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by Phani, Pha
The new trend lures more sophisticated brokerage in real estate India. A small real estate agency can close more transactions by offering best services in investment consultancy, insurance, India real estate settlement and escrow services. One may be specializing in commercial real estate, or residential. Look around your city or locality, they can execute highly sophisticated transactions operating outside the bureaucratic constraints of a large company. Big competitors really cannot move at their speed!

Listening is the key to doing business, and finding common ground is incredibly important. India Real estate business is drowned in paper work, and you have to make a commitment as a firm, much like real estate brokerage and the simple answer is "We don't know" - only because we don't know if they can work as hard as the successful ones do.

An individuals reputation can be a critical factor in getting deals regularly. Remember, most owners and buyers like to work with experienced and trust-worthy agents to enhance their chances of successfully negotiating a home purchase or sale. Unfortunately, there are some real estate agents in India, whose wrongful activities make the entire community suffer.

This is what a renowned property owner has commented about India real estate agents - "I will never use a real estate agent to sell or buy property. I have in every case been either ripped off or not told the full truth about a property that I was interested in. And as far as I'm concerned, if their lips are moving, they're lying."

In the other version, another angry home buyer has this to say - "In my opinion the property agents are a bunch of crooks, they manipulate the price of the houses to keep themselves in jobs and drive expensive cars. They are the people who sell houses to foreigners or Non Resident Indians (NRI) and jack up the prices. They keep encouraging people to sell and resell their houses to raise the house prices."

Getting a reputation of high integrity and ethical conduct will serve agencies well. Exhibiting any practices that are not highly ethical will most likely cause owners, builders, other dealers or brokers to hesitate or refuse to do business with you. It's impossible to serve the client properly if the broker on the other side of the transaction is suspicious of you.

A reputation for integrity and ethical business conduct will be quite important in agency business anywhere in the world. Thanks to the digital revolution, you can be exposed even before you act, and you really cannot hide! In a market with thousands of property agents and brokers, there may be only a few dozen successful agencies and/or brokerages. Finally, if you works hard, plays hard and thinks fast - success in somewhere near you. Successful people are tenacious, dependable, inspiring, helpful and highly driven.

In real estate, there are two categories of property, real and personal. Real property is defined as the land and whatever is attached to it, known as improvements. Personal property is everything that is not attached to land or buildings. This is often known as chattel.

A fixture is an item of personal property that has been converted to real property by permanently attaching it. Two examples include chandeliers and cabinets. When they were at the store, they were personal property. Once they are attached to the property, they become real property.

A listing agreement and an agreement of sale specify what is considered as a fixture. If you are purchasing a property, you should carefully inspect this clause to see what you are getting and what you are not getting.

When you purchase real property, you get what are known as a "bundle of rights". These are the rights of ownership. They include the right to occupy, to use, to allow others to use, to rent, to restrict, to construct buildings, to keep others off, to leave and abandon, to convey ownership and to encumber.

A freehold estate refers to an ownership interest in property for an undetermined period of time. It is a form of ownership that you get when you purchase a property. There are various types of freehold estates, with the most preferred type being called fee simple. It is the highest and most complete form of ownership possible. It gives you the full bundle of rights, including the right to pass your ownership interest on to your heirs when you die.

There are different forms of taking ownership to a property, and it is a good idea to understand each one and what it means. They are severalty, tenancy by the entirety, joint tenancy and tenancy in common.

Ownership of real property can also be held in a trust. A trust is a legal instrument that is used to protect family ownership interests. A trust has three parties, a trustor, a trustee and a beneficiary. The trustor conveys ownership of the property into the trust, which is then held by the trustee. Based on some event according to the terms of the trust the property is eventually conveyed to the beneficiary.

Title is the right of ownership of property. There are five basic kinds of title - naked possession, color of title, right of possession, good title and complete good title. The purchase of title insurance will insure a "good" title. A title company, or abstract company, will do a complete title search to discover if there are any "clouds on the title".

A deed is a written document that conveys title of real property to an owner. The person who gives or grants the deed is called the grantor. The person who receives the deed is the grantee.

There is a difference between title and deed. Title is the right of ownership of property. A deed is a written document that conveys title to the property. Title is a right. A deed is a document. The two most basic types of deeds are the quitclaim deed and the warranty deed.

A general warranty deed provides a guarantee of good title not only by the seller, but back through the chain of title through all the previous owners of the property. It provides the strongest title protection to the grantee, or buyer.

It is important that every Real Estate Owner and Investor understands these basic principles before purchasing Real Estate.
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