3 bedroom Bungalow for sale in Gayaza Wakiso Uganda, code: 199447
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This lovely house is the perfect place for any family looking for a good home to stay-in, it offers 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, sitting room, a dining room, a well-built kitchen and is situated on 13 decimals private land title with a Mailo tenure with a lively neighborhood and is priced at a very reasonable price of 300,000,000 million shillings only.
The home has been tastefully designed with a lovely compound, a septic tank, a porch, a veranda, playground, enough parking lot, a water tank, and a store. all these amenities make it easy to manage the property and ensure that it remains well-maintained. inside the home, there are a number of luxuries that make living there even more enjoyable. these include a balcony, cable tv, ceramic tiles, boy's quarters, a wall fence, and a soak pit.
This home is an absolute dream come true and is perfect for any family. with secure and good neighborhood, don't miss out on this opportunity to live in a home that offers the perfect balance of comfort and convenience.
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🏚️Balcony
🚪Built in wardrobes
📡Cable TV
🔶Ceramic tiles
🛀Hot tab
🧺Laundry
🚘Lots of parking
🚿Out door shower
💠Paved compound
🏘️Playground
🏚️Porch
🕳️Septic tank
🏘️Servants quarters
🕳️Soak pit
🏞️Specious compound
🚪Store
🏡Veranda
🚪Walk in closet
🚧Wall fence
🚰Water tank
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THE DEPARTMENT OF LAND REGISTRATION (MLHUD) AND SERVICES OFFERED.
The Department of Land Registration plays a pivotal role in the management and administration of land in Uganda. It is responsible for the issuance of certificates of titles, general conveyance, and maintaining the national land register. The department also coordinates, inspects, monitors, and provides technical support to local governments regarding land registration and acquisition processes. Below is a detailed overview of the services provided by the department, including standard processing times, costs, and statutory periods for notice.
Services Offered.
Conduct a Physical/Personal Search on Registered Land.
Standard Time: 1 working day.
Cost: UGX 10,000 per search.
Statutory Period for Notice: Not applicable.
Issue a Search Letter.
Standard Time: 2 working days.
Cost: UGX 10,000 per letter issued.
Statutory Period for Notice: Not applicable.
Register Transfers on Certificate of Title.
Standard Time: 5 working days.
Costs:
Stamp duty: 1% of the lan
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🇺🇬 IS THE REAL ESTATE SECTOR IN UGANDA INDEPÈNDENT ON INDEPÈNDENCE DAY?
Shirley Kongai, the former president of the Association of Real Estate Agents (AREA) was asked the question "What does independence mean to you as a real estate agent?", below is a systematic break down of her thought-provoking response in which she explored the concept of independence beyond its traditional political sense: Understanding Independence Beyond Its Literal Meaning
So, what does independence mean to me as a real estate agent? Of course, the literal meaning of independence is freedom, the freedom to be us, the freedom to be Uganda, the freedom to be Ugandans, the freedom to govern ourselves in our own Ugandan way and to take care of our interests as Ugandans. That is independence. It means we are no longer under someone's rule or the rule of the British or the colonial masters, but we are now ourselves.
Independence in the Real Estate Sector: A Work in Progress.
In real estate, as an agent, we are yet to achieve that state where we can celebrate and say, "Now, wow, real
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WHÈN TO DEDUCT FRÓM THE SECURITY DEPOSIT.
As a tenant, one of the most significant financial transactions you'll encounter is renting a property, and part of that process involves paying a security deposit. Likewise, as a landlord, the security deposit is a crucial element of safeguarding your property and ensuring that it remains in good condition.
However, disputes often arise when it comes to refunding or deducting from the security deposit at the end of a lease. To prevent conflicts and misunderstandings, it's essential for both tenants and landlords to understand the circumstances under which deductions from the security deposit are justified.
1. Property Damage: One of the primary reasons for deducting from the security deposit is to cover the cost of any damages beyond normal wear and tear. Normal wear and tear refers to the expected deterioration of a property due to regular use over time. For example, faded paint, minor scuffs on the floor, or loose doorknobs are considered normal wear and tear.
On the other hand
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HOW TO INVESTIGATE A FAKE LAND TITLE IN UGANDA.
The ownership of land is a significant aspect of property rights and economic stability. In Uganda, land is a valuable asset, and the process of acquiring a genuine land title is of utmost importance. However, there have been instances of fraudulent land transactions, with individuals falling victim to fake land titles.
To protect yourself and ensure the legitimacy of a land title, it is essential to be aware of the common red flags and employ due diligence. In this blog, we will discuss various measures and steps to investigate a fake land title in Uganda.
Conduct Thorough Research
Before engaging in any land transaction, it is crucial to conduct thorough research. Gather information about the land, its history, and previous owners. Verify the authenticity of the land title by cross-checking it with the relevant authorities, such as the Ministry of Lands, Housing, and Urban Development. Request for the land's cadastral map and compare it with the details on the title to ensur
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THE MINIMUM SIZE OF LAND REQUIRED FOR A LAND TITLE IN UGANDA.
Obtaining a land title is a crucial step in establishing ownership, but there are regulations that dictate the minimum size of land eligible for titling. The Ministry of Lands, Housing, and Urban Development has a policy that limits the issuance of land titles for plots smaller than 12.5 decimals (approximately 0.125 acres or 0.051 hectares) or smaller than 50x100 feet (approximately 0.046 hectares) in size. Key Objectives of the Policy.
1. Encouraging Land Consolidation: By limiting titles for smaller plots, the policy aims to encourage the consolidation of small plots into more economically viable landholdings. This promotes better land utilization and encourages larger, more productive estates. 2. Simplifying Land Administration: Managing small, fragmented plots can be administratively complex and costly. By setting a minimum size requirement, the government reduces the complexities involved in land management.3. Promoting Efficient Land Use: Larger consolidated
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HOW MUCH IS A 50 BY 100 PLOT ALONG THE INDIAN OCEAN?
Some very sharp Ugandans have already started calling real estate agents, whispering confidently into the phone, "Boss, how much is 50 by 100 along the Indian Ocean?" Yes ... the Indian Ocean. Not Entebbe Road. Not Kira. Not even Garuga. The Indian Ocean. Apparently, we now skip the mainland entirely and go straight for the coastline, because, why not? If social media says Uganda has ocean access now, then surely someone must be selling plots on the beach, right?
Since last week, the hype has gone full-blown viral. You'd think a new gold mine had been discovered in Mombasa. Everyone is busy forwarding voice notes, screenshots, "unofficial maps," and that one friend who knows a guy whose uncle works with someone who once saw a coastline near Mutukula. And of course, the legendary "kyapa kumeza" land demarcator and condominium developers, those unstoppable titans of creativity, have reportedly already begun "eyeing prime land along the coast," tape measures in hand, ready to parcel
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PROCRASTINATION IN REAL ESTATE IS A BATTLE WITH EMOTIONAL FEARS.
Procrastination an issue most of us have faced at one time or another can be particularly detrimental in the fast-paced world of real estate. Every minute counts, and every delay could mean a lost opportunity. But what if I told you that procrastination is not just about poor time management? More often than not, procrastination is deeply rooted in emotional issues, particularly the fear of failure and the perceived consequences that come with it. Procrastination: An Emotional Hurdle.Many people think procrastination is simply about being lazy or not managing time well. However, it's much more than that. For real estate agents, procrastination often stems from a place of fear, fear of not closing a deal, fear of not meeting a client's expectations, or fear of the unknown in a fluctuating market. These fears can be overwhelming and paralyzing, leading agents to put off tasks that could actually drive them closer to success. The Fear of Failure.At the core of procrastination lies a signi
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WHAT EXACTLY IS STAMP DUTY AND HOW DOES IT WORK?
Stamp duty is a term that often surfaces in real estate transactions, legal documents, and financial discussions, but its intricacies may elude many. This blog aims to unravel the mysteries surrounding stamp duty, shedding light on what it is and how it operates.What is Stamp Duty?Stamp duty is a type of tax levied by governments on various legal documents and transactions. The name "stamp duty" harks back to the historical practice of using physical stamps to indicate that the tax had been paid on a document. While the physical stamps have largely been replaced by electronic systems, the term persists.How Does Stamp Duty Work?Stamp duty is applied to a range of documents, with real estate transactions being one of the most common contexts. When you buy a property, you are required to pay stamp duty on the property's transfer documents, such as the sale deed or transfer deed.1. Property Transactions:
Sale Deed:
In real estate, the sale deed is a crucial document that transfer
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WHAT TO EXPECT FRÓM THE UPCOMING REAL ESTATE BILL, 2024.
Uganda's real estate industry has experienced remarkable growth in recent years, attracting investors and developers both locally and internationally. As a response to the evolving landscape and to ensure fair practices within the sector, the Ugandan government is set to introduce a new legislation currently referred to as the Real Estate Bill, 2024. This blog post aims to provide insights into what can be expected from this upcoming Bill and how it will impact various stakeholders especially agents within the real estate industry.
Enhanced Professionalism and Licensing.
One of the primary goals of the Real Estate Bill is to improve the professionalism of real estate agents operating in Uganda. The Bill is expected to introduce mandatory licensing requirements for agents, ensuring that only qualified individuals or firms can engage in real estate brokerage activities. This move will help establish a standardized level of competence, thereby promoting trust and transparency in the i
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