3 bedroom Bungalow for sale in Nalumunye Wakiso Uganda, code: 173475
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House For Sale
Located at NALUMUNYE, JOMAYI ESTATE AT ONLY 270 MILLION UGX.
This house has nice spacious 3bedrooms,2toilets and bathrooms, sitting room, Dining room, and a kitchen plus servants quarters and a massive compound with a big enough parking space.
There is still a massive empty Plot space,for expansion of any other projects of your choice.
In a rich neighborhood serviced with wide and good access roads.
Plot size is approx 100 by 100 feet (23 decimals) with a ready title.
ASKING PRICE; 270MILLION Ugx
Agent Code 128
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🏚️Balcony
🚪Built in wardrobes
🔶Ceramic tiles
🚘Lots of parking
💠Paved compound
🏡Private yard
🏘️Servants quaters
🏞️Specious compound
🏡Veranda
🚧Wall fence
🚰Water tank
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WHAT EXACTLY IS A QUICK SALE OR FORCED SALE, AND WHAT ARE THE ATTRIBUTES?
Quick sale and forced sale are both terms commonly used in the real estate industry to describe different types of property sales.
A quick sale refers to a situation where a property owner wants to sell their property quickly, often because they need the funds urgently or because they want to avoid a lengthy sales process. In a quick sale, the property is usually sold below its market value, and the transaction is completed quickly, often within a few days or weeks.
On the other hand, a forced sale is a type of sale where the property owner is compelled to sell their property due to external factors. These factors could include a court order, foreclosure, or bankruptcy. In a forced sale, the property may be sold at a lower price than its market value, and the sale is usually completed quickly to meet legal or financial obligations.
In both cases, the property is typically sold quickly, but the main difference is that a quick sale is voluntary, while a forced sale is of
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