Nagpur :- The office bearers of the Indian Real Estate Advisors Welfare Union, Nagpur, recently met Maharashtra’s Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar. During this meeting, they discussed the challenges faced by all real estate advisors, including fraud, difficulties in the sector, and issues related to MahaRERA.
The meeting also addressed the rules imposed on real estate advisors, including the MahaRERA exam, exam fees, six-month reporting requirements, PMLA (Prevention of Money Laundering Act), and other related concerns. The advisors requested that these processes be made more straightforward and efficient.
After hearing the advisors’ concerns, Hon. Ajit Pawar assured them that these challenges would be resolved soon. He emphasized the need to ensure fair compensation for advisors, strict control over fraudulent practices, and improvements in the implementation of MahaRERA. He also indicated that a detailed discussion would take place in the next phase to finalize solutions.
The union’s representatives raised several key issues, including clarity on commissions, strict rules to prevent fraud, insurance schemes, and measures to enhance transparency in the real estate business.
Ajit Pawar took these issues seriously and promised to make concrete decisions to bring stability to the real estate sector. He stated, “The government is sensitive to the demands of advisors and is committed to ensuring justice for them.”
The Indian Real Estate Advisors Welfare Union was represented by Rajveer Singh, Dr. K.M. Suradkar, Pradip Manwar (National Coordinator), Prabodha Deshpande (District Coordinator), Sanjay Krupan (Vice President), Sanjay Dhapodkar (Coordinator), Sanjay Khobragade (Vice President), Anil Sonkusre (Treasurer), and Swapnil Khapekar during the discussion.
This meeting has brought new hope among advisors, with significant decisions expected in the next phase. The government’s positive approach and the steps being taken indicate that the challenges faced by the real estate sector will soon be resolved effectively.
