@KrishnarajRaoUrbanNaxal - . You are doing a commendable job of educating common people about real estate and property investment. You are creating awareness about how builders sales team and channel partners employing a cocktail of sophisticated techniques leveraging psychology, sentiments, intimidation, social and family pressure, subliminal programming and substantiated by call recordings with sales folks/channel partners and customer experiences etc. Your TH-cam content is worth in Gold.
Thumbs up for not believing in homeopathy.👍 In cases of small purchases which turns out stupid, what stings is not losing the money (Rs.100/200 etc) but the feeling of being fooled !
I had been to a builder sales office. I received a warm welcome as if I am international celebrity. My transaction started with closing manager. I point-blankingly told him this is my preliminary visit and I would not be committing anything. His voice dropped to rock bottom.
Enjoy watching your videos, thanks for being fearless in putting your thoughts through. I had a general question and if you can make a video about it. I have an investment flat in Ahmedabad. Is it a good time to sell or should I wait a few more years? Just wanted to hear your opinion. Thank you in advance.
If you sell today, you have a good option to invest the sale proceeds? Like another property maybe? What is your plan for handling the Capital Gains Tax? The answer would depend on all that and a bunch of other factors besides, because real estate is an investment vehicle that is very far from perfectly liquid and fungible. There are a bunch of very large entry loads (like GST and stamp duty -- totally around 10-15% maybe) and exit loads (like Capital Gains Tax and cess -- about 23%) So, unless you are getting a very large profit of at least 50% AFTER INDEXATION to offset inflation, I think it makes no sense to buy or sell property FROM THE FINANCIAL POINT OF VIEW. If you are asking whether the market will go up or down from here, my answer is to shrug and say, it depends. Because the real estate market is not one monolithic thing -- it has niches and fragments and segments that move independently of one another. So I would need to know where your property is located, how long is it will be before your building may go for redevelopment, etc. etc.
@@KrishnarajRaoUrbanNaxal Sir is real estate mostly in Maharashtra over-valued & a big bubble? Are there any possible reasons for real estate prices in MH to go down anytime? 2nd- why don't real estate prices go down when cement & steel prices go down?
@@googleuser6894 It's a bubble, but it's not a delicate soap-bubble. It's a tough, durable, heavy-duty rubber balloon, and what makes it durable is that the builders are acting together as a cartel, using monopolistic tactics. They are artificially pumping the prices up, and they are supported by (a) corrupt judges, politicians and bureaucrats from all political parties pumping dirty money into the builders' kitties AND (b) protection by the police, who avoid filing FIRs against them or even after filing FIRs avoid taking action against them AND (c) judges who rig the courts in their favour.
Same shit happens with finding house to rent.. showing semi furnished and asking furnished like rents with such Shiitism around I think everybody will be ending up committing sin
Krish ji the incidents u told on ur channel mostly seem to be in Mumbai. Are these incidents so high in every project, every builder or just few big builders? And are these same tactics & same incidents happening all over Maharashtra & in such same high frequency?
@KrishnarajRaoUrbanNaxal - .
You are doing a commendable job of educating common people about real estate and property investment.
You are creating awareness about how builders sales team and channel partners employing a cocktail of sophisticated techniques leveraging psychology, sentiments, intimidation, social and family pressure, subliminal programming and substantiated by call recordings with sales folks/channel partners and customer experiences etc.
Your TH-cam content is worth in Gold.
Thumbs up for not believing in homeopathy.👍
In cases of small purchases which turns out stupid, what stings is not losing the money (Rs.100/200 etc) but the feeling of being fooled !
I had been to a builder sales office. I received a warm welcome as if I am international celebrity. My transaction started with closing manager. I point-blankingly told him this is my preliminary visit and I would not be committing anything. His voice dropped to rock bottom.
How many decibels was it at rock bottom.
Enjoy watching your videos, thanks for being fearless in putting your thoughts through.
I had a general question and if you can make a video about it. I have an investment flat in Ahmedabad. Is it a good time to sell or should I wait a few more years? Just wanted to hear your opinion. Thank you in advance.
If you sell today, you have a good option to invest the sale proceeds? Like another property maybe? What is your plan for handling the Capital Gains Tax? The answer would depend on all that and a bunch of other factors besides, because real estate is an investment vehicle that is very far from perfectly liquid and fungible. There are a bunch of very large entry loads (like GST and stamp duty -- totally around 10-15% maybe) and exit loads (like Capital Gains Tax and cess -- about 23%) So, unless you are getting a very large profit of at least 50% AFTER INDEXATION to offset inflation, I think it makes no sense to buy or sell property FROM THE FINANCIAL POINT OF VIEW.
If you are asking whether the market will go up or down from here, my answer is to shrug and say, it depends. Because the real estate market is not one monolithic thing -- it has niches and fragments and segments that move independently of one another. So I would need to know where your property is located, how long is it will be before your building may go for redevelopment, etc. etc.
@@KrishnarajRaoUrbanNaxal Sir is real estate mostly in Maharashtra over-valued & a big bubble? Are there any possible reasons for real estate prices in MH to go down anytime?
2nd- why don't real estate prices go down when cement & steel prices go down?
@@googleuser6894 It's a bubble, but it's not a delicate soap-bubble. It's a tough, durable, heavy-duty rubber balloon, and what makes it durable is that the builders are acting together as a cartel, using monopolistic tactics. They are artificially pumping the prices up, and they are supported by (a) corrupt judges, politicians and bureaucrats from all political parties pumping dirty money into the builders' kitties AND (b) protection by the police, who avoid filing FIRs against them or even after filing FIRs avoid taking action against them AND (c) judges who rig the courts in their favour.
Thank you for throwing light on tricks of traitors.
all vdos r eye opening
good work krish
incredible content
sir, please take spy camera with you and make video of how they persuade you
Same shit happens with finding house to rent.. showing semi furnished and asking furnished like rents
with such Shiitism around I think everybody will be ending up committing sin
Sir make video on SRA FLAT BUYING
Krish ji the incidents u told on ur channel mostly seem to be in Mumbai. Are these incidents so high in every project, every builder or just few big builders? And are these same tactics & same incidents happening all over Maharashtra & in such same high frequency?
Yes, very high frequency and not just in Mumbai or Maharashtra, but all over India as far as I can tell.
chakuli :)
Make a video on Udaipur incident
Whatsup Rao where are videos on Muslim man beheading hindu?!
They are on Twitter etc. You want to watch those videos, go and search on Twitter.
@@KrishnarajRaoUrbanNaxal Rao u are safe because hindus don't care about some randomass old guy like u but u should be beware of Muslims guys..okay !
@@KrishnarajRaoUrbanNaxal you don’t care about what happened??? 😣
@@akashbeggarji1869 Of course I care. I have shown my care on Twitter.