What is the exact market in Rajasthan, India for property business? What are the career options in this sector in Rajastan? Which is better option, residential or commercial property in India?
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Commercial property is on the rise. Anything to do with retail is on a current sell out. Even investments in commercial property is rising very well. If youre in Rajasthan, the place is supposed to pick up rapidly for the IT and BPOs. Also, manufacturing in Rajasthan is on a rise. Contact some architects there. Or get in touch with a Civil Engineering/Construction firm immediately.
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The best option for you to invest in Real Estate because the price is appreciating very fast throughout the country.\n     Remember , If ou keep the money in FDR or Bond in India, it will be taxable because it is deemed received in India. So whatever you want to save, you should consult with your bank to invest under Non Resident account only to make the income tax free in India.\n    You may also consider the option of keeping money in Banks  abroad where  interest is higher. But still I think best option is REAL Estate in India . \n    There are lots of tax deduction on the capital gain earned on sale of the flat or land.
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Contact a commercial Real Estate Agency and give them a list of your requirements. They will find the properties for you.
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We have several of these in the Bay Area.  They range from very small, moderate prices to high end.  I'm married and trying to start a family, so this would not appeal to me.  However, if I were single, I would be very interested in the high end type.  The one around here has apartments for rent and condos for sale.  The shopping center has mostly high end shops (Tommy Bahama, Furla, Diesel, etc.), restaurants, bars, a hotel, and a movie theater.  I would expect this type of community to appeal to single, professionals with fairly high income.
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Most corporations hire big-time real estate companies.  The franchise I own is currently the #1 relo company in the United States.  Consider joining a company that already has a business relationship with these major industries.
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your question cannot be answered without more info.\n\nDo you plan on living there? when you say duplex, thats what it sounds like to me.  How are you going to use it for your business?  If you plan on using it as a home office, there are certain rules that apply, namely that it has to be your principal place of business.  Not all home offices that are used for business purposes are considered home offices for tax purposes.
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HEADS OF INCOME :-\n\n   1. Salaries\n   2. Income from House Property\n   3. Profits and Gains of Business and Profession.\n   4. Capital Gains.\n   5. Income from other sources.\n\n2. SCHEME OF TAXABILITY :-\n\nThe scheme of taxability in India is linked to person’s residential status and the scope of total income. A person’s residential status would determine the scope of total income falling within the net of Indian taxation. By scope of total income is meant the territorial extent to which the Law can extend its arm to bring a person within the tax net. This is intricately connected with residential status. The scope of total income as contemplated by Sec.5 of Income Tax Act is:\n\n   1. Income received or deemed to be received in India.\n   2. Income which accrues or arises or is deemed to accrue or arise to him in India.\n   3. Income which accrues or arises to him outside India during the year.\n\nIncome deemed to accrue or arise in India :\n\nSec. 9 of the ITA contains various categories of income, which are deemed to accrue or arise in India. An important situation where income is deemed to accrue or arise in India is where the income accrues or arises from any "Business connection or from any property situated in India". Business connection implies a real and intimate relationship between trading activity carried on outside India. Salaries earned in India i.e. payable for services rendered in India as also dividend paid by an Indian company, is considered as income deemed to accrue or arise in India. Interest, royalty and fees for technical services paid by an Indian resident is also deemed to accrue and arise in India.\n\n\n\nTax Treatment of Income from Business of Non-residents \n\n  Contents\n1 Computation of business income\n2 Exemption from business income\n3 Profits of Non-residents from occassional Shipping business (Sec.172)\n4 Income computed by application of a flat rate on gross receipts\n5 Profit and gains of shipping business (Sec. 44B)\n6 Profits and Gains of Business of Exploration etc. of Mineral Oils [Sec. 44BB]\n7 Profits and Gains of the Business of operation of Aircraft [Sec.44BBA]\n8 Profits and Gains of foreign Companies engaged in the Business of Civil Construction etc. in certain Turnkey Power Projects [Sec.44BBB]\n9 Profit of foreign telecasting companies [Circular No. 742]\n10 Income of Non-Resident Sportsman or Sports Association [Sec.115BBA]\n11 Special provisions in respect of business of prospecting for or extraction of mineral oils [Sec. 293A]\n\n\n      As for other income, the business income in the hands of a non-resident is chargeable to tax only when the same is either received in India or it accrues in India. The question as to where the income from business accrues or arises is a question of fact to be determined in individual cases. However, certain guiding principles are laid down in Section 9 of the Income Tax Act for determining the question of accrual of business income in India.\n\n10.1.1 Income from business operations is construed as accrued in India if the same accrues or arises, whether directly or indirectly, through or from any business connection in India. The expression 'business connection' admits of no precise definition. A business connection involves the concept of a control, supervision or an activity of continuous nature. It necessitates a nexus between the activity and the business. A stray transaction or business activity does not, therefore, generally establish such nexus. 'Business' is a word of wide import and means activities carried on continuously and systematically by a person by the application of his labour and skill with a view to earning an Income. Unless there is something to establish a relationship between the activity and such continuous and systematic carrying on of activities, the requisite nexus will be lacking. An idea of the import of this expression can be had from the following illustrative instances of a
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Great dissertation topic!  I love it.  As you might be aware, this is a hot topic lately both in academia and in the field with the increasing use of ArcIMS and now the public mapping APIs such as Google Maps as well.\n\nI teach courses in GIS and real estate and this is definitely the number 1 interest among my students.  Well, perhaps using the GIS for valuations is equally as popular.\n\nThe best way to get started is to visit your friendly university library.  If your university offers PhD degrees, the library should be able to provide you with the info you need.  Two databases that will provide the most hits for you are Ingenta and SpringerLink.\n\nTo help give you a jump-start to your research, here are some publications that I have marked:\n\n+ Architecture for a real estate analysis information system using GIS techniques integrated with fuzzy theory, Pagourtzi, Elli, Journal of Property Investment and Finance, Volume 24, Number 1, 2006, pp. 68-78(11).\n\n+ Optimal spatial decision making using GIS: a prototype of a real estate geographical information system (REGIS), Zeng T. Q, International Journal of Geographical Information Science, Volume 15, Number 4, 1 June 2001, pp. 307-321(15).\n\n+ Towards a 3D cadastre: where do cadastral needs and technical possibilities meet?, Stoter J., Computers, Environment and Urban Systems, Volume 27, Number 4, July 2003, pp. 395-410(16).\n\n+ REALMEDIA: providing multimedia-based real-estate services through the Internet, Cao J., Automation in Construction, Volume 10, Number 2, January 2001, pp. 275-289(15).\n\n+ Real Estate Problem Solving and Geographic Information Systems: A Stage Model of Reasoning, Larry E. Wofford, Journal of Real Estate Literature, Volume 5, Number 2 / July, 1997.\n\n+ The Real Estate Information System: A National Project that Fully Implement GIS in Handling Land Registration Transactions in Qatar - http://gis.esri.com/library/userconf/proc99/proceed/papers/pap961/p961.htm\n\n+ As a case study, you might want to check out uMoveFree ( http://www.umovefree.com ).  This company has leveraged GIS and other information systems in the residential rental market.\n\n+ The North Texas Real Estate Information Systems, Inc. ( http://www.ntreis.net/ ) provides the MLS and other real estate datasets for my local area.  As a case study, Texas A&M used GIS to generate various maps based on NTREIS data ( http://recenter.tamu.edu/data/gis/NtreisGis.html ).
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In short - large and more expensive does not mean the best.\n\nYou should shop around for the best deal.  Estate Agents can find you buyers and help market your property, but beware of the fees.   Do not use sole agency, this puts you at risk if you are with a less than honest agent (some are honest) who will then get a "friend" to make an offer below market value (which they wont tell you).\n\nMarket through multiple agents (different companies - not just branches), you may pay up to 1% more commission but this way you will maximise the sale price.   Do not assume small agents are better, some are, some are not, the safest way is multiple agent marketing.  Additionally consider marketing your property on line - many companies provide this service - type property to sell in your search engine and take a look.\n\nGood luck
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Depends on where you are. If you are in the UK and have a degree then you can take a 1 year post-graduate course in property (find a course that is accredited to the Royal Institue of Chartered Surveyors) and then you will be able to find a job with any of the big real estate firms, or at least get on a graduate programme somewhere. \nI am a real estate executive in London, although i was did my degree in the States. I did a degree in English and then a one year conversion course at a university in London in Real Estate Management and got on a graduate programme with a big firm. They then train you up for two years and then you have to write what is called a critical anaylsis and present it to a panel of three professionals who question you on it. If you pass, you're then a Member of the RICS and get the letters MRICS after your name.\n\nOverall, I have found the real estate business very profitable, its easy to get promoted and work up the ladder once you have your MRICS qualification and the financial incentives are great. Also there are so many different areas to work in - you can let office space, retail space, buy and sell large buildings or portfolios of property, be a planning advisor, be a building surveyor, an estate agent, work with local authorities to develop land into new homes or leisure complexes - the list is endless. \n\nTry www.rics.org for more information - and good luck!!
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It depends where you are. Location is everything in real estate and retail. If you need estimates for your local area, contact your regional building authority or your local chamber of commerce, who can guide you to the proper source.
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look for a family with a gst house. We did that, we owned a home and had 4 lil beach homes in the back and rented them out to whoever seemed cool. check it out.
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Normally ROI on land is higher than homes. A home can generate rental income while the land does not generate income unless you use it for agriculture. House is a depreciating asset while land is an appreciating asset. The cost of floorspace increases with time but it is slower than the increase inland prices. The cost of constructing a house is the same everywhere but the cost of land varies from location to location.
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Each state has different laws regarding real estate.\n\nThere are several courses, colleges, and universities within each state that provide correspondence courses.\n\nReal estate is a broad category and unless you plan on moving to the United States, it is difficult (not impossible though) to practice some of the forms of it overseas.\n\nI know Kaplan has courses for different careers in real estate in different states.  It really depends on what you want to do and where you will be living.\n\nPlease clarify what your future plans/goals are for a better answer.
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I work for an Estate agency in Spain.  We don't have any properties on the coast, as we are based inland, but if you are interested, have a look at our website.  You can contact us through there.  We do not have many long-term rentals on the site, but they can be easily found.
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Search on net...its the best option....or should i say...be practical man...if you are a mumbaiakar, roam in mumbai and check out..
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It only matters if you intend to change the current use of the property, which you should do immediately if you buy raw land.\n\nHigher density usually implies residential/multi-family. So build as many units as you can to create the most value. Anything over 4 units is considered 'commercial' real estate, so its value is a function of the income. Maximize the income. ASAP!\n\nIf you need to borrow to build, the bank will usually lend you about 75% of the FUTURE value of the project once complete. Call your favorite mortgage banker (or me) for guidance here.\n\nBut if you haven't bought yet... stop and think. What is your strategy? You might make more money buying something that's cash-flowing POSITIVELY from the day you buy it. Do the math and decide which is right for you, along with non-financial considerations.\n\nGood luck!\n\nTrevor