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Learn shocking facts about physical real estate investing that you never knew! Whether you're a beginner in real estate investment or looking to expand your portfolio, this video will give you valuable insights into the world of real estate investing.
"Why Real Estate Isn’t the ‘Dream Investment’ You Think It Is"
"The Harsh Truth About Property Investments Nobody Wants to Talk About"
When it comes to investing, real estate often holds a place in our hearts rather than our heads. The allure of owning property, the stories of skyrocketing values, and the promise of passive rental income have made it one of the most sought-after investment choices. But is real estate truly the goldmine it’s touted to be?
1. The Challenge of Valuation
Valuation is the cornerstone of any smart investment decision. For stocks, bonds, or mutual funds, you can rely on data, charts, and financial metrics to determine their worth. However, when it comes to real estate, especially in India, accurate valuation is more guesswork than science.
Without standardised tools or transparent data, how can an individual investor determine whether a ₹1 crore property will appreciate to ₹1.5 crores? Most property valuations hinge on hearsay about future developments—like the promise of a new airport, IT hub, or industrial park.
Take Navi Mumbai Airport, for example. Since 2007, its construction has been “coming soon,” yet even today, it remains incomplete. If you bought property banking on this promise, you’ve been waiting for nearly two decades with no guarantees.
2. The Taxation Trap
Many perceive property investments as tax-saving havens, but the reality often paints a different picture. Let’s break it down:
On Day 1 of your property purchase, you’re hit with upfront taxes like GST (5%) and stamp duty (6%). That’s 11% of your purchase price gone immediately. For a ₹1 crore property, this adds up to ₹11 lakh.
Even if you save on taxes annually (₹60,000 via Section 24B for home loan interest deductions), it pales in comparison to the taxes you pay upfront.
Moreover, capital gains taxes can significantly reduce your profits when you sell the property. The supposed “tax benefits” of real estate often don’t justify the heavy tax burdens.
3. Cost of Maintenance: The Hidden Drain
Maintenance Charges: Monthly fees that add up to lakhs over the years.
Repairs and Renovations: Necessary to keep your property market-ready.
Brokerage and Registration Fees: Additional costs when renting or selling.
Compare this to investments like mutual funds or stocks, which have minimal annual expenses (typically 1–1.5%) and require no ongoing maintenance. Over the long term, these hidden real estate costs drastically reduce your net returns.
4. Liquidity: A Major Disadvantage
Imagine you need ₹50 lakhs urgently for your child’s education. If your wealth is tied up in mutual funds, you can withdraw the amount within two days. But if your wealth is in real estate, your options are limited:
Selling a property can take months or even years.
You can’t sell just a portion of your property—you have to sell the whole asset.
This lack of liquidity makes real estate an ill-suited investment for those who may need quick access to cash.
5. The Reality of Returns
Many people boast about property values increasing tenfold over decades. But let’s analyze these claims:A property bought for ₹20 lakhs in 2005 and sold for ₹1 crore in 2025 generates a return of only 8.38% annually.
After factoring in taxes, maintenance costs, and other expenses, the net return often shrinks to just 2–3% annually.
Why Real Estate Falls Short in India
High Interest Rates: Builders borrow at exorbitant rates, passing these costs onto buyers.Black Money Involvement: Real estate transactions often involve unaccounted money, artificially inflating property prices and creating market inefficiencies.If you’re buying property to live in, these factors may not matter as much. But as an investment, they significantly impact your financial goals.
The Bottom LineWhen evaluating real estate against four key investment metrics—valuation, taxation, cost of maintenance, and liquidity—it consistently underperforms. For most individuals in India, the numbers simply don’t add up to justify property as a reliable investment.
So, next time someone brags about their ‘property portfolio,’ ask them how much they’ve spent on maintenance and taxes. If they change the topic faster than a developer postponing a project, you’ll know you’ve hit a nerve! #realestate #realestateinvesting
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