10 Cr = no need to work again in India ?

[Konebhar6]

5 minutes ago, no01 said:

3-4Lakhs rental iche property 8cr lo raadu....it will be much more ani naa feeling. Or may be u might have bought that property few yrs ago which is valued much higher and giving u good rental.

 

3 Cr property (Current value, land and construction) yielding 60k rents monthly ... 8 Cr if you get good commercial property 2 lakhs is possible. 3-4 is a stretch. @HugoStrange

[Konebhar6]

 

Land prices are dropping. Buy a property (road-facing) in remote areas around ORR. May be shamirpet. It hasn't appreciated much. It will be gold in few years. 

[lollilolli2020]

7 minutes ago, Konebhar6 said:

3 Cr property (Current value, land and construction) yielding 60k rents monthly ... 8 Cr if you get good commercial property 2 lakhs is possible. 3-4 is a stretch. @HugoStrange

ekkada idi Hyd lo naa. 
 

@Jatka Bandi uncle now we don't have to bring cards and also natakalu veyalsina pani ledu purse intlo petti ochchina ani. 

[Jatka Bandi]

3 minutes ago, lollilolli2020 said:

ekkada idi Hyd lo naa. 
 

@Jatka Bandi uncle now we don't have to bring cards and also natakalu veyalsina pani ledu purse intlo petti ochchina ani. 

ardham kaaledu.

Yes, he id referring to his places in Hyderabad.

[appusri]

12 minutes ago, no01 said:

3-4Lakhs rental iche property 8cr lo raadu....it will be much more ani naa feeling. Or may be u might have bought that property few yrs ago which is valued much higher and giving u good rental.

 

8Cr propery ki entha vasthundhi antav?

Recent ga thelisina vaalladhi oka property estinmate chethunnappudu ardham ayyindi. Property worth between between 11-14cr. 3Cr construction avvacchu annaru. Aa area lo sft 18-20Rs rent. 5 floors possible. Total 5.5L to 6L chance undhu annaru. Is it fair rental amount for that?

[lollilolli2020]

2 minutes ago, Jatka Bandi said:

ardham kaaledu.

Yes, he id referring to his places in Hyderabad.

next time pub ki potey manam wallet tevalsina pani ledu uncle chusukuntadu ani. 

[Jatka Bandi]

14 minutes ago, Konebhar6 said:

3 Cr property (Current value, land and construction) yielding 60k rents monthly ... 8 Cr if you get good commercial property 2 lakhs is possible. 3-4 is a stretch. @HugoStrange

8cr ki vastadi baa. Target any highway and mana truck stops laaga pettu, vastundi. People are looking for warehouses. RRR tho inka ekkuva demand vastundi chudu.

[Jatka Bandi]

Just now, lollilolli2020 said:

next time pub ki potey manam wallet tevalsina pani ledu uncle chusukuntadu ani. 

Uncle vaste chusukuntadu.. kaani uncle manatho raade.. ammayilatho parks and malls ki potaadu.. Uncle raaka poyina sare kani, oka bammardi vuntadu.. atanu rakunda vunte chaalu.. eppudu em chestado telvadu..

[EggpuffReddy]

23 minutes ago, no01 said:

3-4Lakhs rental iche property 8cr lo raadu....it will be much more ani naa feeling. Or may be u might have bought that property few yrs ago which is valued much higher and giving u good rental.

 

if you go to Bangalore you will get that much of rent with that 8 cr 

[lollilolli2020]

8 minutes ago, appusri said:

8Cr propery ki entha vasthundhi antav?

Recent ga thelisina vaalladhi oka property estinmate chethunnappudu ardham ayyindi. Property worth between between 11-14cr. 3Cr construction avvacchu annaru. Aa area lo sft 18-20Rs rent. 5 floors possible. Total 5.5L to 6L chance undhu annaru. Is it fair rental amount for that?

Let's analyze whether ₹5.5L - ₹6L per month rent is fair for a property worth ₹11-14Cr, considering standard rental yield calculations.

1. Rental Yield Calculation

Rental yield is typically 5-7% annually for commercial properties in India.
Formula:

Rental Yield=(Annual RentProperty Value)×100\text{Rental Yield} = \left(\frac{\text{Annual Rent}}{\text{Property Value}}\right) \times 100Rental Yield=(Property ValueAnnual Rent)×100

Checking Rental Yield for ₹6L Monthly Rent

• Annual Rent: ₹6L × 12 = ₹72L (₹0.72Cr)

• Rental Yield Calculation:

  • For ₹11Cr: (0.7211)×100=6.5%\left(\frac{0.72}{11}\right) \times 100 = 6.5\%(110.72)×100=6.5%

  • For ₹14Cr: (0.7214)×100=5.1%\left(\frac{0.72}{14}\right) \times 100 = 5.1\%(140.72)×100=5.1%

Since the typical rental yield for commercial properties is between 5-7%, ₹5.5L - ₹6L rent falls within a reasonable range.

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2. Per Square Foot Rent Calculation

You mentioned ₹18-₹20 per sq. ft. rent, and the total 5 floors are possible.
Assuming:

• Each floor is around 5,000 sq. ft., total = 25,000 sq. ft.

• Expected Rent: 25,000×18=4.5L 25,000 \times 18 = 4.5L25,000×18=4.5L to 25,000×20=5L25,000 \times 20 = 5L25,000×20=5L

Since the estimate you got is ₹5.5L - ₹6L, it is slightly higher than per sq. ft. rate, but if demand is good, it is achievable.

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3. Factors to Consider

✅ Demand in the Area – If businesses or commercial tenants are actively looking for rental spaces, higher rent is possible.
✅ Property Location & Amenities – Good road access, parking, and facilities can increase value.
✅ Market Trends – If commercial rents in the area are rising, ₹6L may be justified.

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Conclusion: Is ₹5.5L - ₹6L Fair?

Yes, the rental amount seems reasonable for an ₹11-14Cr property based on both rental yield and per square foot calculations.
However, if competition is high and ₹18-₹20 per sq. ft. is the local norm, you may have to negotiate towards ₹5L+ range.

[ManOffSteel]

Indian cities lo cost of living is too high now a days. I would say somewhere close to 20 crores is needed if you are going to live in a tier I city like Hyderabad or Bangalore. In Tier 2 cities like Vijayawada or Warangal or Vizag or Tirupati you can survive on 10 crores.. 

US lo retire avvali ante matram fully paid of home and at least 3 million USD bank lo undali.. 

[appusri]

6 minutes ago, lollilolli2020 said:

Let's analyze whether ₹5.5L - ₹6L per month rent is fair for a property worth ₹11-14Cr, considering standard rental yield calculations.

1. Rental Yield Calculation

Rental yield is typically 5-7% annually for commercial properties in India.
Formula:

Rental Yield=(Annual RentProperty Value)×100\text{Rental Yield} = \left(\frac{\text{Annual Rent}}{\text{Property Value}}\right) \times 100Rental Yield=(Property ValueAnnual Rent)×100

Checking Rental Yield for ₹6L Monthly Rent

• Annual Rent: ₹6L × 12 = ₹72L (₹0.72Cr)

• Rental Yield Calculation:

  • For ₹11Cr: (0.7211)×100=6.5%\left(\frac{0.72}{11}\right) \times 100 = 6.5\%(110.72)×100=6.5%

  • For ₹14Cr: (0.7214)×100=5.1%\left(\frac{0.72}{14}\right) \times 100 = 5.1\%(140.72)×100=5.1%

Since the typical rental yield for commercial properties is between 5-7%, ₹5.5L - ₹6L rent falls within a reasonable range.

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2. Per Square Foot Rent Calculation

You mentioned ₹18-₹20 per sq. ft. rent, and the total 5 floors are possible.
Assuming:

• Each floor is around 5,000 sq. ft., total = 25,000 sq. ft.

• Expected Rent: 25,000×18=4.5L 25,000 \times 18 = 4.5L25,000×18=4.5L to 25,000×20=5L25,000 \times 20 = 5L25,000×20=5L

Since the estimate you got is ₹5.5L - ₹6L, it is slightly higher than per sq. ft. rate, but if demand is good, it is achievable.

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3. Factors to Consider

✅ Demand in the Area – If businesses or commercial tenants are actively looking for rental spaces, higher rent is possible.
✅ Property Location & Amenities – Good road access, parking, and facilities can increase value.
✅ Market Trends – If commercial rents in the area are rising, ₹6L may be justified.

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Conclusion: Is ₹5.5L - ₹6L Fair?

Yes, the rental amount seems reasonable for an ₹11-14Cr property based on both rental yield and per square foot calculations.
However, if competition is high and ₹18-₹20 per sq. ft. is the local norm, you may have to negotiate towards ₹5L+ range.

Super.

The 5.5L to 6L figure I mentioned is conservative number based on discussion. Property is in small town and it is in good location in that town, in center, In the past local reliance store and a bank asked to take for rent (probably one floor) if the construction is done, shops possible in one floor (probably ground floot) and its between two roads and a path can be laid within the building construction (for people to walk from one road to the other road.

[lollilolli2020]

3 minutes ago, ManOffSteel said:

Indian cities lo cost of living is too high now a days. I would say somewhere close to 20 crores is needed if you are going to live in a tier I city like Hyderabad or Bangalore. In Tier 2 cities like Vijayawada or Warangal or Vizag or Tirupati you can survive on 10 crores.. 

US lo retire avvali ante matram fully paid of home and at least 3 million USD bank lo undali.. 

eroju calculation batti or 20yrs calculation batti assuming a guy is 40 now and 60 is his age of retirement ? 

[Flush]

42 minutes ago, kevinUsa said:

asalu hyd lo rental kosam investment cheyadam pedda mistake 

ade BLR lo invest chest best 

@chekkabandi @kevinUsago side play don’t talk about @Hyderabaadi

[ManOffSteel]

Just now, lollilolli2020 said:

eroju calculation batti or 20yrs calculation batti assuming a guy is 40 now and 60 is his age of retirement ? 

They have a 4% withdrawal rule in US which means you can invest your retirement money in an S&P index fund and you can withdraw 4% every year from that account without running out of money for the rest of your life and this accounts for inflation too and it applies to anyone irrespective of how old he or she is. Let's say you have 3 Million in the bank account, you can withdraw 4% of it which is $120k every year which is around 10k per month, out of which taxes will be 15%, so I get $8500 in hand. Without a mortgage payment I can survive on 6 to 8 k per month easily..