Are you the type who'd put all eggs in one basket? Or would you consider 'diversifying'? We will not talk about eggs here but let’s discuss your Real Estate Portfolio.

REIT or Real Estate Investment Trust refers to an entity created with the sole purpose of channeling investible funds into operating, owning, or financing income-producing real estate.

“Managing real estate has become much more of a common component of someone's longer-term retirement plan” If you’re not going to put money in real estate, where else?

Is lifestyle a preference or a choice? Work-life balance is what people are looking for today. They keep their careers and their leisure a priority. A flexible housing option that allows them to move in/out easily is what they prefer.

“Focus on the future productivity of the asset you are considering. If you don't feel comfortable making a rough estimate of the asset's future earnings, just forget it and move on" Real Estate Investment is a pretty wide subject. First, you have to further define your objectives.

What is the Pagdi System in India? Pagdi is a traditional tenancy rental model in India where the renter ( tenant ) is also somewhat the part-owner of the house. He/She enjoys nominal rental rates compared to the market and also has both subletting and selling rights of the property.

Work from home has transformed Real Estate demand. Covid has significantly impacted various markets and Real Estate is one. However, the Real Estate market, especially the residential market has bounced back in a big way.

“The best investment on Earth is the Earth” Effective Wealth allocation is the key to any successful investment. Asset classes can include cash, stocks, debt, mutual funds, Real Estate, gold, commodities and more.

Time is the most precious resource we have. This is one resource we are guaranteed to have only a finite amount of. In the limited lifetime that we have, we are trying to achieve multiple things, but most importantly maximizing Wealth for the financial well-being of not only us but for generations to come.

Millennials are typically categorized as those born in the years between the 1980s to mid-to-late 1990s. This 25–40 age bracket group did not typically give priority to buying homes as they preferred the flexibility of not owning Real Estate and reluctance of spending or unavailability of the large upfront money.

Many NRI’s typically only invest in equity and fixed income Asset classes and often do not consider investment into Real Estate, especially Indian Real Estate. The major reasons for these are lack of knowledge, unavailability of local representation, and fear of dealing with the complexities involved in investing in Real Estate.