Why You Should Not Buy Property In Goa And Dubai ? Reply to

[@lydialasrado3797]

You are absolutely spot on when you say that Goans don't want outsiders to buy properties in Goa. Thank you Sir🙏

[@Me-fh7ns]

In Goa the migrant culture is rampant and with it comes high crime rates. In recent past Goans have lost trust in outsiders as crimes rates have shot up by outsiders. And, hence the backslash. Otherwise Goans are nice open minded and hospitable people.

[@TheShygui]

How many Bangladeshis have moved in. It's evident everywhere.

[@theunknown2090]

​@@jumpinJUMBO from Goa plz share ur location when u come to Goa. Will show u d concept of outsider n insider.

[@sunnynaik6797]

@@jumpinJUMBO you are partially right Jumbo it is part of India no doubt. But the thing is since it is small state population is also small. When more outsider infilltrate and showing dadagiri to local people can be dangerous. Not only to goa but it applies rest of India. Let me give you example. I don’t know you belong to which state? Imagine one from Punjab and setting in Tamilnadu and interfering with Tamil culture doing dadagiri with locals. Do you feel Tamil people will spare this person. You consider any state. Up wala going to Mumbai and doing this to maharashtrian. All answers are self explanatory.

[@sunnynaik6797]

@@jumpinJUMBO don’t stay in Goa. First follow uniform civil code. Support it. current government trying to implement

[@angeladacunha6360]

I'm a goan in Goa... You are a 100% correct. With hill cutting and rampant deforestation , it's a matter of time, when it coud go the Waynad way.... Major water and sanitation issues and law and order abysmal...... Last but not least....check the legality of the land ownership....

[@camilodcosta8086]

A few things why NOT GOA 1. Medical facilities - just one hospital for the whole of Goa 2. Very poor sanitation 3. Garbage issues 4. Natural disasters a common thing and to be worse than Wayanad in Kerala as all mountains are being used for residential complexes 5. Totally unsafe and poor Infrastructure 6. Lack of jobs and even if so, poor salary and complete corruption 7. Unsafe for traveling alone both day and night 8. Uncertainty in the Government machinery 9. Loss of actual Goan culture, where in there is a total take over by the Delhi mafia gangs 10. Currently the Drugs capital of India and also moving towards the Gun culture because of the Delhites

[@KodaSumi]

Wow ! That’s impressive . I mean you made an entire list and each point you said is valid .😊

[@zulfikarahmed2700]

Totally agree with amitji

[@SonyBravia65]

Wtf have Delhiites done there

[@abuabdulfattah]

mafia controlling gambling

[@bond397]

You are absolutely on the dot. Its becoming worse.

[@raghunathshetkar4832]

Great. Pls circulate this Vedio everywhere. I m from Goa. You are absolutely right sir. We don't want outsiders in Goa. They are responsible for rise in real estate prices in Goa. Goans can't afford to buy a small plot in Goa for their residence. outsiders simply buy properties in goa and keep vacant. Goans are struggling to get ownership rights from their landlords. Litigations are going on for years against landlord and outsiders come and buy properties, flats, Villas thinking that they will earn crores. Finally keeping it vacant.

[@emiliarodrigues-j3r]

❤very true

[@emiliarodrigues-j3r]

@@jumpinJUMBO Rightly said it's part of India. All r Welcome. Land flat r very much available. We meant to say only high and mighty can afford to buy. And d actual locals feels deprived of their rights like water electricity roads etc., that's d concern of Goans. Infact there r more outsiders then actual Goans. No issue's. Welcome to Goa. Locals d actual Goans fear that whatever Land is left will b occupied by the outsiders and they will lose their Identity that's d Goans fear.... Goa is a small State. Goans are Peaceful people loving giving and fun loving jovial merry making. Means they love good Food Music and Dance.

[@Buyo12345]

Correct please Don't buy land in Goa,Go and themselves cannot buy because the prices have skyrocketed We wdont want another Wayanad type situation in Goa

[@raj4423]

I have visited both Dubai and Goa last year. I have seen Akshat's video as well. After watching both the videos I am more convinced with Amit Sangwan ji.

[@ClarityForYouth]

Thanks For kind words

[@amitkjain8]

i also watch Akshat and Amit ji videos , I never find Akshat's intention good for people and his most of video are fancy to influence innocent people

[@Deepak-rk8mc]

I also watch videos of both akshat and amit ji , no dobut akshat kafi acha bolte h, technical analysis ko kafi acha present krte h , liken jada maja guruji ki hi video ko dekh k ata h , is video ko dekh k Anand agya

[@Prit2004]

​@amitkjain8 yes it was purposely a speedy speech just to create some kind of impression but it's failure. I was 8 yrs in Dubai, I totally agree with Mr. Amitji.

[@prakharjain949]

​@@ClarityForYouth Sir Bangalore me under-construction property (possession Dec 2027) leni chahiye ya nhi. Pls suggest 🙏

[@ashutosh9955]

As a resident of goa for the last 20 yrs I completely agree with amitji

[@abuabdulfattah]

I was born & lived in Goa. You have spoken the truth and real. Goans don't like outsider to stay in Goa - Although Goans welcome you as tourist - come drink, dance and enjoy beach - go back without leaving any dirt and garbage around.

[@emiliarodrigues-j3r]

❤Rightly said

[@godfather7515]

Yes we goans don't want any more outsiders. Outsiders have ruined goa.

[@johnsequeira7340]

Yes get lost after your visit

[@SatyamRaina]

Yeah it's a free country so...

[@ruchirtannu3504]

I am from Goa, and i agree 100% to what he said about Goa

[@ralphrau]

Dubai is a Boom & Bust market. The only city in the world where prices can rise by 100% and fall by 50% and can easily go below your cost after couple of years. Chiller cost is high. Another concern in Dubai 90% of residents are foreigners who are there only for work. They will leave as a when they loose their jobs. Imagine a situation where large numbers loose employment during a severe economic contraction. That’s when property will fall 50-60-70% In Goa local politicians run a water tanker racket. PWD does not supply water or supplies only 15% of water requirements. Local politicians have ties to the tanker mafia. In villages the local panchayat will collect only dry waste once a week. Wet garbage is not collected. So people who live in apartments and don’t have garden for composting such people throw their garbage on the road. Property yields are very low. After deducting society maintenance dues the yield will be below 2%.

[@TheSatireDeshbhaktImran]

Akshat is more for HNIs , the way he makes his content reflects it , Sir u r someone who includes everyone

[@snehanshuphukon728]

Sir is for upper middle class

[@twistr99]

No HNI is dumb to follow akshat..

[@bachanpalsingh1301]

Absolutely !

[@nandish717]

Thank you. we goan dont want outsiders to spoil our natural heritage an environment by rampant hill cutting for greed of money by politcians

[@Humanityfirst-s3r]

Respect to you

[@AKa0611]

I have lived in Goa, Dubai, currently in Canada and next year I will be moving to the USA, Amit ji is 100% right, trust me the water and sewage issue is bad in Dubai and Sharjah both. Goa is overrated and will get worse as time progresses. I will prefer Coimbatore anytime over Goa when I move back. Thank you Amit ji, in this era where 90% of influencers are misleading people, you are someone who is trying to create reform in the society.

[@biswabijaya]

You are right; home cities and cities like coimbatore, pune, noida, Bhubaneswar etc are great places to live, when one is retiring or returning to india.

[@veerukuchur]

@aka0611 : you have been in Dubai and Sharjah and felt there is an issue with sewerage and water? Where did you live sir?

[@Ahmed_ashfaqestate]

Your opinion is based on a coffee table gossip during tea time hours among people who own. Nothing in dubai and don't have the slightest clue what's happening statistically or economically. How is the sewage effected the dubai realestate market last 24yrs . It's one of the fastest growing market with the highest ROI return than any major realestate market and not to mention Tax Free and the smart money knows that which might explain the No.1 investors the majority buyers are Indian nationals which obviously is a big concern to your goverment. Your info on Maintenance fee was totally BS villas and town houses are paying below 1USD per sq ft apartments are starting at 3USD per.sq.ft . India has not only property maintenance fee but high taxes aswell so your comparison has no logic and clearly makes no sense. In your entire Yap you have not given one single link ,stats or data to back your gossip. Your gossip clearly entertains the illiterate and the uneducated.

[@Ahmed_ashfaqestate]

How's your Safty towards women in india? How's the quality of life when it comes to pollution, corruption, unemployment, crime rate, high taxes, corrupt politicians more than one reason why you should not invest in india but instead in dubai.

[@ananthoble5440]

Goa,s population is about 15 lakh sir and not 32lakhs, but the tourist flow is very high . Presently we in Goa feels that our Environment and Biodiversity is under threat.

[@ethanhunter4342]

Dadaji you're absolutely right and no.1 clarity giver on Real estate, Vauld King Akshat is fooling his naive subs.

[@sportsadventuress]

Dadaji😂😂😂

[@nikeshpatra3505]

Woh 43 ka hai

[@SelfGrowing000]

Dada ji nahi hai bhai, Baal safed hai bas..

[@PSVK-xn7nn]

Bhai Dada ji nahi hai... uncle ji bhi nahi chalega bas bade bhai thik hai..

[@rs9301]

​@@nikeshpatra3505 no way he is 43 he must be 50 plus atleast.

[@Relaxdrip]

You are absolutely right, the situation in Muslim countries can worsen anytime for Hindus like Bangladesh

[@harryc.4137]

Real face will be seen only after oil is completely gone. UAE isn't dependent on oil but their whole neighborhood is.

[@saktibiswal6445]

Its mostly true for converted Muslims. GCCs are not converts. They are OG.

[@koshurpheran9191]

As you sow, so shall you reap

[@user-jz4ge4fk6s]

Goans are not happy with non goans purchasing land. Cost is increasing and outsiders are becoming landlords. Goa's Culture is different from rest of India. Many construction, so lot of outside labourers. Outsiders are involved in making fast money so drugs, prostitution etc and are taking business and employment opportunies from Goans. Outsiders are disturbing commumal harmony. Buying flat and using it as airbnb will not work anywhere in India. Goa is the best and will be best today and in future from the rest if we preserve the natural beauty. Thank you for advising not to buy property in Goa.🙏🙏

[@johnsequeira7340]

absoultely true

[@AB-uo7mb]

Being Goan my 2 cents : No good public transport, you must own your own bike and car. No ola uber, local taxy drivers run their monopoly hence heavy taxy rents Corrupt RTO, police, mla. and many more socio economic and political issues which the rest of india is not aware of.. such as mining industry closure, drugs, river diversion by karnataka, minor communal tensions and many more

[@asianpegasus]

Taxi mafia is scary

[@SumitSharma-ix2fo]

Guruji at his best! Very pragmatic and to the point.

[@mihirrupapara602]

I have been following Akshat since 2021, and this channel since last month. Also I am staying in Dubai from past 3 years. I strongly agree with your many points. In this matter you won this debate sir.

[@vikramhere771]

I left europe after living there for 10 years because of the same reason, 10 saal idharudhar ghumke ho gaya, abhi rehne me swad nahi hai. Boring as hell hai. and I cant tell how happy I am living in India after coming back. India is so much better for living. Develope bhi achha khasa ho gaya hai.

[@AkashRoy-jb8bw]

Hello, Need some suggestions on your experience. Is it worth to take PR/Citizenship and plan for rest of the future in Europe ? Is it that worthy as the language barrier and society integration is not happening with south east Asians living there

[@vijaythapa3064]

Yes people first makes money ..then come back India and then say that Country was not good , if something is bad person should leave in a year only.​@@karn73516

[@fwefhwe4232]

India is a great country to live once you have made 5cr / 10cr and now live in good gated societies in top 30 Indian cities. For remaining 98% Indian population struggling with jobs, traffic, etc, its not a great place to live.

[@4fahadkhan]

Please write the top 30 cities name for us brother​@@fwefhwe4232

[@sachintomar969]

Hahaha.....khud mauj le li.....10 saal....aur ab pravachan in baba style.....aur kisi ko bhi maze lene de....maal kama liya hoga tagda😂😂😂

[@sadguru1969]

Please guys do not buy property in Goa I got duped by some agent since the land was inconflict and it belonged to the communidade of Goa ! So beware before you invest your hard earned money into that sink hole !

[@hemangighurye2116]

Very true locals from Goa are pissed off by the haphazard developments happening all around....

[@johannfernandes9659]

As a goan... honestly please don't stay in Goa....we are fed up with non goans coming n spoiling the culture....we are slowly loosing out culture n because of non goans coming n staying we are loosing it even faster

[@abhijitdeshpande2987]

Correct.. real estate investing should be done as per your own income level. No point in Investing all your hard earned money into real estate, paying taxes and bank interest. Instead once you have a Good house for yourself then you start enjoying your life. Do what your heart desires and not what Calculators tell you… You should not regret your life when you are on your Death Bed….

[@xaviercolaco]

Your advice is the best 😊 Thanks sir😊

[@anujbhardwaj5753]

Great video. I actually felt the odd vibes in Dubai when i was walking alone , Goa is hyped , lived there 6 months for work.

[@frankierodrigues2553]

I hope your video reaches maximum number of people. Today Goa is completely destroyed by the greedy government and land sharks are buying land and turned Goa into a concrete jungle. Government machinery has completely collapsed. We have lost our beautiful Goa to outsiders and today Goans have become strangers in our own land.

[@sadguru1969]

I agree 100% with what you said Sir ! I have lived in India and Dubai too ! It is said - Everything that glitters is not Gold ! and this is very true with Dubai , here there are such a lot of hidden charges and plus everyday fines which is indirect taxation! 1.vehicle registration every year 2.exborbitant vehicle insurance charges 3. Road tolls - Salik 4.VAT 5. Corporate tax 9% 6. Public transport at exhobirtant rates 7. Everything artificial 8. Parking charges everywhere 9.exhorbitant fees for child education with inferior quality . 10. Once your visa expires you will be forced to leave . And finally it's a very materialistic world out here !

[@shivisharma_123]

Dubai has best rent rates ..invest and give on rent. you can stay within the same society as Guruji from Gurgaon...and most important is Dubai has life which is not present in any city of India. Live life and count money later..

[@sadguru1969]

@@PlugInCaroo if wishes were horses 🐎, beggars would ride !

[@saurabhceaseless]

dubai maintenance is extremely high...dubai does not have rivers and even sewage is taken out of buildings every day using trucks. imagine the maintenance cost

[@ClarityForYouth]

Yes this is very important point

[@AdityaJape]

all buildings or on that tall one ?

[@shikhapandey242]

Most places/buildings in Dubai has proper sewage.

[@Prit2004]

Sewage system is there in Dubai. System you are talking abt is in other Emirates. How ever maintenance cost is extremely high and there is no guarantee of resale value. It fluctuates up and down. Sq ft rate, electricity rate is higher for expats.

[@damndozer]

Guruji ne reply kia mtlab Accha comment hai

[@nitinmalvankar5999]

Everything that guruji has said about Goa is absolutely true. we goans are totally fedup with outsiders especially north indians

[@ClarityForYouth]

Thanks for the confirmation 👍

[@drprakashshelar]

I m from Maharashtra. I have visited Goa many times. You are right and I am agree with you 100% about Goa. Pune is the best option for north Indian people. Only IT and Software people who are staying in Bengalore should invest in Bangalore. Pune is just 3 hours away from Mumbai. Also no Language barrier in Pune. Also the travelling distance is half compared to Bengalore. Job oppourtunities are more as compare to other cities due to diversified industries. The most important, there will be no water crisis in Pune for next 50 years.

[@amitkholkar9612]

I am from Goa and what you said about the local is true

[@abhiyou0tube]

You are right! Never buy property in tourist place. Very few tourists visit same place twice. Religious tourism is still ok as people might come again, but never leisure tourism. Coastal cities are developing across all the states of our 7500km coastline, and some beaches in Maharashtra, Karnataka, Kerala are already better than Goa beaches, so lot of competition amongst these states for beach tourism. Weekend home concept is also flawed. But property only if you want to live in it, or if it is your native village/town with some family connection.

[@abhiyou0tube]

@@mailmeim I goto Goa every year for religious purposes, so I know the tourism sector of Goa well from my friends living there. I personally haven’t visited Goa beaches for past 10 years, although I might have gone there for about 15 times in past 10 years. Local friends say that most people come there hearing stories about hype of beaches and beer and nudity, might come once or maybe twice but thereafter don’t come. Yes other states are having good unexplored tourist friendly beaches too that are developing very fast, especially Karnataka has comparatively very less explored tourist friendly coastal regions.

[@dr.harshaassotikar6261]

True we Goan don’t like too many outsiders they make mess

[@rjhaveri8bh]

The Indian constitution applies all over India as a goan you don't buy property in rest of India but you cannot say other Indians not allowed to buy in goa.

[@sunnynaik6797]

@@rjhaveri8bh You also follow uniform civil code like Goa

[@sunnynaik6797]

@@jumpinJUMBO Yeah you can buy . It is our look out as we should not sell or if we sell than it should be at great cost. Because there nothing called no man’s land in Goa we have sellers and buyers and transaction is executed when both are available

[@sunnynaik6797]

@@jumpinJUMBO it is like sell at 100 CR who do not afford and the person who afford we need to tell “ I don’t want to sell it to you” Meri Marzi😂. Seller and buyer both have choices to whom to sell and from whom to buy. This is democracy. Final output remains the same

[@norman3221]

Appreciated your honest view.. It is fact of every local community wants to maintain their own culture… Blindly creating a bubble will only create frustrations to buyers and reality of basic infrastructure in GOA is not to the level to create the bubble made in certain areas..

[@avtarchodankar9635]

Im from goa and i please request dont buy our lands in goa.... we as locals done like it... for sheer greed of money you delhi guys just destroy our motherland and culture..... now with getting political help you guys have been destroying our mountains Also now the rate at which u guys are buying properties here we as local goans and our future Generation will not have land. Thanks for making this video hope u get more videos like this... really appreciate it❤

[@mahtabkhan5038]

Chachajaan apne jo dubai ke bare me jo bhi bate kahi bilkul 100% sahi kaha ..

[@carsure]

Amit ji you are right, even Dubai was showcasing Dubai expo to promote more trade and attract more people as even they know it’s falling down now.

[@saransh1984]

You are the best...I love when you give pluses and delta's of every decesion

[@smitichatterjee9024]

Bahot badiya explanation, you saved us . We were thinking of investing in Dubai from NZ. Cheers, mate.

[@shikhapandey242]

Thank you for making this video! We live in Dubai and I agree to most of the points. Due to high rentals we were considering buying property here!

[@NadeemKhan-dq1rw]

but this comment is in favour of dubai investment because you admitted rentals are high as compared to buying a property so a person would like to invest in cheap properties so that he gets a good return as told by you.

[@shikhapandey242]

@@NadeemKhan-dq1rw In the short run yes it will be profitable but in the long run I cannot be sure as many people have relocated due to the political situation in their home countries!

[@Adesh0108]

Thanks you for clarity ❤

[@sirsferny]

Akshat was couple of years back strongly against real estate investment as it is high maintenance. He invested heavily in Goa and now is sitting in Dubai. Now since he has realised Goa investment is a waste he has been strongly promoting Goa to gullible investors in the hopes of liquidating his investments. Once done he will release a video stating Goa is overrated, so avoid. Akshat releases videos only after he has either invested or moved out of his investments. Never ever will he create positions after releasing a video

[@MaheshkumarParab]

Done trust Akshay , know vault . Akshay is Canada citizen

[@user-jz4ge4fk6s]

@@sirsferny Today in Goa there are less property sellers than buyers. Real estate is a general word, there is zero maintenance for land. If he have invested in Goa at the proper rate then Akshat should sit in California US besides Dubai.

[@AdvaitAnaspure]

Absolutely fantastic, Gurujee. Gyan chakshoo khul gaye ..... I was enamored by Dubai tax-free regime, but your argument is compelling and rational - thanks!

[@Being_Riddhi]

Very true, 8-9 months summer in Dubai...it doesn't make sense to stay here longer and invest in property. Also Rules & Regulations...You only can say yes to whatever they say - No other options to verify also...

[@rishabhjain2011]

Sir, your logic is the best, you don't talk in air. You present an actual reality, I being a lawyer take inspiration from you and the way you speak to your audience. Aaj ki date mein ye sab practicality to apne ghar mein bhi koi sikhane wala nahi hai. 😊

[@WebsterBaptista]

Buying Villa in Goa is not for normal middle or higher middle class people. It is only for people with deep pockets. Moreover appreciation is very pathetically very low. It is all bluff.

[@ren.oooooo]

I am goan. There have been attacks against outsiders because locals are angry against them. After all, we cant buy land anymore in our own home land. There are no jobs in Goa. It is a pure speculative bubble and there are good chances you won't be able to enter your home if you buy a flat or land in Goa. There are groups forming in every village to ensure that.

[@ClarityForYouth]

Very important point. Thanks for the info

[@ren.oooooo]

​@@ClarityForYouth Thanks for highlighting to rest of India who haven't got the message, we appreciate it a lot. We going to raise this via the opposition legislators to freeze all land conversions.

[@MINATOYELLOWFLSH2005]

Sadly the same thing is going to happen in Uttarakhand. The prices here are so high now, no native can purchase property even if they are middle class.

[@kspradeep8397]

I know that, but outsiders are even more smart than locals as they directly contact Police top brass and key people in. Politics 😂

[@xaviercolaco]

​@@kspradeep8397living a peaceful and tranquil life is not so great with police top brass protection 😢

[@leomax3735]

your arguments and logic is more realistic. Give me one example of individual small bungalow I have purchased Near by GIFT city in Gandhinagar/Ahmedabad Gujrat. Net plot (carpet area) is 155 square yard and net carpet construction is like 240 yard, now metro station completed just 200 meters away. and GIFT is 3km away. (costed 1.5 Cr in 2022) Rental is not that much but appreciations and liquidity is awesome and future rent is also seems good . overall quite satisfied with investment

[@srsharma1000]

I am in Gulf, 11 years, business development, real estate etc..i a telling live asset ight, loan free or as less as you can...do t over urden yourself.dont buy much real estate not in Goa , Dubai, or Indian cities,..now prices are. Ot real very inflated cor example Aftwr Covid Drstic rise in Real estate property value...i am from Pune i have buyed couple of but prices now are exorbitant. Builders are marketing and selling the price which is 4-5 year advance so when you sell it after 5 -6 years you dont get that rate. This is reality. Builder can sell because of rheir resources marketing gimmic.. so dont over burden your self, unless you have extra money then go for it otherwise must buy 1 for self other for investment ot more than that

[@propertysolutions4773]

Greetings from Mumbai-India I watched your video for the 1st time & you are *100% right* about Dubai & Goa & one should only take on property in your area only. I *never ever buy* property & yet since 2002 I have around 78 apartments in Mumbai all taken on rent & then used with MC permission for my short term apt users with a minimum stay period from whom I charge *Rs.8000/- daily* -except Mumbai all property OUTSIDE MUMBAI is rubbish

[@madhuk1111]

guruji, you are the most practical person on youtube 👍👌

[@ClarityForYouth]

Thanks for such kind words

[@mahtabkhan5038]

Totally agree guruji har topic par behtrin analysis krte hai..❤❤

[@viveksingh-hv2ph]

Namashkar! Pune, Mumbai Thane prices already inflated hai. Appreciation nahi dikhta in 5 yrs horizon. Mere known ne ek property li thane me jo 6 saal pehle same rate pe li gai thi

[@aks96666]

Perhaps Thailand is also in that list.....

[@ananyashrivastav8298]

guruji paisa hi nahi hai property kharidne ke liye!

[@bhupendrasingh2230]

😂 perpetual youth condition

[@HarshitTatia]

Best comment 😂

[@urreal6083]

Mera pass bhi nahi hai

[@ayaanlifts]

😂😂😂

[@pranavsingh375]

😂

[@michaelmesquita78]

Absolutely right.dont buy properties in Goa.

[@praveengogia555]

Honest advise! Much appreciated. Thank you. Keep up the good work Sir

[@adilshaikh5602]

I follow both the people, akshat for his stock market related stuff and guru ji for life, finance and real estate stuff but here i have to say guru ji is correct.

[@ClarityForYouth]

Thanks for kind words

[@Deepak-rk8mc]

Feeling same , m bhi dono ko hi follow krta hu, likn akshat ne apni respect vha kho di jb usne uncle ji kha guruji ko, naaam le skta tha vo , guru ji ka naam bhi h

[@rohitthadhani2288]

Congratulations dear sango ji free ki dukan (you tube) pe acha kama rahe ho logo ko bohot maza ata hai apna time aapke video pe spend karke❤

[@DA-iz3qp]

Akshatji should join ur classes for practicality

[@chiki1303]

Akshat should stop educating public

[@Greasyhair]

Many things ppl don't point about Goa. Construction is sub par, market is getting saturated. The weather is very moist, everything breaks down more frequently. Maintenance is very high. AIRBNB is not very profitable unless you are managing a big portfolio of apartments. I am speaking from experience.

[@harshdhingra2215]

Dubai may be relevant for end user if he is staying there and he wants to save on rent . Staying in India and buying property in Dubai for rent income is not recommended

[@khalsa3344]

Absolutely.

[@rmanuja]

Exactly. We still have to pay tax to the Indian Government for the rent we earn in Dubai.

[@vivekvardhan3704]

​@@rmanujaNot required

[@rmanuja]

@@vivekvardhan3704 You are saying we should be pay tax on rent earned in Dubai? Please explain.

[@ShashankHundia]

Very like minded content !! Easy to understand the metaphors ‘Safed Haathi’, ‘Low Hanging Fruits’ .. Very sorted content

[@terrencedsouza1895]

Agree to M. Amit, Goa is just a tourist place let it be known for its beaches and nature, not for drugs and prostitution, this is happening in the name of clubs and discotheques.

[@sadeedabrar1076]

I live in Dubai. I agree with you . Apartment its 15 to 18 % per sqft For townhouses and villas its 5 to 7% per sqft 😊

[@kiransahni100]

Food bill and Schooling for children is very very expensive in Dubai, be careful everyone

[@truthseeker8475]

Everyone please note: REAL ESTATE does not exist in Goa. All the real estate business is carried out UNCONSTITUTIONALLY within the territory of Goa. The reason being is that there is no ESTATE IN LAND. The land in Goa is not REVENUE LAND of any government, Central or State. The land and territory in Goa is the ABSOLUTE PRIVATE PROPERTY belonging to the Village Communities known as COMUNIDADES, ab initio. All investors in real estate please take note of this legal fact before investing in land and property in Goa. This message is issued in social interest and in the interest of those who invest their hard-earned money in real estate industry in Goa, are doing so at their own risk and peril. May wisdom prevail. 🙏

[@ClarityForYouth]

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[@karankadam5664]

Mere bhai itne sare channel confusion hoti hai bahoot, zindagi mey itni saari cheeze yaad rakhni hai, yeh yaad nahi rehti

[@Eastcoast200]

He is absolutely Right.Try living in Dubai then you will find out the truth. When you go for a Holiday everything seems great and Green. Akshat is just gonna get a lot of people in Big trouble in the near Future.

[@SDFNI3894YR]

My Goan brothers who are saying they dont want outsiders to buy property in goa, are axing their own feet by their own hand. let me explain. those outsiders who buy property in goa are 180 degree different than tourist who create lots of garbage. the property buyers are rich n educated. plus constant influx keeps goans wealthy n business flourishing. try to stop them and see how once bubbling n bustling goans becomes poor and unemployed. goans themselves will start to migrate elsewhere. this is said after studying various 'once' flourish cities. Amen.

[@poornimabisineer7436]

I appreciate this counter for Akshat's video for clarifications!

[@RajatLimaye]

The population of Goa is not 32 lakhs, it's 15.8 lakhs😮

[@vaibhavrokhale2976]

Guruji aapka logic bohot local aur sahi hai .. ❤

[@ManagementMasterMind]

I live in Dubai, dont suggest buying here, you will never get citizenship and who knows after 30 years, you might loose rights over your property. Your children may not enjoy the money you spent buying house in Dubai. In India, your property will ALWAYS be your/your family's property even after 100 years.

[@RashmiM-g2l]

You are absolutely right. Totally agree with you.

[@mayankvashist3326]

Sir fully agree with you❤❤

[@anilpakale6136]

I agree with you 100%. I have lived inUAE for 34 years. Never thought of buying property. Prices of flat have in fact reduced by 30-40% in Abduhabi since 2007.

[@jatin_jangra]

Govt employees are buying in Delhi

[@ashishgarg4724]

Guruji, you are absolutely correct. 👍

[@rameshbajaj9901]

Bhains palne ki kya zaroorat hai jab doodh market mein mil raha hai....very well said

[@Aman_W]

guruji naughty horhe hai 😂

[@sahilkumar3866]

​@@Aman_WAbe 😂

[@Kate-fd5ni]

Always wise here for many years and very good, Real insights.

[@SumitSingh-mm7co]

Akshat shrivastav ji ko apke subscribers nhi dekhte guruji but Uncle ji wale comment ke liye roast to bnta h😅

[@karankadam5664]

Woh kitabi gyaan deta hai, zameeni ground reality, sab formulae ac room mey Beth kar banaya Gaye hai ekdum elite class jo reality sey koi relation nahi ! Uska sunkar bahoot logo key lag gaye hai aur unki abhi bhi dukh Rahi hai

[@Deepak-rk8mc]

Aisa ni h ki akshat bdia chije ni btata , mne unki video ko dekh k mst bdia stock khreede or aj bdia paisa chap ra m, likn guru ji to guru ji hi h , akshat ki sade saati tbhi shuru hogyi jb unhone UNCLE JI bola

[@PrometheusHR]

Sir aapne Mumbai ka 1.9cr ka project mention Kiya at 14.00 mins which project were you referring to?

[@Satyam-0610]

Dubai kamane ke liye hai ,property buy karane ke liye nahi. Yar Dubai bade ameero ke liye hai upper middle class ke liye nahi.

[@sanjivsahu1264]

Well said by you sir and properly explained the situation. Good job sir. Regards 🙏

[@ak3996]

you are correct

[@SingerAbhinavSharma]

Very informative video sir… Thank you!

[@chiki1303]

It nice that you are challenging Akshat. He is having half knowledge.

[@bharathsha007]

Absolutely Agreed Sirjee. Pranaam from Udupi Karnataka

[@travellingmariner9843]

I live in Goa and the price of whatever is quoted by the builder should be 40% of that Don’t get bullied by investment in Goa All is a bubble and will collapse very soon

[@xaviercolaco]

Over tourism with all its bad effects can never be long-term. Tourism is bubble and liquid. 😢😢😢😢 Decadence follows tourism always 😢

[@truptinaik1969]

Zabardast !!! Sahi Hai , perfect Hai , point Hai Aap Ki baat me

[@GS-er8ms]

You are the No 1 clarity giver in all aspects of life and real estate Sir !

[@user-rt2qg4fj5h]

100% agreed 👍🏼

[@Payel5]

My dad and relatives give a different reason for reluctance to buy property in India (and instead buy abroad if one has capital), and that is corruption of promoters and possibly poor quality. And also, if given in rent, the tenant may not ever vacate and use legal loopholes. I am not sure how much we should be fearful of these issues in Indua, please also talk on this sometime. I am not certain of the best of best cities like Mumbai or Gurgaon, but particularly, cities like Kolkata or Lucknow or interior parts of India maybe having those sorts of issues.

[@krranjan7460]

Right explanation...True.

[@newtrader4039]

Sir, you are 100 percent right.. I have stayed in Goa for sometime and I feel it is no place to own a property... The maintenance due to Monsoons is too high, not only for a house but also vehicles... A car develops holes in the floor of the car in 8-10 years, irrespective of any good construction, the houses will always leak... Moreover, what's the source of income..none other than tourism.... The locals are always anti outsiders., Once you see all beaches, the next time a relative visits you, you generally book a car for him or send them in your car with a hired driver..... Afterall, how many times can you visit a beach.... The list gets endless when you have actually lived there.... So very rightly adviced by you... Great analysis...👍💯

[@shalinisetty7973]

Very true! And simple and factual explanations

[@maheshkhanai1278]

Abhi aa raha hai maja Guruji, miss kiye aise videos

[@doctormanishsharma3411]

Sounds analytical 😊

[@johndsouza5293]

Right Sir.... No Dubai No Goa... Mumbai is the best... Good food, low cost and freedom

[@KAI-rf9ee]

Mumbai ???😂😂😂

[@pemierx59]

Guruji wins 🏆💪 you have a very practical & realistic approach.