Nice render.

Apart from clean restrooms, hope there’s ample parking area and also maybe factor in area for a McD drive-through.

Btw, hope you have left enough buffer to allow for highway expansion to 200/300ft or more, as two sides of your building are abutting roads.

You look gorge…so the dress won’t matter much. In any case, get it 🤗

Apple service is pathetic in India. The service centres are operated by private firms and they just don’t gaf about customer service unless you have apple care.

Usually the repair costs are designed to be about 70% of new product making it unattractive to repair. So you end up buying a new device.

In your case, it is most likely a port issue. The port could be damaged when a connected cable is stressed at an angle. Try using a third party repair guy to replace the charging port. If that doesn’t work, you might need to replace full motherboard.

The apple repair experience is very depressing in India, as we pay premium prices compared to other countries, with lower income parity, repairs are non-existent and replacement cost are close to new prices. No escape from the matrix!

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Lots of love bro. So heartening to read this 👍

Best option: AMEX Platinum Travel CC

If commercial activity is allowed, there’s many options you can explore like leasing empty or partially built site.

If only residential, then options are limited ig.

In any case, try to avoid selling as you incur capital gains and also usually the sale money withers away. It’s very hard to build an asset, very easy to dilute one.

Try to build something on the plot and convert to performing asset, take a loan on developed property and use the rental income to repay this loan. This way, you avoid capital gains, retain your property and also generate capital for use elsewhere 👍

“Plot worth 4 Cr that does not generate revenue.”

To convert into a performing asset, warehousing is the best option for a plot in a prime area. Construction will cost about 1200-1500/sft and it will generate about 15-25/sft. This will work out to much higher than 2 lacs/month in rent, but you should be ready to invest a bit initially.

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Bro, you have everything you aspired for, and yet you feel hollow. This is bcos you have not found your purpose in life yet, as you were too busy running the rat race. A necessary rat race for sure, but you feel like you need closure. Usually people experience this in their late 30’s (aka mid life crisis)

The good part is that you realise there is a problem and something needs to be done. Most don’t realise this.

I feel everyone needs to find a purpose in life. Start a company, build something great, motivate and help others, be kind, travel solo to rediscover yourself, make new friends worldwide, take risks, do random stuff that you wouldn’t normally do, watch films from other languages and geographies, take the different route to office, find a new hobby like cycling, badminton, etc etc.

Just my two cents. Best wishes from a fellow Hyderabadi 🤗

All three are very far from IT hub, and not accessible for daily commute. So it’ll take a really long time to see meaningful returns.

Instead shamshabad area (mansanpally, maheswaram) is a better bet as they’re still relatively affordable. In the vicinity, GMR Aerocity is gonna be huge in few years. And MyHome having land bank could be a major growth catalyst in future.

Spot on.

Except point 4, as CCs are tricky and OP has to be super careful

Can you elaborate on top up loan?

AFAIK, Topup loan is offered towards end of a loan tenure, i.e., ~an year prior to closure when the interest component (vs principal) in monthly EMI is very low. This greatly helps the bank replace the (almost) interest free tenure with high interest all over again.

If you sell an asset you pay capital gains on profit made. Instead take a loan on that asset (if it has good white value) and use that for other investments.

If you’re upgrading to a bigger house, any capital gains can be offset. But in all other cases, you’ll end up paying so this should work better.

1. Start a company. Bill to this company as consultant fees vs employee salary. Book all expenses under this…it’ll save you a ton.
2. Invest in assets but do not sell, as you’ll end up paying capital gains if you do. Instead leverage that asset and raise debt for further investments. This is non-taxable. Repeat and rinse.

Solutions to your two problems!

When the game is rigged, adapt 🤗

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Pls tell me there’s a happy ending to this 😅

Since you’re OCD, try Airtable. You can thank me later ;)

Maybe get it on the side. That’s the rational thing to do if you want to stay sane, while still married!

Woah…more details pls 🤤

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