ilmscore | Prediction Details
"See first and foremost uh Shon what I would say is uh uh before purchasing any property right go to a developer website right and in the list you'll always see completed projects look at the completed projects you can as simple as okay how many floors are those projects let's say I'm somebody who built I'm there in the industry for last 20 years but I'm building all five floor buildings and let's say the current one is something like this like 40 floors then the risk goes up because as a developer I wouldn't know the technical knowhow right so always take a keen look of the past projects of a developer, right? And if need be, you can even reach out if you want to do a little more research, you can reach out to people who are probably staying there. But if you want to cut it also, yeah, simply look at that. If that is like five floors and this is 40 floors, there's a difference. But let's say that's an office building and this is a residential building again there's a increase in risk. So as long as the continuity, let's say my previous project is something like 35 floors and this is 40 floors, then it's fine. Got it."
By Finance With Sharan | May 9, 2025 | Correct
From video
Real-Life Home Buying Tour | Hyderabad Edition 00:11:51 - 00:12:45
Interpreted Prediction
To mitigate builder risk, evaluate their past projects. Look for consistency in project scale (e.g., floor count) and type (residential vs. commercial) to gauge their experience and capability in handling current projects.
AI Evaluation Notes
The prediction suggests that evaluating a developer's past projects, in terms of scale and type, is a valid approach to gauging their experience and capability, which is still a widely accepted practice in real estate. This aligns with standard risk mitigation strategies in real estate development.

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Topic
Real Estate Developer Evaluation

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