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Investing in Indian real estate

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Did you know that the Indian real estate market is growing at an amazing pace? Leading real estate investors across the world are turning towards India and planning to get in as soon as possible! Be it Bangalore, Mumbai, or Delhi, investors can’t wait to grab their share.

Not less than a decade ago the term ’Indian Real Estate’ conjured up a scary image and investing in real estate for capital appreciation and income was unheard of. But today, real estate is a part of good investment portfolios and is considered ideal for diversification and optimization of returns as well. The Indian real estate market is vibrant “ like never before. If you’re considering real estate investments, these tips will come in handy:

Take one small step at a time

Don’t allow your real estate investment plan to get too complicated as soon as you start out. Get your first property and move cautiously to your second and third property.

Arm yourself with market knowledge

You must collate the latest rates, sales, property, and foreclosure information to help base your investment decisions on solid facts rather than your instincts.

Set realistic goals

Where do you see yourself 5 years from now? Picture your dream and ensure that your investments provide you the confidence to look forward to a bright future.

Set some property aside for yourself

Don’t let great property get out of your hands through a quick sale (driven by the great profits you will make on the sale right now). Wait, and watch your investment appreciate further.

Don’t invest in remote real estate

Look at property that is relatively close to where you live or work. Do not invest in property that is remote. It is good to have the option to keep a check on your assets.

Check the seller’s credentials

When you’re in a hurry to invest, don’t forget to verify the seller’s credentials. Confirm all expenses including taxes before you invest in real estate.

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ACB registers case against Ponda PSI for seeking bribe

The Goan Network
Published Jan 16, 2016, 12:00 AM IST
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PANAJI Anti Corruption Branch (ACB) of the Directorate of Vigilance registered a case against Police Sub Inspector (PSI) Vikram Naik of Ponda police station for allegedly demanding a bribe of Rs 35,000. Speaking to the media at the police headquarters on Friday, SP (ACB and Vigilance) Vimal Anand Gupta said, “We have registered the case on January 12 against PSI Naik who was demanding a bribe of Rs 35,000."It was informed that Naik was investigating an assault case…

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