Susan, Author at The NoBroker Times

Susan has close to 10 years of experience in the hotel industry and is well aware of how presentation and the small things matter. She has worked with various firms and helped to transform many homes and business. Design-Create-Transform that’s the code she lives by. Her blogs focus on way to help others make small changes that will create huge impacts.

Vastu Tips & Guides

The Key to Good Vibes: Main Door House Entrance Vastu

If you have ever bought a home or moved into a new house, you must have heard about the term “Vastu compliance” at least a few times during the process of house hunting. Understanding and implementing the principles of Main Door House Entrance Vastu can contribute significantly...

Updated on January 16, 2025

Home Garden Ideas & Tips

16 Terrace Garden Ideas to Spruce Up Your Spaces!

Ever wanted a piece of green to call your own, your very own ecosystem? Terrace garden design has been a trend that has taken over living spaces in recent times. Small terrace garden design ideas for India have popped off in recent times, thus offering a respite...

Updated on December 4, 2023

Vastu Tips & Guides

Exploring Vastu Purusha Mandala: The Blueprint of Cosmic Energy

Vastu shastra is a Vedic Indian technique for designing structures in accordance with natural principles and components. But have you ever wondered when or how it came into being? It all started with the creation of the Vastu Purusha Mandala in the ancient age. Let's take a...

Updated on October 25, 2023

Vastu Tips & Guides

A list of Lucky plants for your home to make your life even better

Everyone’s home is a haven for them. People spend a lot of time deciding the right decor for the house. Plants are a great investment for it and can be placed in various parts of your home. Now that we’re all in the middle of a pandemic,...

Updated on October 25, 2023

Real Estate Legal Guide & Laws

An extensive look into how banks manage their non-performing assets

Before even talking about non-performing assets, it must be made clear that traditionally anything that can be sold in exchange for cash is considered an asset. In a 2007 circular about non-performing assets, RBI said that "An asset becomes non-performing when it ceases to generate income for...