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Stealth • 4m

Is truf bussiness actually profitable ? I see lot of videos over the internet claming profits in lakhs/pm atleast in cities like Bengaluru. If yes, What is the min investment required and and what could be the profit margin? Can peple make money if the rent the land ? Or is it just over hyped ?

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Sarath Tallam

Stealth • 4m

It depends on the location and spending power of people in the locality

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Saksham

Stealth • 4m

Too much supply benefits no one. There are already so many turfs in Tier-1 cities, more and more will kill the market and no one will earn profits. In tier-2, there's not enough turfs but the tier-2 is highly price sensitive and tier-2 people mostly relocate to tier-1 for their respective jobs. Analyse it accordingly.

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tradearo india

Stealth • 4m

In kerala tufr busy Friday to Sunday night but build quality is poor no proper bathroom facility also I think it's not a good investment

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Vaibhav Gupta

Stealth • 4m

Personally I don't find turf business very profitable compared to things you can do on same land and be more productive. As turf is only successful when it is nearby offices/ housing societies or have a good connectivity. If it already has such advantages, it becomes a prime location due to footfall potential, hence in long term even a thela can earn significantly more than a turf can. But you can do it out of passion or if you have your own land but again, do weigh potential earnings before investment.

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Wipro • 4m

1. Yes 2. About a cr, or more depending on the location, the margin isnt much bit overtime it’s recouped, say 5 years max. 3. If the land is yours, yes there is an advantage.

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 4m

It’s soo overhyped, ESPECIALLY in Bengaluru, every third street has a turf, though there is a lot of demand if places strategically. But you’ll have to know how and where to catch a pulse.

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 4m

If there’s a reel on it, don’t. Use your common sense, how many might have started it after seeing it, and 15 more like it, with about similar views. Come on.

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