In the vast landscape of investment opportunities in India, there's a hidden gem that promises both stability and growth: Managed Farmlands. This innovative investment avenue not only ensures financial appreciation but also comes with a multitude of benefits that make it stand out amidst traditional investment options like gold, fixed deposits, and government securities. In this blog, we'll explore what managed farmlands are, their appreciable advantages, and why they might just be your golden ticket to financial prosperity.
Understanding Managed Farmlands:
Managed farmlands, in essence, are agricultural properties that are overseen and operated by professional farm management companies.
Value of a rupee
No matter how big your company, every single rupee is hard-earned and precious. Whether it is a deal of a few lakhs or several crores, all of it is valuable. The value of money is truly tested whenever you make a real estate decision to buy a property. The financial and emotional value of real estate is high. After all, it is, your property. Making this deal while getting the optimum price can be an immense blessing. You need to hire someone who can help you save. Furthermore, optimum pricing alone does not endear you to your property. The people who help you get it must be professional, with a reliable knowledge of the market. Closing a deal with savings, reliability and trust has been the experience of our esteemed client Mr Sachin Maheshwari, a Manager.
One incident is information, multiple incidents form experience
On occasion, you might find yourself in the seller’s seat. Developing and selling of land can be a tedious process. You need the start of the entire process to be smooth and transparent.
India is a big family. It has been a family of different cultures, different languages, different cuisines. All such people, one big family.
The Indian family eats Idlis and Puran polis with the same love as Khakras and butter chicken. All these foods make for some of the tastiest dishes in the world. The khau-galli of every city has unique tastes. But this family of different khau-gallis has one thing in-common – the sumptuous food they have to offer!
The Indian family has a fertile pan, waiting to cook amazing foods. A fertile heart, waiting to love a billion people. A fertile mind, waiting to explore all cultures.
There are things that must obviously be done in India, then there are things that you don’t realise should be done in India. It’s obvious that you should visit the Taj Mahal at least once. It’s not obvious that you could also fulfil many of your own needs by making some smart investments.
As much as we might say, food, shelter and clothing are only 3/4th of the necessities. There is one other necessity that we don’t talk about much. That is money. Food, shelter, clothing and money are the necessities for survival now. So, anything that got you EVEN ONE of these things would be incredibly valuable! What would be the value of something that got TWO of these things?
You spend your entire lives looking for something that will fulfil these four needs. You get degrees, you attend investment seminars, you read books… After doing all these things you realise one big thing – innovation pays best. You can get a job, but unless you are innovative, you won’t get a raise/promotion. You can invest your money somewhere, but unless you are innovative, you will only get nominal returns.
Konkan, a coastline of 720 kilometres on the western coast, is one of the vehement strips of India flanked by the towering Sahyadris on the east and the Arabian Sea on the west. The region beholds a broad and diverse history and has been mentioned in various ancient texts including the Mahabharata.
Konkan’s culture is silver lined by a legion of great poets, writers, sculptors and artists who call it their home, and who have secured name and fame across the world.
The biodiversity of this region is truly mesmerising and allures a galore of tourists from all across the globe throughout the year. Having such a long coastline gives a natural impetus to water sports, which spring up on every other beach of Konkan. It is just to say, that the region also houses some of the most tranquil beaches in India.
An investment expert was asked in an interview, “When is the perfect time to invest?” His reply was worth remembering. Replying candidly to the question, he said, “Yesterday!”
The vital message to draw from this quote that investment is necessarily a test of time & thus, patience. Any investment, be it as simple as a fixed deposit in a bank requires patience on the investor’s end. It is true that money attracts money, but it is important to understand that this process takes its own time. In today’s world, due to increased awareness about savings and investments, a lot of young investors have come into the fray.
This article is for these young investors, who are probably thinking of making their first ever investment. When it comes to saving your money, and making it grow, the market provides you with varied options, which can often lead to confusion in the decision making process. Before you make your first investment, here are a few investment trends of the 21st Century to look out for:
Are they debt free?
Liens are the right to keep ownership of someone’s property until they fulfil the debt obligation they owe. You must check if the property is collateral in any kind of a debt agreement. If you buy a property that is held as an encumbrance by a creditor. Such situations create a major hassle for you as the buyer.
We don’t like surprises. Do you?
Surprises are not something you want when investing in real estate. Research is your friend when it comes to buying land. The key is to understand what information to research.
The idea of a vacation has changed over the past few decades. A cosy hotel, a room service kitchen, a gaudy lobby and vivid options to relax and enjoy. This was the predominant concept of an ideal vacation for many. For some, this seemed like a dream come true. In the last few decades, especially in since the overturn of the millennium, going for a vacation or a trip with the family has transformed as a concept. This transformation the expectation setting of people changed to a considerable extent.
With this welcome change started the trend of having your own space to spend quality time with family and friends, and take short but fulfilling trips to this abode, fondly called the “second home”. Buying a second home in today’s ever-growing market can be indeed a rewarding experience.
Broadly, a second home is bought for three primary reasons:Broadly, a second home is bought for three primary reasons:
Agricultural lands are the land which is generally used for farming or cultivation purposes. In Maharashtra, the agriculture land can be purchased by an existing farmer only. The farmer may be anywhere from India. But if you check all the related documents well in advance than you can avoid all the future problems that usually comes in land transactions. Below is the list of most common documents that needs to be checked before buying a land in Maharashtra.
1. 7/12 Extract – This extract contains details such as survey number, hissa number, gat number, size of the land, full names of the owners, crops that are grown on the land, loans if any on the land, etc. It can be obtained from the Local Talathi office or can be easily downloaded from the website - https://mahabhulekh.maharashtra.gov.in/ . You will require District name, Taluka, Village name and Gat/Sr number or Owner’s Name handy while downloading it.
India is a big family. It has been a family of different cultures, different languages, different cuisines. All such people, one big family.
The Indian family eats Idlis and Puran polis with the same love as Khakras and butter chicken. All these foods make for some of the tastiest dishes in the world. The khau-galli of every city has unique tastes. But this family of different khau-gallis has one thing in-common – the sumptuous food they have to offer!
The Indian family has a fertile pan, waiting to cook amazing foods. A fertile heart, waiting to love a billion people. A fertile mind, waiting to explore all cultures.
A major part of our cultures has been to be a healthy family. In today’s fast food age, ‘Organic’ has become a movement! To give children the purest milk, the cleanest vegetables, the freshest fruits! The best way to do this is by doing what India did – different people came together to create something great! This family of Indians has turned to Group farming.
You must have often listened to statements like “Invest in land, only when you have lot of disposable income”, or “Only the rich can invest in land”.
But what if we told you, that all these statements are completely false, and you can invest in land as well? Wouldn’t it be a moment of pride to create your own land bank?
Let us make it simple for you by talking about some myths, when it comes to investment, especially in land.
Myth no. 1: Land is a costly affair
It is definitely true that land is costlier than any other normal investments like fixed deposits, mutual funds or gold. But this has a twist to it. Let us take a simple example.
