26/07/2026
Ministry of Education - Liberia Ministry of Health, Republic of Liberia Ministry of Public Works-Republic of Liberia Ministry of Labour, Finistry Finance Liberian Student Union in China ,
The Government of Liberia can use just $20 million to build 1,000 units of affordable homes, similar to the structures in this video, in Montserrado. The payment plan could be three years for regular citizens and extended to six years for civil servants.
Civil Servants
Example sweet spot: 20% down ($5,000) = $278/month for 72 months—very manageable for most budgets.
Private Citizens
Example sweet spot: 20% down ($5,000) = $555.56/month for 36 months.
Instant government revenue (1,000 x $5,000 down) = Exactly $5 Million ✅ .
Total government revenue after all payments = $25 Million.
Net profit for the government = $5 Million ($25M collected - $20M build cost).
For the Common Liberian (Buyer):
Affordable entry: $5,000 down is achievable if they save or get employer salary deductions.
Ownership in 3–6 years: No rent increases, no landlord. That $278–$555/mo stops forever after the term.
Immediate asset: Day 1, they hold a title to a home worth $25,000, giving them borrowing power for school fees or small businesses.
For Liberia Government:
$5M surplus from the profit can build 250 more units (at $20k cost) without asking for new taxes or foreign loans → scaling to 1,250 total homes.
Or, they can use that $5M to cover:
Land acquisition (often the biggest hidden cost),
Water/electricity grid connections, and
Administrative/legal title fees—so the $20k build cost stays pure construction.
This $25,000 price is a WIN-WIN for the common Liberian AND the government of Liberia.
Gideon F. B. Solre
