1 bedroom Rental units for sale in Nansana Wakiso Uganda, code: 205116
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Experience the best of Nansana living with this incredible property for sale. Situated on Bujuuko road within Wakiso District, this property offers 3 single rooms and 1 double room, making it an ideal investment opportunity for those looking to generate steady rental income. Boasting a spacious 3550ft agreement, this property is perfect for those looking to build a strong real estate portfolio. With a price of 50,000,000 Shillings, this property offers incredible value for money. The land tenure is Freehold Land, giving you complete ownership and control over your investment. The size of the property is 5 Decimals, providing ample space for future expansion. The property also includes essential amenities such as 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom, ensuring comfort and convenience for your tenants. With a monthly income of 600,000, this property is a lucrative investment that promises high returns. Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a piece of Nansana's thriving real estate market.
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205116
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If you've ever wondered what it's like to be a real estate agent in this land of unpredictable adventures, buckle up, because I'm about to take you on a journey through the struggles and absurdities that agents face on a daily basis. From commission conundrums to buyer blunders, it's a rollercoaster of chaos out here!
1. Landlords who Think Commission is a Dirty Word
Ah, the sweet sound of commission – that glorious reward for tirelessly searching for the perfect property match. But wait, some landlords have decided that "commission" is a four-letter word they'd rather not utter. Picture this: you've negotiated the deal of a lifetime, and just as you're about to pop the champagne, the landlord bursts your bubble with, "Why should I pay you for just finding a tenant? My neighbor's dog could've done that!"
2. Commission-Hoarding Agents
Of course, if you thought the landlords were stingy, wait till you meet fellow agents who guard their commission like dragons guarding their t
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WHAT TO DO WHÈN FACING LEGAL ISSUES AS A REAL ESTATE AGENT.
As a real estate agent, finding yourself in legal trouble can be a stressful and overwhelming experience. However, it's important to take swift action to protect your rights and minimize any potential damages. In this blog, we'll outline some steps you can take as a real estate agent when you fall into legal troubles.
Consult with AREA Uganda: The first thing you should do when facing legal troubles as a real estate agent is to consult with AREA Uganda. The Association of Real Estate Agents (AREA) is a professional organization that provides support and resources to its members, they will be able to very quickly assist you or point you into the right direction based on their vast experience in the real estate industry, especially in times of trouble. Consulting with AREA Uganda can be a valuable starting point for real estate agents facing legal issues or those who need help related to real estate: laws, documents, agreements, disputes etc.However, it's important to note t
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