Real estate is actually a lucrative business if you have the knowledge and experience needed in managing real estate. Both the buyer and seller makes better deal depending on how smart they are. The seller is likely to cheat the buyer in any business if the buyer is not smart enough.
If any of them is not a greedy type I think the both have their way of getting a better deal from their part of business,so I can't really say one is better than one but if they are both contented with what they are getting is the best for them.
In real estate business , its a situation whereby there's a win win situation do both buyer and seller because its a lucrative business, the buyer buys and resell while the seller also gains money.
it is interchangeable most times the seller becomes the buyer and the buyer sometimes become the seller but in any position that you are make sure as an investor you are getting a better deal which will favour you.
Selling a property at a very high price than the amount which you bought the set property for is actually an example of you getting a very good deal for your property and it is very paramount that the person that bought that property from you would also make such amount of money whenever he decides to sell off the property.
Yeah! Those are the ideal situations, however, there are times that things don't play out the way they ought to and properties have been sold at the amount they were acquired or even less. In such situations, the buyer got the better deal.
There is a big land of half a hectare just a stone's throw away from our property. It was recently sold to a real estate developer that will build townhouses. For sure the value of our property would rise so it makes me think that our place is getting crowded. Why not sell our home and move to the countryside. Just thinking aloud.
Can't say op. You didn't give us an instance in your post, buy I think if you are getting what your money is worth, then you are certainly not being cheated.
Indeed real estate is a very lucrative business. In our country we have a senator who won in the election. He was formerly a real estate developer. He has a lot of projects like subdivision and condominiums. I think it's the seller who gets the big deal.
I believe both of them (buyer and seller) , are both getting better deals in real estate business, but it depends on the property been sold , there are some aspect where sellers gain more than a buyer.
When your property is sold at the price that you desire then it is not of your concern anymore if the property gains in value afterwards. You have made your sale and you have earned your profit from that sale. When the new owner earns a profit then that would be good for him.
