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Understanding Property Insurance Property insurance is a contract between a property owner and an insurance company, where the insurer agrees to compensate the owner for losses or damages to the property caused by covered perils. These perils typically include fire, theft, floods, and other natural disasters. Having property insurance ensures that you are not solely responsible for...

Property owners in Uganda often face significant maintenance challenges that can impact both the value of their investments and tenant satisfaction. Addressing these issues proactively is essential for sustaining property value and ensuring long-term profitability. Common Maintenance Challenges Substandard Construction Quality: Many properties suffer from poor construction practices, leading to...

Government Initiatives The Ugandan government plays a crucial role in facilitating affordable housing through policy formulation and implementation. Key strategies include: Policy Development: Establishing comprehensive housing policies that promote the construction of low-cost housing units. Land Access: Simplifying land acquisition processes to make land more accessible for housing...

1. Simplified Property Listings One of the biggest advantages of using the OJJO Real Estate app is its easy-to-use interface for property listings. Users can: Add detailed descriptions and high-quality images. Highlight unique features to attract potential clients. Ensure faster and more effective property visibility. This feature is invaluable for real estate agents and property owners...

Key Factors Driving Profitability High Rental Yields   Investors in Uganda's real estate market can achieve attractive rental yields, with returns ranging from 8% to 10% in major urban centers. Commercial properties may offer even higher returns, making rental income a significant contributor to profitability. Property Value Appreciation Urban properties in Uganda experience...