Bought Your First Home—or Barely Survived It? Let’s Talk.

Buying, renting, renovating… it’s never as easy as they make it look online, right?

Maybe you finally got the keys to your first apartment after months of confusion. Or maybe you dealt with a landlord who disappeared the minute the ceiling started leaking. Whether you’ve had a win, a disaster, or something in between, your story could actually help someone else going through the same thing.

That’s what InformationKhabar.com’s Real Estate section is all about—real people sharing what they learned while trying to figure out this whole home-and-property thing.

You Don’t Need a Real Estate License to Help

This space isn’t reserved for brokers or agents. You don’t need to know the legal stuff inside-out. All you need is an experience that taught you something. Like:

How you spotted a rental scam just in time
Why that “perfect house” turned out to be a money pit
What you wish you’d known before applying for a home loan
How you pulled off a budget renovation (and what went wrong)
The pros and cons of moving to a newly-built vs. older house

The kind of stuff you’d tell a friend over chai or a casual phone call.

Why This Platform Feels Different

Most property websites are either super salesy or full of technical talk that makes your head spin. This one’s the opposite. It’s casual. Welcoming. And it’s built for people like you and me who just want to talk about what really happened—not what’s in a brochure.

You can write in your natural tone. No jargon. No pretending to be an expert. Just tell your story.

What Kind of Posts Work Well?

If it’s something you lived through and learned from, it’s worth sharing. A few ideas:

“What I learned from moving into a flat with zero sunlight”
“The small red flags I ignored—and totally regretted”
“Our first renovation: fun, expensive, and full of mistakes”
“How I found a great rental without using an agent”
“Buying property with family: what no one tells you”

Whether it’s advice, a warning, or just a funny experience—people will relate to it.

No Fees. No Tricks. Just Real Stories.

Yep, it’s 100% free to post. You don’t need to fill out complicated forms or pay a submission fee. Just write something genuine, keep it around 600–900 words, and send it in.

Your voice matters here. And trust me, someone reading your story might breathe a little easier knowing they’re not alone.

Why Not Share It?

You went through the process. You learned a few things. Maybe you made a mistake or two.
But here’s the thing—someone else is just about to go through the same journey.
And your story might be the thing that saves them from a huge headache.

So go ahead. Write like you’re texting a friend. Don’t worry about being perfect.