Clear, transparent answers to help you navigate Indian real estate acquisitions smoothly.
Key documents include: (1) 30-year Encumbrance Certificate (EC), (2) Mother Deed / Link Documents, (3) Revenue Patta Passbook & 1B Adangal (for agricultural land), (4) Approved Layout / Building Sanction Plan (TUDA/HMDA/DTCP/Corporation), (5) Tax Receipts, (6) RERA Registration Certificate for new projects, and (7) Possession Certificate.
Every listing on our platform undergoes a multi-point legal scrutiny by our in-house legal panel. We physically inspect the property, verify boundary survey stones, examine sub-registrar records for any pending mortgages or lis pendens, and ensure statutory approvals before public listing.
Yes. Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) and Overseas Citizens of India (OCIs) can purchase residential and commercial properties in India. Transactions can be executed via an Adjudicated General Power of Attorney (GPA) registered with the Indian Embassy/Consulate in your country of residence.
Yes. Our Property Management division manages tenant sourcing, police verification, rent collection, utility bill payments, and sends monthly high-definition video inspection reports directly to owners.
Leading Indian banks generally finance between 75% to 85% of the registered property valuation based on the borrower's income eligibility, credit (CIBIL) score, and property approval category.
Bank auction properties under SARFAESI Act require verification of physical vs symbolic possession, pending municipal taxes, electricity dues, and DRT (Debt Recovery Tribunal) stay status. Our legal panel conducts comprehensive due diligence before recommending auction bids.
