Investment ideas other than real estate

[JohnSnow]

8 minutes ago, user789 said:

Emo baa.. heard it’s not that easy. Auditors tho manage cheyachu emo 

My my uncle has auditor. ee case aina manage chesthadu. Bank loans kuda easy ga approve cheyisthadu peddha amounts aina. 

Ivala repu ee manipulating peddha business aipoindhi india lo. 

[JohnSnow]

16 minutes ago, BostonBullodu said:

adi risk teesukune vallake telusthadi baa vomerica lo laga anni tax, paper, paddathi ante kashtam emo.. 

India lo tax lu katte vallu ekkada untaru bro business la lo. 

[nuzvid_mamidikaya]

1 hour ago, Fire0007 said:

I strongly disagree.

Assume you bought an apartment at 70 lakhs, the bank interest is on this amount is 5 lakhs.p.a. per todays rate.

Generally you take a loan of 30lakhs and invest 40 from your pocket.

Your returns are not more than 30k/mo and that will suffice your loan instalments of 3.5lakhs p.a (approx)

Now after 1 year the apt will be around 80-85 lakhs and will not increase too much in the following years (it wont become 2cr iover a period of time unless value of rupee has depreciated considerably) and your profit is limited to first few years only.

In another 10 years the maintenance will be very high, returns will be low/remain same and with the new constructions around, you will not have much takers when you sell your apartment. Besides, it's also difficult for your family to stay in an old apartment which is more than 10 years.

okay. small correction . I am talking abt peple who are buying with liquid cash . not loans

[nuzvid_mamidikaya]

1 hour ago, idibezwada said:

sale pettadam is different from sale cheyyadam..nuvvu vadevado sale pettadu ani 6k fix aipoyava...G balisinodu 11K pedte 10k undi ani fix aipotava..

6k ki takkuva neku hitex main road lo dorikithey cheppu bro na daggara oka 2 c undi ventaney oka 2 apts konta.

[nuzvid_mamidikaya]

1 hour ago, BostonBullodu said:

what about the interest that you paid and what about the additional cost that you spent for apartment issues(could be any or none)??

I am talking abt people who are having cash in hand and looking to invest. Apt is not a ad option if you can buy for a reasonable price