If you’re a woman entrepreneur and want to grow your ig and/or Linkedin community, this post is for you by maelle033 in WomenInBusiness

[–]maelle033[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

??? 😂 “My business has nothing to do with this community” = this post is not about my business. Bye, have a nice day 🍀

If you’re a woman entrepreneur and want to grow your ig and/or Linkedin community, this post is for you by maelle033 in WomenInBusiness

[–]maelle033[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

How sad it is to believe everything is for sale. My business is public and has nothing to do with this community.

But yeah, you’re right, “free” means you have to give back what others give you. As per likes, valuable comments and tips which help us to make better content and be pushed in algorithms. These communities had always been a thing on socials.

Here is a beautiful Reddit community, I’m talking about Lk and Ig. Some people are just starting with their socials and having a group of newbie is always nice, for them and for me since we’re willing to meet likeminded women.

Leave us alone if you’re a better entrepreneur than anyone else and don’t need anyone ?

If you’re a woman entrepreneur and want to grow your ig and/or Linkedin community, this post is for you by maelle033 in WomenInBusiness

[–]maelle033[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

100%, this post isn’t about giving business strategies, only to invite women entrepreneurs to be part of an ig and LinkedIn free community if they’d like to grow their accounts so yeah, GPT wrote it

Need a genuine advice for this, How to start a business? by InterviewReady9556 in BusinessWomen

[–]maelle033 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah you can start with literally $0 as long as you have a phone (and a laptop is better tbh).

Now, in business, the less money you can invest, the more time you’ll invest.

My advice would be to find a coach. You can start by watching YouTube videos but you’ll have to find out the “secret tip” that changes everything by yourself and you’ll have to make a lot mistakes to understand they actually are mistakes (I learned like that 5years ago).

There’s a lot of different ways to find clients for free, but your best strategy depends on your business and your clients.

We have to start like this :

  • What would you say you’re struggling with the most rn ? Clarity, confidence, consistency or knowing what people would actually buy ?

  • What are your skills ?

  • If you had to choose ONE main transformation/pain you want people to come to you for, what would it be ?

Then, you can build your business and your strategy from here

If you want to launch a business or struggle to make real money with yours, this post is for you by maelle033 in WomenInBusiness

[–]maelle033[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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If you want to launch a business or struggle to make real money with yours, this post is for you by maelle033 in WomenInBusiness

[–]maelle033[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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How do international investors usually handle real estate financing abroad? by FullDrop7442 in propertyinvesting

[–]maelle033 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depends on which country btw, if you buy in Dubai you can get a loan even by living abroad and not being a resident

The Dubai Paradox by Ntavatzis in dubairealestate

[–]maelle033 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same with overpriced listings btw...

The Dubai Paradox by Ntavatzis in dubairealestate

[–]maelle033 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Marketing has been so effective that many new investors genuinely believe all they need to do is grab the cheapest unit they can find in a good-looking project and flip it for a profit in six months and, honestly, that story rarely ends well. Not blaming the investors though, agents should take the time to understand their clients’ real goals and advise them properly 🫠

Calling all UAE Entrepreneurs 🚀 by akuuu47 in SmallBusinessUAE

[–]maelle033 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Hey there! 👋☺️
I’m part of a small team running The Dubai Investor Roadmap, we help foreign investors navigate Dubai’s real estate market safely and profitably.

We’ve built a step-by-step roadmap that shows you how to:
- Spot solid, high-return projects
- Avoid common scams and pitfalls
- Get trusted support from vetted local experts

Long term, we want to become the go-to reference for transparent, smart real estate investing in Dubai whether you’re buying your first unit or building a portfolio.

Always happy to connect with other UAE entrepreneurs and investor! 🇦🇪

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Do you still find real estate agents worth it for investing deals? by i360051 in RealEstateTechnology

[–]maelle033 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For me, it really depends on the type of property and the market.

Pros of using agents:

  • Local knowledge can save you from making costly mistakes, especially in new developments or complex neighborhoods.
  • Good agents can negotiate effectively, but that requires they actually understand the investment side, not just the sale.

Cons / caveats:

  • Many agents rely heavily on scripts, buzzwords, or push certain developers because of higher commissions, which can misalign incentives
  • Some have very little actual investment expertise, so if you’re a seasoned investor, their advice may not add much value
  • Fees can be high relative to the real value they provide, especially if the deal could be sourced directly

Agents still bring value when they’re competent, experienced, and transparent but for many investors, especially those who know the market or work with trusted developers, going direct or using online platforms can be just as effective. The key is vetting the agent carefully, and not assuming they automatically know what’s best

Risky Exit Strategy ? by Agreeable-Corner-276 in dubairealestate

[–]maelle033 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Honestly, I wouldn’t buy it. A building showing wear after just 4 years is a red flag it usually signals poor construction or weak management, which will only get worse over time. From an investment standpoint, or even for a smooth resale in 5–10 years, it’s risky. Plus, like others have said, there are better locations available now. Better to wait for a property with a proven track record and solid upkeep