We are constantly told, “Buy land because they are not making any more of it.” But question: What is your land actually doing for you? In this episode, I sit down with Liz Njuguna, Founder, Risiih Investments, for a practical conversation about land ownership, property investment and building a real estate business in Kenya.Liz shares how she entered the property industry without enough capital to purchase land herself. She convinced landowners to trust her with their property, subdivided and sold it, paid them their agreed share and eventually raised enough money to buy her own land.She also reveals how one influencer partnership helped establish Risiih InvestmentsWe also discuss:• Why investing outside Nairobi could unlock better opportunities • Why Nanyuki and Malindi are attracting property investors • How to begin investing when you cannot afford Nairobi land prices • The difference between owning land and owning an income generating asset • How A frame houses, container homes, farming and commercial developments can generate income • Whether you should buy to build, hold or resell • How to identify the purpose of land before purchasing it • The due diligence every buyer should complete • How Liz made land ownership feel exciting and accessible to younger women • Building a team with friends and family • Creating boundaries when employing people who know you personally • Starting and growing a business without formal business training • Why capital matters, but trust, courage and resourcefulness can also open doors Liz reminds us, property investment opportunities exist across Kenya if you are willing to research, look beyond what is familiar and take calculated risks.Where would you buy land in Kenya today: Nairobi, Nanyuki, Malindi or somewhere completely different?Share your answer in the comments, subscribe to Be That Woman and turn on your notifications for more conversations about women, money and business.DISCLAIMERThe information shared in this episode is for educational and informational purposes only. It should not be considered financial, legal or property investment advice. Property investments carry risks, and circumstances differ for every buyer. Conduct independent due diligence and consult qualified legal, financial, survey and property professionals before making any investment decision.#landinvestment #realestatekenya #propertyinvestment #WomenAndMoney #landownership #RisiihInvestments