5 bedroom Shell House for sale in Garuga Wakiso Uganda, code: 119279
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5bedrooms shell house for sale in garuga near pearl marina estate seated on 30 decimals in a highly developed neighborhood. For more information call 0705218332 / 0780983661.
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SCAN QR CODE
119279
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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT A PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENT
A House Purchase and Sale Agreement is a legal document that outlines the terms and conditions of the sale of a house in Uganda. This agreement is a crucial step in the buying and selling process, as it defines the rights and obligations of both the buyer and the seller.
In Uganda, a House Purchase and Sale Agreement should be in writing and signed by both parties. The agreement should clearly state the purchase price, the closing date, the payment terms, and any warranties or guarantees offered by the seller. It should also specify the responsibilities of each party during the transaction, such as the transfer of ownership and the payment of any taxes or fees.
For example, the agreement may state that the buyer is responsible for obtaining financing and that the seller is responsible for providing a clear title to the property. The agreement may also specify that the buyer is responsible for any repairs or renovations that need to be made, while the seller is responsible for
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REAL ESTATE HOUSING TERMINOLOGY IN US VS UK
In the realm of housing terminology, distinctions between American and British usage often defer, exemplifying linguistic nuances across borders. While the UK employs terms like "flat" for an apartment and "terrace" for a row of houses, the United States embraces "apartment" and "rowhouse" respectively.
This variance finds relevance even in global real estate databases such as the Real Estate Database (RED), where categorizations align with these linguistic preferences. Notably, in Uganda at large, the American version of housing terms predominates, reflecting a subtle yet impactful linguistic influence on housing discourse and practices. Here's a compiled list of housing terms with their corresponding American and British counterparts:
Apartment (US) / Flat (UK)
Duplex (US) / Maisonette (UK)
Townhouse (US) / Terraced house (UK)
Condominium (US) / Flat (UK)
Co-op (US) / Co-operative (UK)
Ranch house (US) / Bungalow (UK)
Studio apartment (US) / Studio flat (UK)
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