Real estate is not only about bricks and walls– it’s about relationships. The relationship that a new home investor has with the pride of having his own abode. The relationship that a family anticipates with anxiety – the joy of living with newly formed neighbours, excellent infrastructure, club facilities, swimming pool and schools within the neighborhood, a community where they would see their children growing. The relationship that an investor has with the family whose future financial security will be more effectively woven by this enduring option chosen. The relationship that children settled overseas have with their aging parents, having a desire to provide them a secure community living and a lifestyle that they would cherish in the sunset years of their lives. In all these situations, the transaction is accompanied with a bit of anxiety, a heap of unknown details to attend, and a high level of hopefulness.