Hello Albert,
I have been following this debate for a long time, what you said is 100% right, 
there are people who preach. In todays date to repair an old house is really 
hard, you just try to even repair the roof, firstly you cannot find people, if 
you find the people the cash is the problem. 
We in goa are now getting use to staying in small rooms, where each one has his 
own privacy, those days are gone where you had one radio and the whole house 
had to listen to the same, today, every one wants his own space. The families 
in Goa are too shrinking, its no more 5 kids house it come down to 1 or 2 max 
3. 
Maintaining these houses can take dig a big hole in your pockets, and then in 
todays world, kids want to seperate and have their own. 
The best prices in todays times is offered by non-catholics, I think if they 
dont sell it at the right price then its stupidity.
there was another post saying that one should wait for the property to rise, 
but that person did not say how long, let me tell you that property prices have 
never come down, if you have sold something today for 80 lacs, then after 5 
years the same place will be sold for 100 lac any way. My advice to all is that 
if you think the price is right for you go ahead and sell, because the cash to 
in hand means that you can buy something else, day by day the power of buy with 
a rupee is decreasing.
Its time we live peacefully and not bother if our neighbour is catholic or not 
as long as he is living peacefully in his house. Catholic and non catholic have 
lived in harmony for over hundred years in goa, why are we today pointing 
fingers at them, was the state of goa, not hindu, before the portuguese came, 
and was there no mogul raj on it, my request to all goans is just dont try to 
dig graves, as there are many skeletons there, which will only escalate things.
Lenny    



----- Original Message ----
From: Albert Desouza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, 6 August, 2008 8:17:10 PM
Subject: [Goanet] Goan selling houses

Albert writes:-We goans have the habbit of preaching. We are just emotional. 
Take an example of a big portuguese house which was actually built to 
accomodate at least three to four big families. Big halls, big dinning rooms 
garden etc etc. now worth say forty lakhs or more. Most of the sons have gone 
to Canada, Australia, US New Zealand. Only one nuclear family lives over there. 
The family made up of just four members and the head of the family and his wife 
working in Goa may be each drawing twenty thousand. The head will definetely 
think, what will I do if I have to change the; roof of the house or the door of 
the house or repair this house I will have to spend lakhs of rupees. The wife 
has not opened the windows for months together as the windows are too high and 
needs a ladder. Everyone finds the house dirty as they cannot sweep this big 
house. The wife says"Lets sell this house and use the money. So the time when 
the other family members are down for
 holidays they decide to sell the house. Why should they sell the house for 
five lakhs when they can get eighty lakhs ? Does any one work for lesser salary 
? That is the reason they prefer to sell their house for non goans who would 
give them a nice price.
albert de souza 

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