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Ramesh Yadav
posted on 11 MayConstruction-linked plans aren't always better for investors
Spent the whole Sunday checking out options in Sector 111. Honestly, fed up of renting now, landlord raised rent again! Finally taking the plunge. Looking at Imperia projects there. My budget's around ₹1.8 Cr for a 3BHK. Is a construction-linked payment plan always smarter for investors than a down payment? Not sure if it gives real leverage. Also, how much does the super area vs carpet area difference actually impact the final price? Heard stories about builders inflating numbers. What about stamp duty and other fixed costs, can brokers help negotiate that or is it set in stone? Any recent buyers in Sector 111, what was your experience with payment terms and total acquisition cost?
#gurugram#sector-111#investor#payment-plan#super-area-trap
Comments
Yaar, construction-linked plan (CLP) mein leverage tabhi hai jab builder trust-worthy ho. Imperia ka track record check kar lena achhe se. Mere ek dost ka paisa phasa hua hai Baharampur Naya mein, builder ne project delay kar diya. Renting se toh chutkara milega but stuck investment aur headache degi.
Sahi keh rahe ho. Mera bhi experience kharab raha hai CLP ke saath. Builder ne 2 saal delay kar diya aur installments toh time pe