FAQ
What documents are needed to buy a property?
You need the sale deed, property tax receipts, encumbrance certificate, ID proof, and builder’s NOC (if it’s new).
How can I check if a property is legally approved?
Visit the local municipal office or check online records for land approval and property papers.
What is the difference between lease and rent?
Lease is for a long period (like years), rent is short-term (monthly or yearly).
How much is stamp duty and registration cost?
It depends on your state. Usually, it’s around 5–7% of the property value.
What are the benefits of buying property through an agent?
Agents help with price negotiation, legal checks, paperwork, and save your time.
How do I know the right market value of a property?
Compare similar properties in the same area or check online property value tools.
What documents are needed to buy a property?
Sale deed, property tax receipts, ID proof, and builder’s NOC if it’s a new property.
How can I check if a property is legally approved?
Visit the local municipal office or check online for land and building approval records.
What is stamp duty and who pays it?
Stamp duty is a government tax on property purchase, usually paid by the buyer.
Why should I use a real estate agent?
Agents help find good deals, verify property papers, and handle all paperwork easily.