My investor brain vs. Ansal Aastha ground reality

Dekho, investor ratio high hona ek concern hai, no doubt. But Ansal Aastha Mig Zone is completed, which is a big plus compared to under-construction projects facing delays. The price of ₹29-30L for a completed unit in Rajkot isn't outrageous if the location and build quality are decent. The key is to check the actual rental demand in that specific area now. If you're buying for self-use, occupancy matters less, but for investment, you need tenants. Regarding exit strategy, it depends on your holding power; sometimes you just have to wait for market cycles to turn. But yes, be prepared for longer holding periods.

Toh fir aise project se exit strategy kya honi chahiye? Agar le bhi liya toh bechna kaise hai baad mein?

Listen to me, I almost made a mistake with another Ansal project near Krishna Kunj a few years back. Unka track record Rajkot mein mixed bag raha hai, especially with promised amenities vs. actual delivery. Investor-heavy projects like these often struggle with maintenance funds later on because owners aren't living there to push for it. And yes, resale liquidity becomes a nightmare because nobody wants to buy into a deserted complex. So, if your goal is appreciation, be very, very careful here. My friend finally sold his flat at a loss after holding it for 5 years in a similar project.

₹29-30L for a completed project sounds good though! Has anyone actually visited the flats inside? Is the finishing okay?

Bhai, you've hit the nail on the head! Investor ratio is my biggest fear too. Rajkot mein aise projects bahut hain jahan sirf investors ne leke chhod diya hai. Lagta hai ghost society ka tag na lag jaaye isko bhi.