How do I buy a house in New Delhi (no suburbs please) without any black money involved :-) ?
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contact a real estate broker who deals with international sales.
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Anyone can own property, but you'll need a proper paperwork to actually live there.  Yes, you can theoritically get a UK loan on a Norweigan property, but I don't envy the amount you'll have to go through to get it.  I'd start with an international bank with locations in both countries.
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Yes you can.  I guess you've read Rich Dad Poor Dad.  Great but he doesn't tell you HOW.  It is something I have been trying to figure out for years.  I got the answer a few months ago by my brother showing me.  It is amazingly simple.  All It takes is confidence and thinking big and clarity of mind.  The more you try to figure it the more pieces fall into place.\n\nSo I guess you want to know how?  Ok I will tell you - I'll email my bank account number to you and when you make your first million which you can do within a year - you deposit me 20%, ok?\nlol - only joking - happy to help out.  Ask youreself what you will do with al the $$ though.  If you don't have a goal for the $$ it will end up destroying you when you have lots.  Just a bit of philosophy - take it to heart because you will have plenty $$.  \n\nTake this 'formula' or principle and apply it to whatever is available, it is flexible.  Apply your mind.\nOk here goes:\n\nRemember confidence and think big.\n\nFind a large property in a good area of your city/town that is for sale.  The suburbs is a good place to start, find out from real estate agents which is the fastest growing area.  Go to the dge of that where serious development hasn't started yet.  A few miles is fine, the expansion will catch you.  Once you have found a suitable site, look around and don't be disheartened if the first few are not spot on.  You will be gaining experience with each site you look at.  The site should be large enough to subdivide into smaller erven (erfs) (plots). There will be minimum size zoning allowed in specific areas.\n\nI am assuming here that you know a bit about the property development lingo (of your country).  If not do a bit of research by visiting your local (authority) municipality.\n\nOnce you have found a suitable site that can be subdivided say into 10 plots.  Heres the crux!\nLet's say the seller wants 1mill (theoretical amounts - whatever is going in your area and currency counts) for the property go to him and tell him you will give them 1.5mill if they go into a joint venture with you.  They will.  Then what you do is get the plans for the property from your local authority.  Divide the property up into plots, use a landscape architect if neccessary, or do it youreslf.  Get this development approved by your local authority.  Again you will gain experience as you go.   Once the plans have been approved for rezoning to residential size plots.  This may take some time (find out names at the local authority and hound them, it will move faster) Then what you do is put the plots onto the market at residential prices (per square meter).  Exorbitantly more than the original large piece of ground.  As this is an expanding area they will be sold loke quickly.  You give the original seller his 1.5mill and pocket the difference.  Usually a hell of a lot of money.\n\nAs simple as that.  Hardly cost you a cent.  You used someone elses money and walked away with the finances to do the next project youreself.\n\nWhere you might have to put in money is for the drawing up of the plans, advertising and if you do a cluster dvelopment you should put a wall around the site (expensive) to sell it a concept (helps sell quicker and for more).  For these costs you go to your bank and borrow the money using the large property as collateral. Remember the original seller and you are ina joint venture so you can do this (set up a cc if neccessary).  \n\nThat is the jist of it.   It is actually so simple.  This is a general plan, it can be applied to many situations.  It is a pretty hectic concept to try to get across in so many words.  If I have left anything out apply your mind and fill in the gaps.\n\nGo for it, believe in yourself and the world is yours.\nGood luck.
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I guess u will find anythin and everythin u need in this site...\nhttp://www.onlyreversemortgages.com/Results.aspx?query=Reverse%20Mortgages
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So you understand, no money down does not mean no cost.  If you have really good credit (720+) there are a number of lenders that will give you 100% financing to purchase a home.  The cost that you will incur to purchase the home will be around 3% of the purchase price, you will also need to have reserves in your bank account, and this amount will very depending on a number of different items.
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look into the hud programs:\n\nhttp://www.hud.gov/\n\nIn the at your service section there is section 8 for renting and buying a hud home and hud approved lenders.\n\nIf you don't have ajob then you won't be able to buy a place, if you do then you might be able to get a place for cheap.\n\nIf you can get a place that needs work start going to a large church and ask the pastor if there are any people in the church willing to come help fix it up and you can get your own "habitat for humanity" crew.
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Go to this site: http://www.enetproperty.co.uk/ \n\nIt offers flats and houses to rent, and even flatshares! Good luck finding the location and the prize range you are looking for. The last time I checked, there is not a cheap accommodation in the Bloomsbury area, but if you look at other locations, you might find what you need.
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Call an insurace broker from india they will do it for you!
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Try and contact is the closest Real Estate I could find close to N.C. there may be some connection there also.\n\n http://deescountryplaces.com
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Look in the newspaper.  Dont go with the big appartment complexes or anything like that, they all do checks.  Find instead something like house for rent.   They are nicer biger and the landlord will take most anyone.  It cost them some money to do a check  on you.  If they do just explain why and offer to pay a bigger deposit.   Rent to own is very hard to find.   But possible.  Just search the papers and go online.\n\nYour best bet I think is to just rent, then look for homes for sale with seller financing.  They do not do checks and you dont have to get a loan from the bank, the seller does and you just pay what the seller is supposed to pay on the loan.  Those places are usally less expensive and many require some fixing up.\n\nTake your time though.  Look in  Chesapeak.  It is a nice area better than the beach cause that is too touristy in the summer traffic will make you insain.  Norfolk sucks.  Chesapeak is great though.  I lived there for a year.
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Just work on saving towards a deposit.  Depending where you live, I would let your real estate work for you (ie live and rent out...) but you would have to be in a city or near business etc.  That is the only way.  I made what you were making 20 years ago and it was enough then...today I can't scrape two nickels together before they are sucked up by kids or taxes or bills etc.  Would never be able to have afforded to buy now...so glad I bought when I did.  But real estate always goes up...at least in a growing metropolis, so that is where you gotta be unless you just wanna live the simple life, which ain't so simple either.\n\nWhy worry about buying...maybe rent off someone who has just what you are looking for...and reap what they've sewn!  Use your money for the plusses in life...you can't take it with you after all...and all the richies in life...well frankly the more they make they more they find to waste it on...so it's stupid and irrelevant.  You can have what they have and more if you play your cards right and look at what really matters, not making designers rich off your money.  Doesn't sound like you'd want that kind of shallow life either because believe me most rich folks are a lot more boring than the good old down to earth people and not only that they are so busy working they never really get to live.  Life is short, enjoy what you have...it's all you need!
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Unless your house is on an online zee real estate site, then it probably isn't anywhere. Google is irritating like that, when it can't find stuff that's not posted on the internet. (I'm only being half-sarcastic, I had an aggravating encounter last night.) But if you want directions, try MapQuest, determined to drive you through as many tolls as possible on the ugliest roads in the nation. (Again, half-sarcasm.)
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Get a  good broker  there are plenty in dalal street , but now avoid , it is over heated , shld. come down
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None.  Use a debit card, save money, invest.
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You can try opening in Jayanagar,, a little away from Shopping complex or BSK II Stage.\nCentre of the city - Shanti Nagar.. \n\nLegalities:\nNeed to get a registration done on the shop. Any charted accountant will be able to help you on this. The registration fee may be Rs. 5000 - 10000. Registration will be done in Koramangala Sub registrar - I know only this for South side.. But, if you can contact a good charted accountant, they will help you for further action.\n\n\nRent depends: If you are looking for a 2000 SQ feet shop -\nAdvance Rs. 4-5 lakhs.\nMonthly rent: 40-60K.
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I'm a real estate agent in Texas (Just a disclaimer)\n\nYou can try the US Embassy in that country - their internet site is http://usembassy.state.gov/abidjan/\n\nJust an FYI - Unless the laws have changed (and with all the turmoil over there they may have), you can own property, but only in urban areas. Rural areas are off limits. The legal system over their is.. weak, and therefore obtaining a mortgage or owning a property outright (freehold) is very difficult. For this reason most real estate transactions are leaseholds.\n\nIt's been a long time since I've sent a referral to Africa, but I might be able to dig up a good qualified professional in Abidjan to help you out. E-mail me and we can talk.
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The Indian market is booming right now and the Real Estate is doing the BEST. So I would put my money on some property in India. \nGood Luck!