% of Nigeria’s 200 million population, are “multi-dimensionally poor”. In the past few years, the level of poverty and economic hardship in the country has more than doubled.

Across the country, the majority of Nigeria’s population suffers simultaneously from multiple economic challenges, including a lack of access to clean energy, housing, health care, water and sanitation. This has pushed many Nigerians to devise creative ways of providing for those needs and reducing the burden of living expenses.

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This, for instance, has given rise to several technology startups coming to solve these problems, especially in the housing sector. Estimates by the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics put Nigeria’s housing deficit at over 20 million units.

Across core cities like Abuja and Lagos, high rental prices and gross undersupply have historically made it difficult for low to middle-income earners to pay the annual rents typically demanded by landlords. With inflation at 26.72%, the highest in two decades, Nigerians are forced to explore flexible alternatives (monthly payment options) to finance their major living expenses, especially rent and home supplies.

This is in a bid to cushion the impact of the worsening cost of living.

Affordable Housing Solutions in Lagos: 7 Companies Making Renting Easier for Lagosians


Monthly

Monthly started in July 2022 to offer a convenient and tech-driven solution for the working population in Nigeria to pay their rent every month. The company provides rent of up to N5,000,000 for people who are gainfully employed and have a good credit history. As per the data that we are tracking, the company charges 2.33% per month on a reducing balance basis and has been able to secure a partnership with a number of the leading property listing platforms in Nigeria, including BuyLetLive and Nigeria Property Centre.


Moni Africa

Moni Africa started as a financial technology company based in Nigeria. The company provides digital financial services and products, including mobile banking and lending solutions, to individuals and small businesses in Africa. Moni Africa aims to enhance financial inclusion and access to credit in the region. Other products by Moni include:

  • Mobile banking
  • Micro-loans
  • Bill payments
  • Airtime recharge
  • Savings accounts

In 2021, the company launched its rent financing product targeted at individuals who are employed in Lagos. Similar to Monthly, Moni provides loans up to N5,000,000 at 3.5% monthly interest charged on a reducing balance basis. The company has since partnered with Rank Capital Limited as a financing partner.

Find your ideal home with ease – visit buyLetLive for a seamless online real estate experience and explore flexible rent financing options today!

See how the rent financing providers compare in terms of interest rates and other metrics.

Rent Financing Providers in Nigeria

Read Also: 5 reasons why rent financing may be a better choice for you


Rent4Less by Alpha Mead

Rent4Less is a subsidiary of Alpha Mead Group, a Nigerian real estate and facilities management company. The company offers property rental and management services, focusing on providing cost-effective rental solutions to individuals and businesses in Nigeria. This is in response to the rising cost of rent defaults noticed by the parent company.

In July 2021, Alpha Mead built the rent4less product as a way to solve this problem and has recently raised $1m series one funding to entrench monthly rental culture across the continent. The funding came from Cardinalstone. Based on the data we are tracking, the company is looking to accelerate growth and replicate the success they have recorded in Nigeria across Africa.


Rent Now Pay Later by Spleet

Rent Now Pay Later is a service offered by Spleet, a proptech company operating in the Nigerian real estate market. It allows tenants to access rental properties without paying a full security deposit upfront, offering more flexible and affordable renting options. According to the company, the product is tailored to allow Spleet members the opportunity to pay for a home on Spleet with collateral-free loans.


RentSmallSmall

RentSmallSmall is a Nigerian proptech platform that specializes in providing rental solutions to students and young professionals. They offer shared housing options and flexible rental terms, catering to the specific needs of their target demographic. Rentsmallsmall’s model is different in that the company does not offer rent loans.

They offer properties that provide monthly payment options. This, however, comes with the cost of capital already built into the monthly rental sum. We did an analysis and found that the difference between their offering and the average rental price of comparables in the market is 45%. This can be attributed to the cost of capital (or interest) on the properties listed on their platform.

Read Also: How a Mortgage System Can Enhance Affordable Homeownership In Nigeria


iVantage

iVantage is a financial technology company that enables mortgage bankers to leverage AI customer banking and savings data to offer tailored products with reduced equity contribution requirements to buyers-qualified homes, thereby democratising access to mortgages and providing flexibility.

The company launched its flexible rent product in November 2022 and has since secured partnerships with several property listing platforms to facilitate market penetration.


Kwaba

Kwaba is a financial technology company that enables mortgage bankers to use AI customer banking and savings data to offer customized products with reduced capital requirements to qualified home buyers. The company is looking to democratize access to homeownership by providing flexibility. The company launched its flexible rent product in November 2022 and has since secured partnerships with several property listing platforms to facilitate market penetration.

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If you want to rent an apartment, you can use the search filter on BuyLetLive to select property options that meet your specifications and budget. You can also find rent financing partners on BuyLetLive.

We love your feedback. Let us know what we missed by sending an email to research@buyletlive.com or click the insights page here to read similar articles.

 


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