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    Closing costs checked, but is ₹1.086m enough cash for a Mumbai villa?

    Do not forget the cost of making existing items usable. Cleaning, minor adjustments and small replacements can be cheaper than immediately buying new furniture or fittings.
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    How much of ₹2,422,000 should stay untouched after buying a Bengaluru duplex?

    Is this duplex standalone or part of a managed development, and has the inspection happened yet? Service charges and responsibility for the roof or shared areas could materially change the calculation. I would also want to know your normal monthly spending, because ₹2,422,000 represents a very...
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    Valuation check: 90 m² serviced apartment in Delhi, asking ₹102,700,000 / flood-risk

    Fair caveat. I’d build separate low, middle and high cases rather than force one adjustment: completed-sale baseline; area difference; documented refurbishment allowance; then parking, outdoor space, service charges and lease terms. Flood exposure should be tested separately because folding it...
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    Valuation check: 90 m² serviced apartment in Delhi, asking ₹102,700,000 / flood-risk

    One completed sale is the strongest evidence here, but only if its micro-location, layout and rights are genuinely comparable. A four-bedroom arrangement within 90 m² may behave differently enough that a simple price-per-m² adjustment gives false precision. If the sale is closely matched, I...
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    Wanted: maintained 1-bed home near Delhi, budget ₹28,810,000

    Also clarify what counts as a 1-bed for you. Some listings may have a genuinely separate bedroom; others may rely on a small multipurpose room or an awkward partition. Asking for a floor plan, rather than just the bedroom count and total area, should filter those out.
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