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@pankajguglani1988Ай бұрын
I suggested that you guys should manage your current expenses and buy a town house right now.....❤ GBU ❤
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Thnx for your suggestion, we will think about it
@sudeepmukherjee5449Ай бұрын
Have liked seeing most of your videos right from when you were living in Abu Dhabi. I suggest you look at other ways to invest in Dubai via equities. Since interest rates are going down, 1 specific sector that will benefit is utilities. And DEWA which trades on the DFM immediately springs to mind. Very good dividends, absolute monopoly over the emirate of Dubai and almost certain growth prospects since in the next 2-3 years, all these communities will only have 1 place to go for electricity and water - DEWA. With 90000+ homes to be delivered over 2-3 years, I see phenomenal growth in this stock. And DEWA is a large cap value stock with 82% of its float owned by DIF. So can't go wrong owning this. Just my 2 cents ...
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Thank you Sudeep for your love and support 😍, sure will definitely consider uae market and dewa equity
@varunarora8552Ай бұрын
Go for option 3, don’t squeeze, after 3 years you will see so many other new projects will be available in the market. And to invest in Sharjah only if you want to live in that property. For me I don’t like much Damacc hills too. Other point is now property in Dubai is on boom, we don’t know after 3 years once most of the projects will provide possession.
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Completely agree with your point and we also are thinking same. Thank you for your love and support 😍
@fazeelapachu5875Ай бұрын
My suggestion is wait Karo... yes damac hills wala town hoise expensive ho chuka hoga. But uae is fast growing in terms of real estate. Tab koi aur community hoga...ya phir damac ka hi koi new project ka new cluster hoga which you can afford. So now live comfortably. Don't take risk. Like you said..Agar much ho gya...Kar payenge ap log. You will end up in a mess. So think of long run benefits ...wait...
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Thank you for your comment, agree to ur points 👍
@WertdfsazАй бұрын
It is very important to have a critical illness plan. It is the safety net in these conditions and provides the peace of mind.I always advise my clients to have this as the first priority in financial planning.
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Perfectly said 👍
@mabbasi93416 күн бұрын
In terms of investments, I would recommend “Grow” your properties. And secondly, manage your “risks”. Have an emergency fund of 1 year of expenses (6 months recommended in USA so adding a bit for Dubai) plus some funds for healthcare as that seems to be top of your mind. If these two are taken care of then I would encourage to go for Option 1 … however, if town house is a bit too much to chew then go for another apartment. Bismillah kijiye sister ☺️
@IndiansAbroad16 күн бұрын
Yes, definitely need to have an emergency fund and manage risks. 😊
@harshalranglani17 күн бұрын
How much is your JVC apartment worth? Can’t you sell that and make the down payment for the townhouse ? While continuing to live in your rented apartment
@tabi72fulАй бұрын
i dint like damac floor plans plot sizes are small, too much oopr oopr ki touching cost and advertisement cost will be charged. try new developer who have few successful projects with value of money. i bought mufooj al furjan west phase 1 townhouse considering plot sise and room sizes of damac lagoons town house were not acceptable to live. they are not made for pakistani indian mind set, they are close to made by uk usa conjusted house types.
@parth_pandit_01Ай бұрын
I'm currently working in a customer support role at a bank in Bangalore, and I've completed one year in this position. I’m fluent in Hindi, Bengali, and English, and I'm now considering a customer support role at a bank in the UAE. However, I don't have much information about this. Could you please create a detailed video about customer support roles at banks in the UAE? I would really appreciate it! Thank you!
@shreekumar507926 күн бұрын
Same here
@fahimabbasvlogsАй бұрын
2nd ghar agar regular rent de rha hai... Aur usse emi nikal rha hai... Apk upar financial stress na aate hue u can definately buy second house... Apki new property le sakte hai... Aur term insurance k baare mein thoda research kare ..allah sab accha karega
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Thnx dear 😇
@mrs3494Ай бұрын
Don’t go for further EMI because it is a big tension and try to control unnecessary expenses and save money as you can.
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Yes we are also thinking same
@gauravaggarwal6083Ай бұрын
Don’t take unnecessary loans…by God’s grace, you guys are doing well…but things can change anytime especially in UAE….who knows what is in store in future for expats like us…things change overnight here….better to invest in money instruments in India…that can be liquidated anytime in times of need….
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Thank you for your love and support 😍, you are correct
@saiqua9Ай бұрын
You should not tight your budget…mental peace is more important …must go slowly Seems your future planning is good so must go slowly
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Thnx dear 😇
@rogbeerkeshav2831Ай бұрын
Hi dr sometime investing in a their property if it important in a finish project its butter than a property with is not ready. And selling the property with u have now with have a good value its not a good idea. Loan is not a good idea think of your kids first because education is more than property.
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
You are right dear, absolutely agree with your point 👍
@HealthynishaАй бұрын
Hi dear we are also living in Dubai after seeing ur videos we decided to buy a apartment thank you for educating about buying properties ❤ I have one doubt what will happen to unit owner when building demolished?(after 20-30year)
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Here building structure has warranty of 100 years, so don't worry about demolition
@HealthynishaАй бұрын
@@IndiansAbroad thanks a lot lots of love ❤️
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
❤️
@aishwaryasingh6367Ай бұрын
I would suggest go for option 2 ✌🏻
@jimutbasa945Ай бұрын
Go with option-1. You can give first apartment on rent once you move to town house and use rent to pay emi. Have good insurance to cover uncertainties.
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Good option
@fabihakhan895518 күн бұрын
Is it advisable to buy in Dubai Marina??
@IndiansAbroad16 күн бұрын
Yes sure
@saleemakhtar87Ай бұрын
Very practical approach ❤
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Thnx
@ArunGupta-f2bАй бұрын
I have two queries regarding your explanation in the video: 1. Aren't you already getting the rent from JVC apartment? You must be paying the EMI from that money, right? 2. Why are you concerned about education expenses for your children? You mentioned that most of the employers provide good sufficient money for the kids education. If it is the case, then why are you thinking about these expenses? You guys must be getting yearly ~15% hike every year and promotion increment separately. Anyhow your cashflow is going to increase.
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
We don't get educational allowance from employer, very few employers in uae provides that. Also there is no concept of increment here in uae. So we get same salary at which we join until we change job or get promoted. Hope that answers
@ArunGupta-f2bАй бұрын
@@IndiansAbroad Ohh, thanks for the answer. And What about point number 1 regarding rental income as an EMI payment?
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
We hv to pay annual maintenance which is extremely expensive, so emi plus maintenance is more than rental income
@samihabariАй бұрын
I remember posting down in ur video to buy in damac Hills 2 but that time u guys found it too far....but good decision of ur is to invest now offplan...all the best!!
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Thnx dear for your comment. You Did u buy in damac hills 2?
@samihabariАй бұрын
@@IndiansAbroad yes...have been staying there from past 2 n half years now...everything is within the reach
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Awesome 👍 what did you buy and for how much?
@samihabariАй бұрын
@@IndiansAbroad bought a townhouse of 3 bedroom....around 9 lakh aed...bought it during march 2022
@sumitarora7437Ай бұрын
Please make the renovation videos as well and How much does it cost.
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Definitely, we will make many videos on renovation, stay tuned for future videos 😊
@MisbahAhmed-dl7qb17 күн бұрын
If you have any property back home in India, consider selling it and buying new property in Dubai
@Got2charm26 күн бұрын
Thank u so much for valuable information ❤
@IndiansAbroad25 күн бұрын
You’re welcome! I’m glad it was helpful!
@huseintambawala438116 күн бұрын
no to loan
@mahwishraza5027 күн бұрын
What job you do?
@kunalsachdeva9059Ай бұрын
Buy Dhamak without any thought Also , what if give 1Cr down payment then can I get loan of other down payment and what could be the rate of interest?
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Bank will give loan to ready property only
@kunalsachdeva9059Ай бұрын
@@IndiansAbroad can I get option to pay rest of the money within 10-12 months - that 30% balance out of 60%? Please reply as that will help me to decide. GBA
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Did not understand, u hv to pay the off plan as per payment plan and after handover, u can take loan from bank
@kunalsachdeva9059Ай бұрын
@@IndiansAbroad I was saying lets say I have 1 CR and I want to pay rest balance 1 CR within 6-8 months, is that possible without Loan from Damac itself?
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Not sure, u may talk to the damac people if they can be flexible
@rohitagarwal4003Ай бұрын
Mam rather you guys can invest in Indian stock market Even if you will invest in any good blue chip stock it can easily double your amount in 4 to 5 yrs Even you can invest in growth blue chip or mid cap stocks Not trying to confuse you Just sharing my positive experience and knowledge with you Mam also taking loans is highly risky You never know what comes ahead You should diversify your portfolio along with real estate invest big chunk of money in Indian stock market God bless you guys with looooooots and loooooooots of money 💰
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Thank you for your love and support 😍 😍. We are completely aware of diversifying our investment and we are doing this already since a long time. We hv invested in Indian and US market already. May be will make a video on Investments
@Mandala_by_pratibhaАй бұрын
@@IndiansAbroadcan u make a vedio on how and what type of investment have you made in US market??
@umairwaheed4851Ай бұрын
Hi I'm interested to know more about your investments U mentioned even for the car buying you've invested somewhere through which your installments are getting paid i guess Really curious to know how to pull that off
@anuj7478Ай бұрын
I think property should only be bought for end use, so your JVC apartment should be enough, all additional capital should be deployed in high growth assets like equities. You can go for a PMS or mutual fund in line with your risk appetite
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Thank you for your suggestion, we are already investing in equity market
@faisalrustam2958Ай бұрын
I am planning to buy in dh2 but on cash coz prices are lower then off plan what is ur recommendation?
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Explain a little, did not understand
@faisalrustam2958Ай бұрын
@@IndiansAbroad damac hills 2 cash payment townhouse is cheaper then off plan
@faisalrustam2958Ай бұрын
@@IndiansAbroad if u buy on cash every owner situation are different so u can negotiate easily as compare to off plan
@faisalrustam2958Ай бұрын
There is project named reportage village close to arabia ranches 2 bedroom th is 1.7 million they hav flexible payment plan n if u pay cash within 6 month u will get 40% discount delivery date is Q4 2027 what is ur recommendation
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Please check Quality and developer reputation before taking any decisions
@faisalrustam2958Ай бұрын
@@IndiansAbroad I am in Saudi Arabia that why I asked u to check reportage village in dubailand n if possible make video after properly checking developer reputation
@faisalrustam2958Ай бұрын
@@IndiansAbroad which snagging company u recommed for inspection n is it worth to hav inspection before closing deal?
@faisalrustam2958Ай бұрын
What business u do in dubai?
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Travel and tourism
@shz6148Ай бұрын
Love that you are posting so many videos. thank you
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Thank you for your love and support 😍
@bombayboy555Ай бұрын
always use 1.5 x speed
@prasaddhuri8598Ай бұрын
Try town square by Nshama or Suncity by Damac
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
Payment plan is not affordable
@ronakians7990Ай бұрын
Aapki Videos dekhte hai ...face reading kiya aapka aaj video m to feel hua ki aap mentally kaafi pareshan hai
@32ruaifubare29Ай бұрын
5-6 lakh inr per month ? Howw
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
meaning ??
@32ruaifubare29Ай бұрын
@@IndiansAbroad 25 to 30 k aed = 5 to 6 lakh in Indian rupee ... Why that much amt for 1 month expenses... that's what I'm asking
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
you can watch our cost of living video for details kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3upmHpnarKZiNk
@32ruaifubare29Ай бұрын
@@IndiansAbroad okay thankyou
@sonakshimanglaАй бұрын
Option 3
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
👍
@Papa.minmin11 күн бұрын
Loan is not allowed in islam which in you have to pay interest, it’s big SIN.
@fabihakhan895518 күн бұрын
Pls advice mam
@IndiansAbroad16 күн бұрын
What can I advise you on?
@honeynannar2027Ай бұрын
Don't put all ur eggs in 1 basket.
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
True
@reenapatel27Ай бұрын
Third option
@skybaba75Ай бұрын
best
@Starrynigh88Ай бұрын
I often get promotional emails from Ajman for buying property and prices seem in our budget. I don't live in UAE and don't have a visa? How is Ajman city to live and work i have never heard it's name before and not much info on ajman,
@IndiansAbroadАй бұрын
You can think Ajman as one state in Uae, less glamorous, calm and relaxed pace life, very cheap cost of living compared to dubai. If you hv a work from home work then u can think of living in ajman
@hanifmmurada2485Ай бұрын
From dubai and karachi
@danishwrangler2172Ай бұрын
Buy property
@aloksightАй бұрын
You bought a Car on loan for Masroor and EMI is being paid by him only. Ye kaisa gift hai😂