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Prateek Garg Warns Property Investors to Prioritize Exit Liquidity

Prateek Garg says buying a property is not enough to make a good investment.

The investor must also be able to sell it later.

Waiting many years does not always fix an overpriced purchase.

A property may be hard to sell if few buyers want it or if many similar homes are available.

His club studies how quickly a property might be sold in 30, 90 or 180 days.

It also estimates how much the seller might need to reduce the price.

The club checks documents, legal issues, buyer financing and competing properties.

Members can work together on larger deals and share expertise.

Garg’s main advice is to plan the exit before buying.

Key facts

Central warning: The main risk may be being unable to find a buyer at the expected price.
Investment approach: An exit-first strategy assesses resale prospects before capital is committed.
Exit scenarios: The Club models 30-, 90- and 180-day sale scenarios.
Analysis tools: The approach uses AI-assisted forensic valuation, buyer analysis and competing-inventory research.
Additional diligence: Deals undergo valuation, documentation, legal, commercial and exit stress-testing.
Club activities: The Club offers deal flow, negotiation, capital pooling and portfolio construction.
Audience: The message is directed at Indian real estate investors.

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