1 bedroom Rental units for sale in Kyanja Kampala Uganda, code: 92772
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Rental units in kyanja for sale👆🏾.
They are in kyanja,
6 double units (sitting room and 1 bedroom), rent is 600k. Monthly income is 3.6m. On 15 decimals. With ready title. Going for 550m.call us on 0414662954 /0753100355 /0774755146 to arrange a viewing appointment.
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WHY PROPERTY BUYERS ARE NOT BUYING YOUR LISTINGS.
As a real estate agent, there's nothing more disheartening than seeing your properties sit on the market for an extended period without any interested buyers. You may have gone above and beyond to create the perfect listing, showcasing the best features of the property, and putting in the effort to make it as appealing as possible, yet potential buyers still aren't biting. If this sounds like your situation, it's time to assess the situation and identify potential reasons why your listings aren't attracting buyers.
If the land office in your area of operation is very busy with land transfer activities, but none of those activities are related to your listings, it may be time to assess potential issues with your marketing strategy, pricing, or property condition. Seeking feedback from potential buyers can help identify areas for improvement, and with the right adjustments, you can attract potential buyers and close the sale.
Firstly, it's essential to evaluate your marketing strateg
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DO YOU NEED A DEGREE TO BE A REAL ESTATE AGENT IN UGANDA?
Real estate is a rapidly growing industry in Uganda, with many opportunities for those interested in pursuing a career in this field. One of the common questions asked by individuals who wish to become real estate agents in Uganda is whether they need a degree to get started. In this blog, we will explore the education requirements for becoming a real estate agent in Uganda and shed light on the question of whether a degree is necessary.
The first thing to note is that Uganda does not have any specific education requirements for individuals who want to become real estate agents. Unlike other professions like law and medicine, there is no requirement for a specific degree or diploma in order to work in the real estate industry. However, this does not mean that education is not important.
To be a successful real estate agent in Uganda, you need to have a good understanding of the industry, including the laws and regulations that govern it. This knowledge can be obtained through
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Rental units on sale in Kyanja
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Kyanja
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| District -
Kampala
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| Type -
Rental units
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Size -
one bedroom
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| Status -
For Sale
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Code - 194476
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Ugx 600,000,000
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A PETITION FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A STANDARD SERVICE FEE.
A real estate agent named Grace, a member of the RED and a co-founder of the real estate agency called Expat Housing, has recently taken to social media to expressed her frustration regarding clients who refuse to pay search fees. She has had enough with investing her time and money in elaborate property viewings, only to come out empty-handed. This frustration has led her to draft a petition in form of an emergency notice, addressed "to whom it may concern," calling for the "Implementation of a Standard Service Fee," locally referred to as "Search fee" or "Inspection fee."In her petition, Grace begins by drawing the attention of fellow real estate agents. She then outlines the collective experience that informs the background of her petition, highlighting the components of her proposed "Standard Service Fee", which include fair compensation, professionalism, and improved working conditions. Subsequently, she details the benefits of her proposal and concludes the petition by outlining
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THE LATEST RED ANDROID APP VERSION IS NOW AVAILABLE IN THE PLAY STORE
Attention, all real estate enthusiasts, agents, realtors, brokers, investors and property hunters! We're thrilled to announce the launch of the fully upgraded version of the Real Estate Database (RED) App! With a wave of incredible new features and enhancements, your favorite real estate platform is now smarter, faster, and more engaging than ever before.Here's what's chnaged: 🔔. Upgraded Notifications Module.
Stay ahead of the game with the revamped notifications module! Get real-time alerts on the latest property listings, news and blogs, market trends, and more, Never miss the latest properties update again! 🏆. Properties of the Week Module.
Get ready for our hottest new addition: A module that aggregates Properties of the Week! Every Friday has been upgraded. Dive into a curated list of the most stunning and must-see properties, selected just for you. Whether you're looking for a dream home or an investment opportunity, the best deals of the week are now front and center!
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AGENTS ABANDONING THE PRACTICE OF TOPPING PROPERTY PRICES WITH COMMISSION.
Several years ago, when I first ventured into the Ugandan real estate market, a common practice among real estate agents was to top-up property prices with their commission. This practice resulted in each agent having their own price for the same property. Back then, it seemed like a normal part of doing business, as landlords were often unwilling to pay commissions on their quoted prices.
Agents resorted to topping-up property prices in order to secure their commissions, and the more they added, the more they earned. However, this practice had its downsides, including the hardening of landlords' hearts, locally known as "Okuzimba Omutima." As a proponent of capitalism and a believer in free market economics, I initially saw no issue with agents topping up prices. Buyers willingly paid the quoted price, and yet they had plenty of options to choose from. Moreover, topping-up property prices was not illegal.
However, times have changed, and this practice has become incr
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EXPLORING EVICTION ÁLTERNATIVES AND CREATING A COMPASSIONATE APPROACH TO HOUSING.
The issue of eviction has become a pressing concern in many parts of the world, especially in urban areas where housing costs are rising faster than income levels. Evictions can lead to severe consequences, including homelessness, economic instability, and detrimental impacts on mental and physical health. To address this pressing challenge, it is essential to explore alternatives to eviction that prioritize compassion, collaboration, and sustainable solutions for both tenants and landlords.
Rental Assistance Programs
Rental assistance programs have proven to be effective in preventing evictions and providing much-needed relief to struggling tenants. These programs can be funded by government agencies, nonprofit organizations, or even private initiatives. By offering financial aid directly to tenants or reimbursing landlords for unpaid rents, rental assistance programs can help bridge the gap between income limitations and rising housing costs.
Mediation and Negotiation
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THE FASTEST WAY TO FIND A GOOD TENANT IN UGANDA
The master key to quickly finding a good tenant in Uganda is to list your property on the top property listing portal in the country. If no one knows about your property, how will you generate income from it? The longer your rental property is vacant, the more you will lose as a landlord.
Thankfully, there are plenty of other ways to get the word out about your rental property. Here are five main ways to market your rental so you can find tenants quickly.
Advertise Your Rental Property Online We live in the age of the internet and if you don’t market your rental online, you will shrink your pool for potential applicants significantly because most renters search online to find their next home. Fortunately, there are a plethora of online listings services in Uganda that you can use to market your rental property. With property listing portals like Lamudi.co.ug or Realtor.ug or RealEstateDatabase.net, you are now able to connect and share information with people across
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MORNING MARKET BRIEF - SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2024
Introduction: Welcome to the Daily Morning Market Brief, your daily guide to the pulse of the Uganda's real estate market. Never begin your day without reading or listening to a Daily Morning Brief, Situation Report, Market Overview, or Status Report from the Real Estate Database (RED), or you risk missing crucial insights into the local real estate market. Overview: Uganda's real estate market is currently experiencing a period of steady growth. Properties in prime locations like Kampala, Entebbe, and Jinja are seeing an increase in demand. The market is driven by both local and foreign investors, attracted by the country's stable economy and growing population.Snapshot: Rental properties in urban areas like Kampala and Mbarara are in high demand. With the increasing urbanization, the need for both residential and commercial properties is on the rise. Update: New areas are emerging as real estate hotspots. Areas like Kira, Mukono, and Gulu are witnessing considerable development, sugg
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INSTALLMENT PAYMENT INQUIRY FORM
Please fill out the inquiry form below with all required details. You will receive a response from Goldmine Finance within 48 hours, advising you on installment payment options for your preferred property based on the information provided.
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