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Partho Sengupta
posted on 9 MayConstruction-linked plans are often a builder's trap, honestly
Construction-linked plans are often a builder's trap, honestly. I'm in real estate myself but buying a 3BHK for investment in Dwarka, maybe Ambience ka project. Budget around ₹2.5-3Cr. Builders push CLP hard, saying it's less burden. But lump sum down payment pe better negotiation possible hai, right? Plus, I'm thinking total cost of acquisition and how it impacts ROI. Which payment structure makes more sense for an investor like me, considering hidden charges and potential appreciation in Delhi?
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Totally agree yaar. CLP is a nightmare for first-time buyers. Builder delays are common, and you keep paying EMIs for a flat that's not even built. I got stuck with a project near Ghaziabad border, they extended possession twice. My friend who paid lump sum got a hefty discount and priority for interior choices. For an investor, cash flow is king, and CLP just locks up your funds without much control. Always push for a lump sum discount if your finances allow.
Sahi kaha bhai