The Real estate segment in India is one of the most unregulated sectors in India. The irregularities in the segment had led to a lot of fraud and monopoly from the builder?s side. The buyers on the other hand often had been facing heavy losses in this sector for a long time. This has caused delays in the possession of the property, EMI and rental issues. But this all changed when the real estate got...
Purchasing home can be an expensive affair for the family as it is the ultimate aspiration for most of the Indians. Most people consider real estate to be an important investment and are willing to spend extra to acquire a quality real estate property. Real estate in India is, in fact, the biggest investment that an average person takes up and, in most cases, it takes the higher scale of the...
The undeniable downslide of Indian Rupee has evidently increased the interest of the NRIs or Non-Residential Indians in the vast real-estate market in the country. Scenarios depicting NRI individuals coming down to the homeland to buy properties have become rather common especially in metropolitan cities such as Chennai. The purchase is not just limited to individual residential units; rather...
Investing in residential property is a safe option and can give good returns in the medium to short term. Since investing in residential property will cost a great deal of money, it is likely that you will be taking a home loan. It’s quite easy to apply for and get a home loan sanctioned these days. You also get various tax benefits, for example, deductions under Sections 24, 80C and 80EE....
