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1 bedroom Semi Detached for rent in Kawempe Wakiso Uganda, code: 173991
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KAWEMPE, SINGLE STUDIO SELFCONTAINED HOUSE FOR RENT
This beautiful single, studio self-contained house for rent in Kawempe is located just near the main road in Wakiso District. It is semi-detached and is being offered at an affordable price of 200000 Shillings. The house is 0 Decimals in size and comes with a variety of great amenities.
The house features a balcony for residents to enjoy the beautiful views and a tiled roof for protection from the elements. Inside, built-in wardrobes provide ample storage for your belongings. The compound has been paved to make it easy to get around and there is plenty of parking available.
Security is a top priority here, with security guards patrolling the grounds. Solar panels have been installed to provide a reliable source of energy. The compound is spacious and there is even a water tank on-site. Finally, a wall fence provides an extra layer of security to keep everyone safe.
This house is the perfect place to call home and make it your own. With all of these amenities, it won't be around for long. So don't wait, contact us today to arrange a viewing!
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SCAN QR CODE
173991
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WHO EXACTLY IS VINCENT AGABA?
It was the year 2007 when I first met a gentle man called Vincent Agaba, a man who would go on to revolutionize the real estate sector in Uganda. At that time, Vincent had recently established a property management company called Avarts Housing Limited. Their office was located on Plot 66 Kenneth Dale Drive in Kamwokya, before later relocating to Embassy Plaza along Ggaba Road. Meanwhile, I had just also recently launched the Real Estate Database (RED) and was seeking established agencies to join and list their properties on the new platform.
One day, while moving along Kira Road, I noticed the Avarts signpost and decided to pay them a visit. I was eager to meet the people behind the company and see if we could strike a deal to join the RED. I sat down with Vincent and explained the concept of the RED. He was not only impressed but also mentioned that he was already familiar with a similar platform called Funda in the Netherlands, where he had studied International Business an
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HOW TO AUDIT YOUR OWN REAL ESTATE AGENCY BUSINESS FOR AREAS OF WEAKNESS.
Running a successful real estate agency requires a continuous assessment of your operations. Auditing your business periodically can highlight inefficiencies, identify opportunities, and ensure you’re moving in the right direction. By conducting a thorough audit, you can identify areas of weakness and take corrective actions to strengthen your agency. Here are some major ways to audit your real estate business for weaknesses: Evaluate Client Acquisition and Lead Generation.The heartbeat of any real estate agency is its ability to attract new clients. Start by analyzing where your leads come from, are they primarily through referrals, Real Estate Database (RED), Lamudi or cold outreach?Questions to ask:
Are we attracting enough leads?
Are our lead generation strategies effective across multiple platforms?
What’s the conversion rate of leads to actual clients?
Is the Task Database CRM system being used to tracking leads and interactions?
Identifying a weakness in cli
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HOW SHOULD A PROPERTY MANAGER DEAL WITH NOISY TENANTS?
Dealing with noisy tenants can be a challenging task for property managers, as it involves balancing the needs of the noisy tenant with the expectations and rights of other tenants in the building. Here are some steps a property manager can take to address noisy tenants.
Communicate. The first step in addressing noisy tenants is to communicate with them. It's possible that they may not be aware that they are causing a disturbance. In a respectful and friendly manner, bring the issue to their attention and discuss potential solutions.
Review the lease. Review the lease agreement with the tenant to ensure that they understand the expectations for noise levels and the consequences for violating these expectations.
Mediate. If the issue involves disputes between neighbors, consider mediating a conversation between them to find a mutually agreeable solution.
Document. Keep a record of any noise complaints, including the date, time, and details of the disturbance. This informatio
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