Rahul Jain, a Pune resident, shares his unique rental journey and how he made a fortune by not buying a home.
Pune Real EstateRenting In PuneBenefits Of RentingRental Market In IndiaSmart InvestingReal Estate PuneSep 22, 2024
Rahul chose to rent a home in Pune because he wanted to be close to his office and take advantage of the city's improved infrastructure.
Rahul estimated that he made Rs 2 crore by not buying a home.
According to Rahul, some of the benefits of renting in Pune include the city's improved infrastructure, relaxed pace of life, and booming property market.
Rahul convinced his family about the benefits of renting by explaining the financial benefits and flexibility of renting.
The Tenant series explores the rental journey of individuals and families in India, offering a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities of renting in India.
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