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The Real Estate Management in India has gone through many ups and downs where we have witnessed a triple jump in prices during 1994-95 and a constant drop in prices from 1996-97 onwards. However the present market is more realistic and is more or less a buyers market wherein the buyers have a choice from a large Imagenumbers of properties from the private as well as the government housing boards. From 2003, the market has started moving upwards & more so in developing areas then developed areas.
 
Some correction has taken place in the beginning of 2007 after a huge escalation in 2005/06.
 
Few factors are to be taken into account before entering into any Real Estate Investment. These are:
  1. Selection of the Property
  2. Title of Property
  3. Individual Budget
  4. Cost / Current Market Price
  5. Facilities in and around the project area.
  6. Development Plan
  7. Income Tax / Wealth Tax / Capital Gain if applicable
  8. Brokers and lawyers competence and knowledge on the Subject
  9. Documentation
       Whether you buy or sell a property you must have your criteria workout well in advance. We at SETTLERS can provide a detailed analysis for you and guide you towards your objective. We will provide guidance by providing a comprehensive study on the property that you intend to buy or sell. A nominal fee on this account can save you from a wrong decision on your life time investment.
 

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