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Buying a villa is a common dream of every Indian, but only a few of us achieve it. It is wonderful to have a lavish house, encircled by some open spaces and green landscape. But as you are supposed to spend a huge amount of money in your home, your buying decision should be mindful and should not be taken on a whim. Besides, exterior beauty, it’s imperative to focus on detailing and functional aspects of the house. Whether you are buying a newly constructed villa or a second-hand property, here, we have enlisted some warning signs that should not be ignored. Cracks and Tilts: If the house has cracks or dents in any form, then it should never be taken lightly as it signifies poor construction as well be improper pillars and foundation. Remember, what seems to be a tilt now may be the cause behind the entire structure falling like a sandcastle tomorrow.  Ownership history: If you are looking for residential villas in Jagatpura, Jaipur or any other area, then make sure that ...

Built at a stunning sub-urban or residential location, villas offer more than a place to live- the residents get more privacy, more freedom, and of course, better comfort. These real estate properties comprise spacious bedrooms, gardens, balconies, vineyard, home gym and games court. Renting these properties can be an expensive affair due to high demand and less availability. Whether you want to rent one for a short term or long term, here are some valuable tips for the same: 1. Choose your location The choice of location should be contingent on the kind of experience you want to cherish. Depending on your hobbies and your desired interactions with outdoor adventures, you can decide to live near a town, up on the hill or amidst the farmlands. Once you have decided the location, search online for the villas in the area and start shortlisting the appropriate ones. 2. Look for the amenities Before you start searching for  independent villas in Jagatpura, Jaipur ...

Buying a real estate property is one of the most overwhelming decisions of life. While property agents go the extra mile for settling housing deals smoothly, they fail to gain a good reputation in the market. People often relate them to frauds who secretly eat away a huge amount of commission from either party and try every mischievous way to sell an inappropriate property. Well, contrary to this popular belief, homebuyers should consider the fact that every field comprises some good and bad people. So, there is no point in defaming an entire set of professions due to the presence of some bogus people. Here, we have enlisted some common myths that you need to stop believing about real estate agents from now. 1. Agents will mislead you to make a sale Satisfied customers are the foundation of a business. And, everyone understands the value of upholding a good business reputation. Unfortunately, there are a few agents who don’t value their business and try mischievous ways...

Despite living in the digital era, where every piece of information can be obtained by a single google search, real estate buyers in India remain trapped in many myths. Being preoccupied with numerous deep-rooted misconceptions, they are not able to make the right investment decision. Thus, it’s important to recognize the various myths in this area and exercise due to caution when you hear them. Here we have enlisted a few of them: 1) RERA covers all projects Implemented in 2016, RERA protects home buyers from any chances of fraud. But most people think that the act covers every housing project. But contrary to this, RERA covers only those residential projects that have been constructed on at least 500 square meters or more area. For a project to be RERA complaint, the owner or builder needs to register it with the concerned authority. 2) Under-construction homes are safer now  Before the implementation of RERA, the delayed building completion date was a common prob...

Leaving your house and living as a paying guest for the first time is a nerve-racking experience for many. In metro cities, finding a suitable room in budget is difficult, unless you’re born with a silver spoon. Most independent PG in Jaipur , Delhi, and other big cities provide a small room and minimum facilities. But you can always look forward to adding your personal touch to space and let it feel more homely. Here are some tips regarding the same: Decorate With Photos And Wall Arts When distant apart, we miss our families the most. Thus, it’s great to decorate the room with photos of your dear ones. You can use gold or silver-plated photo frames or attach the picture with little binder clips. Creative Lighting Using a USB-powered lamp can spruce up a lackluster area too. You can also use this idea to decorate a plain wall of the room, making it look more appealing and serve as nightlights. Arrange Comfy Seats  Having a few seating furniture, such as bean ...