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THE COMMON TRICKS AND TACTICS THAT TENANTS PLAY.
Being a landlord or property manager can be a challenging job. While many tenants are responsible and respectful, there are always a few who try to take advantage of the system. In this blog, we will explore some of the common tricks tenants play in the rental world. By understanding these tactics, landlords and property managers can be better prepared and equipped to handle such situations.
False References:
One of the tricks some tenants employ is providing false references to create a positive impression during the application process. They may provide the contact information of friends or family members who pretend to be previous landlords, giving glowing recommendations that are entirely fabricated. To counter this, it's essential to verify references by conducting thorough background checks and speaking directly with past landlords.
Subletting without Consent:
Some tenants may attempt to sublet the property without obtaining proper consent from the landlord or prope
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WHICH OF THE 2026 MANIFESTOS IS THE BEST FOR THE REAL ESTATE SECTOR?
Seriously, how many times have you (the professional Ugandan real estate agent) heard a client say, "The title has issues," and watched a juicy commission vaporize into thin air?. It's the worst feeling, right, because your livelihood depends on land security and predictable policy, not the political wind. You're the unsung hero, the middleman struggling to push deals across the finish line when the goalposts keep moving, battling rampant land fraud and a painfully slow registry system every single day. Forget the noise, forget the rallies, what we really care about is simple: Which of the 2026 presidential manifestos actually provides the foundation we need to close more deals?.
Does NRM even hear our economic struggles (babiwulira!), or is it just about macro economic stability?
Look, the ruling party, NRM headed by HE. Yoweri Museveni, has rolled out its 2026-2031 vision, themed around "Protecting the Gains" and shooting for that Higher Middle-Income Status. On the surface, that
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