Traders/Short Term Investors Trapped in Gurgaon Real Estate ? How to Escape

A different kind of story is unfolding in the Gurgaon real estate market.Recently, Vishal Bhargava tweeted, sharing pictures of Gurgaon YouTubers and commented that brokers in Gurgaon have become even more bearish (expecting a crash) than him. Now the question is: are these people really investors, or are they flippers and traders? True investors have a goalpost and remain optimistic. After 2020, something changed—people started putting money into any property, and as prices kept rising, everyone assumed they had become investors. But in reality, people forgot whether they were traders or long-term investors. One should always stick to what they understand and do best. Everyone is talking about how investors and traders are stuck, but no one is explaining how to exit. So here is a solution. if you understand it, implement it; if not, ignore it. if you cancel your booked unit (whether you’ve paid 10%, 20%, 30%, or 40%), typically 10% of the total property cost is deducted, and the remaining amount is refunded. This removes future financial pressure. Even if the Builder Buyer Agreement (BBA) has different conditions, they cannot override RERA rules. The 10% deduction is calculated on the total property value, not just the amount paid. In states like Maharashtra, the deduction is even lower—around 2–3%. This is a constructive and legal solution, and refunds usually come within 45–90 days. Follow Us on Social Media Platforms.   / propertylenden     / propertylendenindia     / propertylenden