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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A CALL FOR PROFESSIONALISM, SELF-REGULATION, LICENSING AND TRAINING IN REAL ESTATE.
I recently posted a blog titled "The challenge of dealing with sellers who are in no hurry to sell", This piece garnered a response from John Bigyemano, a person with vested interests in the real estate sector. Below are his thoughts on the subject, primarily emphasizing the need for professionalism, self-regulation, licensing, and training in the real estate industry:
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I recently read your content about sellers not being under pressure to sell, and I partly agree. We cannot entirely blame landlords for their attitude towards brokers, as our own practices contribute to the issue. Why does a seller keep a property listed on your platform for years? Simply because listing is free.
Similarly, buyers often take brokers for granted, even going so far as to ride in our cars for property inspections without contributing to fuel costs. The reason? Our services are free, and our lack of emphasis on the value of our time makes it challenging fo
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