1 bedroom Rental units for sale in Kawanda Wakiso Uganda, code: 208612
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Rentals for sale in Kawanda: 78M UGX ( Usd 21,000)
Along bombo road
Seated on 50 by 100ft Agreement
6 double room Tiled + Inside bathroom andStore
Monthly Income 900,000ugx All occupied
for more information contact us on 0742422597,0786396139, 0777517205 or at our offices located in kyaliwajjala opposite life link hospital
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SCAN QR CODE
208612
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS HAVE A BIG PROBLEM WITH LEAD FOLLOW UP.
Real estate agents are constantly collecting leads from referrals and from several other top sources like the Real Estate Database (RED) or Lamudi Uganda and Realtor Uganda. These leads are the lifeblood of their business, and every agent dreams of converting these leads into successful transactions.
However, there's a significant challenge that plagues the real estate agency business, its the "lead follow-up problem". Despite gathering a multitude of leads throughout the year, a substantial number of these leads fall through the cracks, and many go unattended to.Let's take a look at the numbers.
A real estate agent receives an average of about three new leads a day. That amounts to approximately 90 leads every month, culminating in a staggering 1,080 leads in a year. Yet, if you were to ask an agent how many leads they are actively following up at the moment, they'll likely provide a list of not more than 30 leads, most of which were generated within the last two months. So,
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THE BAN ON RENTAL PROPERTY LISTINGS WITH INDOOR SECURITY CAMERAS.
Concerns over privacy and security have become increasingly paramount within the ever evolving landscape of the real estate market. One particular area of contention has been the use of indoor security cameras in rental properties, particularly in short-term rentals also known as BNB Rentals. This issue has prompted the Real Estate Database (RED) platform to take a proactive stance by banning the listing of properties with indoor security cameras. This move not only reflects a commitment to safeguarding tenants' privacy but also addresses growing concerns within the rental community.The decision by RED to ban rental listings with indoor security cameras is significant, especially considering the rise in popularity of short-term rentals in recent years. These properties, often advertised on the RED platform as BNB Rentals, have become a preferred choice for travelers seeking unique and personalized accommodations. However, the proliferation of indoor security cameras in such rentals has
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HOW REAL ESTATE AGENTS CAN USE THEIR SMART PHONES TO GAIN AN EDGE ON THE COMPETITION.
Have you ever experienced the heart-stopping horror of waking up, only to find that your trusty smartphone didn't actually charge overnight? Yes, that technological nightmare where your lifeline to the world is hanging by a thread, threatening to die in the next 30 minutes. If that's not the modern-day equivalent of a horror movie, I don't know what is. The question that follows is equally chilling: Can you even survive a day without a charged phone?
Let's be honest, folks, in this day and age, a smartphone is more than just a piece of tech; it's an extension of our very being. We use it to navigate through life, connect with people, and yes, even to seal the deal on some prime real estate. So, if your phone isn't charged, you're essentially stranded on an island of despair, watching helplessly as your productivity sinks beneath the digital waves.
To avoid this tragedy, there are two commandments: "Thou shalt charge thy phone overnight" and "Thou shalt keep a power bank somewhere w
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WHAT HAPPENS NEXT WHÈN THE SELLER REFUSES TO PAY COMMISSION TO THE REAL ESTATE AGENT?
When a real estate agent helps a seller to sell their property, they are typically entitled to a commission for their services. This commission is usually a percentage of the sale price and is paid by the seller. However, in some cases, the seller may refuse to pay the commission to the agent. In this blog, we will explore what can happen when a seller refuses to give the agent their commission.
Review the listing agreement.
The first step that the agent should take is to review the listing agreement that was signed by both the seller and the agent. This agreement will outline the terms and conditions of the agreement, including the commission that the agent is entitled to. It may also include provisions for what happens in the event of a dispute.
Communicate with the seller.
The next step is to communicate with the seller and try to understand why they are refusing to pay the commission. It is possible that there was a misunderstanding or miscommunication that can be resolve
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