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In Tanzania, a real estate broker, or Dalali Wa Nyumba in Swahili is a person who acts as an intermediary between sellers and buyers of real property (house or room). In most states, to act as a real estate broker, one must be licensed by the state but this is not the case in Tanzania. The three main duties of a broker are: finding buyers for sellers’ property, finding sellers for buyers’ property, and negotiating the terms of transactions.

If you’re looking for a house or room to rent in Mbezi beach (Nyumba Zakupanga Mbezi beach) but don’t know where to begin, we can help. We have provided you with some useful information in this article that may assist you in your quest of searching for your next home.

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What Things To Consider When Dealing With Real Estate Brokers In Dar es salaam?

When you are about to rent a home or room, it is important to have an agent that you can trust. Real estate brokers have a lot of experience in the real estate market and can help make the process go as smoothly as possible. However, there are a few things you should keep in mind when working with a real estate broker.

• First, make sure that your broker has experience in the kind of property you are interested in. If you are looking to rent a home, find a broker who has many house connection.
• There are some real estate brokers that charge a service fee of 10,000Tsh; make sure you inquire for the price and agree on it before meeting with any broker.
• Never meet any Broker during the night, No matter what please avoid meeting with any broker during the night this is for your safety.
• Call him and ask him about the features of all the houses or rooms he/she would take you to see. If the above-mentioned features do not fit your needs, look into different brokers.
• Never pay rent to a broker; instead, pay rent to the landlord, and once you make payment, make sure the landlord provides you with a written contract.
• Remember to ask the landlord about all of the house rules before paying the rent. If you believe the restrictions are too difficult for you to obey, look for another house.