4 bedroom Bungalow for rent in Ntinda Kampala Uganda, code: 94023
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Amazing 3bedroom 3bathroom standlone house for rent in the heart of ntinda well established in ministers village
This apartment comes with ample parking space few meters to qurasi
Features master bedroom with brick walls floor-to-celling windows, luxurious walk in closet and modular shelving
Enclosed granite countertops kitchen and woife stainless steel appliances
Comes with servants quarter and outside washroom
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🏚️Balcony
🚪Built in wardrobes
📡Cable TV
🔆Ceiling fans
🔶Ceramic tiles
🚘Lots of parking
💠Paved compound
👮Security guards
🏞️Specious compound
🏫Tiled roof
🚧Wall fence
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WOMEN'S DAY SPECIAL: CELEBRATING UGANDA'S LEADING WOMEN IN REAL ESTATE.
As we celebrate International Women's Day, it is important to recognize the significant contributions that women make to the real estate industry. In Uganda, there are many women who are breaking barriers and making a name for themselves in this male-dominated industry. These women are not only making waves but also serving as role models for other aspiring women in the sector.
Special thanks go to the following notable women for their tireless efforts in supporting the real estate sector. Persis Namuganza, Judith Nabakooba, Amina Hersi, Judy Rugasira, Shirley Kongai, Linda Nabakka, Irene Gwokyalya, Victoria Nanozi, Catherine Nanteza, Rachael Arinaitewe, Christabell Musiime, Fiona Lwanga, Ovia Atuhaire, Clare Ruhweza, Peace Kabunga, Lillian Kaddu, Anita Kusiima, Cissy Namaganda, Irene Nalwoga, Winnie Lynn Nakajubi, Nantongo Immaculate, and very many others who have contributed to the real estate industry in the past and also in the present as you will see in the word cloud pic
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COMMON TENANCY AGREEMENT MISTAKES AND HOW TO AVOID THEM.
Renting a property is an important milestone for both tenants and landlords. It's a symbiotic relationship that relies heavily on clear communication and well-drafted agreements. However, in the excitement of securing a place or finding a tenant, many people make mistakes in the tenancy agreement that can lead to misunderstandings, conflicts, or even legal issues down the road. In this blog, we'll explore some of the common tenancy agreement mistakes and provide insights on how to avoid them.
Ignoring the Written Agreement: Verbal agreements might seem convenient, but they leave room for misinterpretation and disputes. A written tenancy agreement is crucial as it outlines the terms and conditions clearly, leaving no room for ambiguity. Always insist on a written agreement, no matter how well you know the other party.
Inadequate Research: Tenancy laws and regulations can vary significantly from one jurisdiction to another. Failing to research and understand the legal framework appli
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HOW TO DETECT IF A REAL ESTATE AGENT OR BROKER OR REALTOR IS LYING
As a real estate agent, it is important to have the trust and confidence of your clients. However, not all agents are created equal or not all of them always act with integrity and honesty. If you suspect that your real estate agent may be lying to you, it is important to be able to recognize the signs and take action to protect your interests. Here are some tips on how to tell if a real estate agent is lying.
Inconsistent stories - If the agent gives you different explanations or stories about a property or situation, it may be a sign that they are not telling the truth. Pay close attention to their language and how they phrase their statements to see if there are any discrepancies.
Vague or evasive answers - If the agent is evasive or avoids answering your questions directly, it may indicate that they are hiding something. A trustworthy agent will be transparent and direct in their responses.
Pressure tactics - If the agent is pushing you to make a decision quick
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THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS NEXT.
In the fast-paced world of real estate, success isn't just about being quick off the mark; it's about being in front of your potential clients within a few hours and guiding them through the process with clarity. The numbers speak for themselves: if an agent can show a property within 24 hours after the initial communication, they're a whopping 85% more likely to secure that transaction compared to their less prompt counterparts.
This statistic underscores a critical shift in real estate strategies, it's no longer just about 'speed to lead,' it's 'speed to face to face.' In this blog post, we'll explore the significance of this paradigm shift and delve into the magic words that can significantly boost your real estate success.
Speed to Face to Face: The New Imperative
In the competitive world of real estate, time is of the essence. Buyers and sellers often have multiple options, and in the age of instant communication, the agent who can physically be in front of a potential client
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20+ LAWS GOVERNING REAL ESTATE IN UGANDA.
Real estate investment can be a lucrative venture in Uganda, but it also comes with its fair share of legal complexities. To avoid legal issues and ensure compliance, it's important for investors and property owners to be familiar with the laws and regulations governing the industry.
Here are some of the key laws that investors and property owners should be aware of:
The Land Act The Land Act is a law that has a significant impact on the real estate industry in Uganda. This law regulates various aspects of land ownership, management, and use, including the acquisition and transfer of land titles, leasehold transactions, and land disputes. The Land Act also sets out the procedures for registering land ownership and creating interests in land, such as mortgages, leases, and easements. Additionally, the law establishes the rights and obligations of landowners and occupiers, and provides for the management of public land. Compliance with the Land Act is essential for real estate inve
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DEALING WITH THE WORST PROPERTY MANAGER EVER.
A good property manager can make a world of difference when it comes to maintaining and renting out a property. They are supposed to be the bridge between property owners and tenants, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free experience for both parties.
However, not all property managers live up to this expectation. In this blog post, Lets dive into the horrors of hiring the wrong property manager and the nightmare of encountering the worst property manager ever, plus the lessons learned from this harrowing experience and where to find a list of the best property managers.The Background.Mr. Binojjo has a beautiful duplex property in the quiet suburban neighborhood of Bugoloobi. He decided to hire a property manager called Dolibondo, to take care of his investment while he lived abroad. At first, it seemed like a reasonable choice, with Mr. Dolibondo boasting an impressive resume and references. Little did Mr. Binojjo know that this would turn into a living nightmare.1. Negligen
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THE MOST EXCITING PROPERTY MANAGEMENT TRÈNDS AND EMERGING INDIGENOUS COMPANIES TO WATCH
Property management in Uganda is a rapidly growing industry with more and more companies offering these services to both residential and commercial property owners. The following are some of the trends and companies that are shaping the property management industry in Uganda.
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT TRENDS.
Technology Adoption: With the rise of technology, property management companies are using software and tools to automate their operations. This has led to improved efficiency and accuracy, reducing the margin of error and allowing property managers to focus on providing better services to their clients.
Virtual Tours: Property management companies are increasingly offering virtual tours to potential tenants and buyers. This allows them to view properties from the comfort of their own homes, saving time and also reducing the need for in-person visits to some of the properties that may not fit within the clients needs while focusing on those that are relevant.
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MOST REAL ESTATE AGENTS IN UGANDA ARE LONE WOLVES.
I have observed over several years that most real estate agents in Uganda are solo lone wolves in a growing real estate market. As the nation continues to develop, the demand for real estate services is on the rise. In this dynamic environment, it's interesting to note that many real estate agents in Uganda often work as individuals, or at best, semi-independent operators who collaborate only sparingly. In this blog, we'll explore this behavior and attempt to understand why most agents in Uganda prefer to work independently or in loosely connected partnerships.1. Entrepreneurial Spirit.One of the key drivers behind the prevalent independent approach among real estate agents in Uganda can be attributed to the nation's robust entrepreneurial spirit. Uganda boasts a culture where individuals exhibit a strong inclination towards self-reliance. They typically embark on their real estate journeys as sole operators, taking immense pride in their capacity to manage their business autonomously.
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