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Manpreet Kaur
posted on 13 MaySnagging: The investor's secret weapon for long-term ROI
The biggest mistake I almost made was not doing a proper snagging check before possession. I'm fed up of renting, so finally taking the plunge on a flat, maybe at Sattva Lake Ridge. It's crazy how many small issues, like seepage or fitting problems, can pop up and hit resale value later, or put off tenants. Are those fancy clubhouses and amenities actually used daily, or do they just add to maintenance charges for investors? Thinking about long-term ROI, it's not just about the brochure. What are your must-do snagging tips, especially for investor units? Hope this helps someone.
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Bhai, for an *upcoming* project like Sattva Lake Ridge (possession 2028-01-01), snagging seems a bit early to worry about. More important is the builder's reputation and RERA compliance. 897 units is a huge project; delays are common. Have you checked their previous projects? Don't just focus on snagging, focus on builder delivery first.
Totally agree with you! Snagging is so critical. I'm also looking at Sattva Lake Ridge, but the upcoming status makes me nervous. What are the absolute *must-check* things for a first-timer like me, especially for plumbing and electricals? I've heard horror stories about leaky pipes and short circuits post-possession. Kya main khud check kar sakta hoon ya professional hire karna padega?
U6 is right! Also check for proper earthing and the wall finish. Small things, big headache later.
U2, for plumbing, check all taps for flow and leaks. Ideally, hire a professional for a detailed inspection, but basic checks you can do yourself.
The biggest mistake I almost made was not doing a proper snagging check before possession. I'm fed up of renting, so finally taking the plunge on a flat, maybe at Sattva Lake Ridge. It's crazy how many small issues, like seepage or fitting problems, can pop up and hit resale value later, or put off tenants. Are those fancy clubhouses and amenities actually used daily, or do they just add to maintenance charges for investors? Thinking about long-term ROI, it's not just about the brochure. What are your must-do snagging tips, especially for investor units? Hope this helps someone.