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360 Degree Insight: A Must-Have In Property Management

Admin      February 25, 2019

Every prospective property seller has his own combination of doubts and fears: Is my property saleable? Will it fetch more than the purchase price? Does it have any standing in the market? Does it live up to all the latest health codes?

Property traders and experts swear that such apprehensions are completely normal. In fact, keeping oneself on his toes before the sale of property may actually ensure that the seller is extremely vigilant about each step of the trade.

The best way to stay ahead of the game is to have a roundabout, complete knowledge of the kind of market you are about to enter. Basically it entails acquiring a firm knowledge of the current real estate prices, the latest housing norms, market scenario, etc.

Know the rates: People trading in property commercially, more often than not, seek professional advice from real estate consultants and advisors. But that is not a sound advice for just businessmen. Even individual property owner can seek advice from consulting bodies, and we cannot advocate this point strongly enough. Consultants are opportunity seekers, almost decision makers who are paid to have knowledge and foresight and suggest the best course of action so as to fetch maximum returns for you.

Talk to people: People who may have sold property recently often have interesting and surprisingly insightful experiences regarding the market situation. If you want to sell your property online it is always good to have different perspectives when it comes to making decisions. However, sellers should bear in mind the differences in the advice of people who have sold or purchased property recently as opposed to those who may have done the same many years before. This is because market situations, especially that of land and property, are never the same.

Check out as many related websites, national and local, as possible: It is always advisable to have some ground knowledge before approaching other people. Websites, due to the absence of any deliberate filters, can give you an unbiased catalogue of each and every interested party.

Check out the competition: Do not limit yourself to just purchasing or just selling. If you are in the game, then identify your competitors, compare your expectations and offer with theirs, and evaluate your standing in the market.

Find out the USP of your property: Nowadays, every product that needs to be sold has to come with an elevator pitch, something that sets it apart, and doesn't need more than an elevator ride to clarify. The same goes for property trading. You as the seller have to identify the USP of your property, what is it that sets it apart from others, it can be a central location, extra closet space, parking space, garden space, or whatever. The USP of your property then becomes the first selling point of your property.

Knowledge today is money tomorrow. To ensure maximum returns on your investment, all you need is a thorough understanding of that very investment. When you set out to do the task after due diligence, you will see the task become much simpler and smoother than you had thought it to be.

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