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99 search results, BNB Rentals
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THE BROOK HOMES
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Muyenga
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| District -
Kampala
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| Type -
Apartment
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Size -
one bedroom
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| Status -
For Rent
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Code - 196694
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Ugx 250,000
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SERENA HEIGHTS
| Location -
Kigo
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| District -
Kampala
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| Type -
Apartment
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Size -
one bedroom
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| Status -
For Rent
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Code - 196697
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$ 100
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THE CURVALUX HOUSE
| Location -
Kigo
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| District -
Kampala
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| Type -
Apartment
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Size -
one bedroom
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| Status -
For Rent
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Code - 196696
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$ 100
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PROCRASTINATION IN REAL ESTATE IS A BATTLE WITH EMOTIONAL FEARS.
Procrastination an issue most of us have faced at one time or another can be particularly detrimental in the fast-paced world of real estate. Every minute counts, and every delay could mean a lost opportunity. But what if I told you that procrastination is not just about poor time management? More often than not, procrastination is deeply rooted in emotional issues, particularly the fear of failure and the perceived consequences that come with it. Procrastination: An Emotional Hurdle.Many people think procrastination is simply about being lazy or not managing time well. However, it's much more than that. For real estate agents, procrastination often stems from a place of fear, fear of not closing a deal, fear of not meeting a client's expectations, or fear of the unknown in a fluctuating market. These fears can be overwhelming and paralyzing, leading agents to put off tasks that could actually drive them closer to success. The Fear of Failure.At the core of procrastination lies a signi
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PROPERTIES OF THE WEEK.
The Properties Of The Week is a curated collection of the most trending real estate listings in Uganda. This weekly roundup of listings from the RED brings together a diverse range of properties from various top real estate agents and agencies like: Bags Agency Ltd, Bigways, Kololo Property Dealers, Mega Property Services, Posh Properties, Property Agent 175, Rise, Saamia Property Agency, Sparta properties, Walisa Property Agency, Wemac Property ltd, providing you with a comprehensive overview of the market.A Collaboration of Experts.Behind the Properties Of The Week is a network of reputable real estate professionals. Renowned agents like: Bonny (Saamia Property Agency), Catherine (Property Agent 175), David (Kololo Property Dealers), David (Bigways), Emmanuel (Wemac Property ltd), Margaret (Mega Property Services), Patrick (Bags Agency Ltd), Posh (Posh Properties), Sparta (Sparta properties), Walisa (Walisa Property Agency), Yusuf (Rise), and many more contribute their top li
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THE REASONS WHY MANY REAL ESTATE AGENTS FAIL.
Real estate is a lucrative industry in Uganda, with the potential for great success and financial stability for those who are successful. However, not all real estate agents in Uganda are able to achieve this level of success, and many end up failing in the industry. In this article, we will explore some of the reasons why many real estate agents fail in Uganda.
Lack of proper training and education:
One of the primary reasons why many real estate agents fail in Uganda is due to a lack of proper training and education. In many cases, individuals become real estate agents without any formal training or education in the field. This can lead to a lack of understanding of the industry, including how to properly value properties, negotiate deals, and market properties effectively. Without the necessary skills and knowledge, agents may struggle to close deals and build a successful career in real estate.
Ineffective marketing and advertising:
Another reason why many real
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MY LAND TITLE HAS BEEN STOLEN, WHÈRE DO I START, WHAT SHOULD I DO NEXT?
The loss or theft of a land title can be a distressing experience. If you find yourself in such a situation, it's crucial to take prompt and well-informed actions to safeguard your property rights. Here's a step-by-step guide on what to do if someone has stolen your land title in Uganda. 1. Stay Calm and Assess the Situation.First and foremost, stay calm. Panic can lead to hasty decisions. Take a moment to gather all available information and document any evidence related to the theft. If you have any suspicions or leads on how the title was stolen, note them down. 2. Report the Theft to the Police.Immediately report the theft to the nearest police station. Provide all relevant details, including your identification, a copy of the lost title (if available), and any other supporting documents. Ensure you get a police report, as this will be crucial for further legal and administrative processes. 3. Notify the LC Chairman.Inform the Local Council (LC) Chairman about the incident. Make su
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FAILING TO ACCURATELY ASSESS A BUYERS’ NEEDS DOES NOT MAKE THE BUYER UNSERIOUS.
As a veteran in the real estate marketing space, I frequently encounter situations where potential buyers, leads, or referrals from the Real Estate Database (RED) were not properly followed up to closing. When I confront agents about these missed opportunities, I often hear excuses such as the lead or potential buyer "was unserious."
This response is frustrating and concerning to me because it implies a lack of effort and professionalism on the part of the agent. It's disheartening to have to repeatedly educate agents about the importance of treating all potential clients with equal respect and diligence, regardless of their perceived seriousness.
It's baffling to me how a potential buyer could come across a 400 million or 600 million property on the Real Estate Database (RED), express interest through an inquiry, arrange for a tour of the property with a real estate agent, and often times even pay search fees, only for the agent to turn around and dismiss the lead as
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2024 IS HERE, NOW WHAT?
As the calendar turns its pages to 2024, the real estate market in Uganda stands at a crossroads, presenting both challenges and opportunities for real estate agents. The industry has always been dynamic, influenced by economic trends, government policies, and global events. In this blog post, lets explore the current state of the real estate market in Uganda and discuss the strategies that real estate agents can adopt to thrive in 2024.1. Market Trends and Insights:Understanding the current market trends is crucial for any real estate agent. In Uganda, factors such as population growth, urbanization, and economic development continue to shape the real estate landscape. Analyzing these trends can provide valuable insights into the types of properties in demand, preferred locations, and pricing dynamics.2. Technology Integration:In the age of digitalization, technology has become an integral part of the real estate business. Embracing digital platforms like www.RealEstateDatabase.net or
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THE POWER OF THE RELATED PROPERTIES SECTION ON THE REAL ESTATE DÁTABASE (RED).
When browsing for properties on the Real Estate Database (RED), one of the standout features that enhances your property search experience is the Related Properties section. This section goes beyond providing simple browsing, offering buyers a well curated list of properties that closely match their preferences based on their initial selection or search.Once a buyer clicks on a listing, the chosen property is displayed on its own dedicated page, featuring all the relevant details such as pictures, specifications, and a detailed description. To further engage potential buyers, the page includes a call to action and other interactive features. But one of the most valuable additions is the "Related Properties" section, found towards the bottom of the details page for each property.This section does exactly what the name suggests, it shows listings related to the property the buyer is currently viewing. However, the magic lies in how these properties are related. RED uses various criteria
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REASONS WHY OTHER REAL ESTATE AGENTS DON’T WANT TO WORK WITH YOU.
Real estate is a collaborative industry where agents often need to work together to close deals and serve their clients effectively. However, there are certain behaviors and practices that can make other agents hesitant to work with you.
Understanding the reasons can help you improve your professional relationships and build a reputation as a cooperative and trustworthy agent. Here are some common reasons why other real estate agents might avoid working with you. 1. Poor Communication Skills.Communication is key in real estate transactions. If you consistently fail to return calls, emails, or messages promptly, other agents may find it difficult to coordinate with you. Miscommunications or a lack of timely responses can delay transactions, leading to frustration and a lack of trust. 2. Unprofessional Behavior.Professionalism is crucial in maintaining positive working relationships. This includes being punctual, respectful, and ethical in all dealings. If you have a reputation
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IS IT TIME FOR REAL ESTATE AGENTS CÓUNTRYWIDE TO COLLABORATE IN ORDER TO ENHANCE COVERAGE AND DIVERSIFY THEIR LISTINGS?
Is it time for city real estate agents to collaborate with their rural counterparts? This partnership could potentially lead to increased coverage and a diverse range of property listings. Let's explore why this collaboration might be the key to unlocking new opportunities in the real estate market.
Sharing the same RED account and website.
The Real Estate Database (RED) has a collaboration function that enables subscribing real estate agencies to add several trusted agents to their online accounts. This functionality allows multiple real estate agents and realtors to post and also list properties within the same website, each using their individual username and password, regardless of their location. Consequently, properties are listed under the same agency, but with different agents displayed on each listing. This innovative approach empowers agencies to recruit agents from areas where they lack a physical presence, facilitating the listing of properties from divers
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