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NRIs Property Management for Tenant’s Vacating Inspection

NRIs Property Management for Tenant’s Vacating Inspection

NRIs can get rid of hassles in claiming compensation amount for any wear and tear to their property management. Vacating inspection of NRI property can be pivotal for doing property management. First, there should be rental agreement between the NRI landlord and his tenant. It can make the eviction of tenant hassle free. The landlord should do this practice through jurisdiction. He should deliver a notice to his tenants two weeks prior to the maturity of his rental agreement. A reminder should also be sent 48 hours before the vacating inspection. Inform him that the renewal of the rental agreement will be ceased permanently. Ask him to clear his all dues and utility bills. Be sure that the tenant must be present when you are doing so. Note down all the wears and tears and ask him to pay if you are conscious to do property management for elongating its life. If he is unable to bear that expense, you can deduct that amount of damage through security deposit. You ought to return rest of the deposited amount to him later. You won’t be able to claim the damage amount afterwards.

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Investment in Real Estate Secures NRIs Future

Investment in Real Estate Secures NRIs Future

The search of better living place and luxurious amenities drives an Indian to go migrated. With all his bag and baggage, he steps on an alien land where his all dreams seem going to be full soon. There, higher work-pay waits for him to give his hard work corresponding reward.  And for investment plan, he, again, looks at the foreign land. It is natural. He gets handsome interest in return of investment in real estate. But if some want to invest in Indian bank, they don’t find any scheme lucrative promising decent profit.

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NRI Property Management are far Better Than Caretakers

NRI Property Management are far Better Than Caretakers

Being an NRI it becomes really difficult to keep an eye on the property that you inherited or purchased for the purpose of investment. Mr. Rajnish Chadha recently went through the same turmoil. He inherited a property from his parents in Mumbai and went for the paperwork, which itself is quite a hectic task and after going through all the paperwork with help of a middleman, he flied back to Christchurch.

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