3 bedroom Bungalow for sale in Bbanda Wakiso Uganda, code: 194747
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PRICE REDUCED AGAIN
HOUSE ON SALE
WITH TITLE
3BEDROOMS, SITTING DINNING BATHROOM
50/100FTS
WAKISO BANDA TOWN ALONG HOIMA ROAD
BLOCK.....256
PLOT.......260
ASKING PRICE......80M
SLIGHTLY NEGOTIABLE
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SCAN QR CODE
194747
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The real estate industry is expansive, offering a variety of avenues for newcomers to explore and invest in. Starting your journey in this industry presents multiple pathways, each with its own set of opportunities and challenges.
Whether you're interested in buying and selling properties, managing rentals, or investing in developments, there’s a specific niche that suits your interests. This guide is designed to help you navigate and discover the different facets of the real estate world. 1. Real Estate Agency / Brokerage.
Starting as a real estate agent (or broker, or realtor) is one of the most common entry points into the real estate industry, largely due to its low cost of entry and the extensive exposure it offers. As a real estate agent, you will assist clients in buying, selling, or renting properties, earning commission on each successful transaction.To become a real estate agent in Uganda, you typically need to gather properties (commonly known as listings) fo
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THINGS TO MENTION IN YOUR PROPERTY LISTING ON THE REAL ESTATE DÁTABASE (RED).
Are you planning to list your property on the Real Estate Database (RED)? Crafting an enticing and informative or persuasive property listing is crucial for attracting potential buyers or tenants. To help you create a compelling listing, we have compiled a list of essential elements to include. From basic details to enticing features, here's what you should mention in your property listing:
Listing Title: The title is the first thing potential buyers or tenants see, so make it attention-grabbing. Include the key selling points, such as location, unique features, or any recent renovations. For example, "Stunning 3-Bedroom Home with Spectacular Views in Muyenga."
Bedrooms: Clearly state the number of bedrooms in the property. This information is crucial for buyers or tenants who have specific spatial requirements or family sizes.
Bathrooms: Specify the number of bathrooms in the property. Mention if any bathrooms are en-suite or if there are additional powder rooms.
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A GUIDE TO DEALING WITH LATE RENT PAYMENTS
Late rent payments can be a source of stress and frustration for both tenants and landlords. Life is unpredictable, and sometimes, unexpected financial setbacks can make it difficult to pay your rent on time. However, there are steps you can take to address late rent payments responsibly and maintain a good landlord-tenant relationship. In this guide, we'll explore the reasons for late rent payments and offer practical solutions to help you navigate these challenging situations.
Understanding Late Rent Payments
Common Reasons for Late Rent Payments
Late rent payments can occur for various reasons, including:
Financial Emergencies: Unforeseen medical expenses, car repairs, or other financial emergencies can disrupt your budget.
Job Loss or Income Reduction: A sudden job loss or reduction in income can make it challenging to cover your monthly rent.
Timing of Paychecks: Sometimes, the timing of your paychecks may not align with your rent due date.
Forgetfulness: It's easy
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HIGHLIGHTS FRÓM THE CONSULTATIVE MEETING ON REAL ESTATE REGULATION AND LICENSING WITH SRB.
On Friday, 30th August 2024, the Uganda Business Facilitation Center hosted a pivotal Consultative Meeting on Real Estate Regulation and Licensing. Members of AREA Uganda and several other real estate professionals convened to address the future of real estate agency regulation in Uganda.
The meeting featured two significant presentations: one by Moses D Lutalo from Broll Uganda and another by Ronald Ssengendo from the Surveyors Registration Board (SRB). Both provided valuable insights into the sector's current status and the steps being taken toward professionalizing and regulating real estate practices. First Presentation: Moses D Lutalo, Managing Director, Broll Uganda.Moses D Lutalo's presentation revolved around the importance of regulating the real estate industry in Uganda and the role of SRB in this process. He emphasized the significance of professionalizing the industry, citing that AREA Uganda, founded in 2008, aims to bring order to the sector. He outlined the lega
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