1 bedroom Apartment block for sale in Najjera Wakiso Uganda, code: 208292
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Introducing a hot deal on the market - an apartment block located on Najjera Bulabira Road with easy access to tarmac. This property offers 8 spacious units, each with 1 bedroom, currently generating a total income of 12 million shillings per month. With a listing price of 1.2 billion shillings, this is a great investment opportunity with potential for even higher returns. Upon completion, the project will feature modern 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartments with internet coverage, perfect for young professionals or small families. Don't miss out on this chance to own a prime property in the highly sought after Wakiso District.
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THINGS YOU SHOULD NEVER SAY TO YOUR NEW LANDLORD.
Renting a property from a landlord can be a mutually beneficial relationship. As a tenant, it's essential to maintain a good relationship with your landlord, but sometimes, in the heat of the moment, you might say something that you'll regret. There are certain things that you should never say to your landlord if you want to maintain a good relationship and avoid any potential conflicts. Here are some of the things you should never say to your landlord:
"I tend to make a lot of complaints, are you the one to speak to?"
To avoid being an unwanted tenant, never complain excessively or be difficult to work with. Landlords prefer tenants who are respectful and approachable, and who don't cause unnecessary problems. Stay on good terms with your landlord by addressing legitimate issues calmly and respectfully. This builds trust and fosters a positive relationship.
"I'll fix it myself."
If something needs fixing in the rental property, it's best to let your landlord handle
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