A developer is selling individual plots in a fenced layout, roads and some infrastructure still coming up. Sales team mentions RERA approval but I'd rather confirm this on the actual portal before booking a plot.
This will be our family's first plot purchase without an elder already holding land nearby to guide the process. Want a proper checklist before we get further into talks with the seller.
Deal feels straightforward on the surface, single seller, family owned land for a long time, but I don't want "straightforward" to mean I skip things I'd normally check on a more complicated purchase.
Different people quoting different stamp duty percentages for the same land deal near Secunderabad and I'd rather have one reliable figure to actually plan around instead of averaging guesses.
With the new exits and infra projects, which locations are you bullish on?
Let's discuss key trends, price movements and areas to watch this year.
Prices moved ~14% in 90 days. Is it still a good entry?
Setting up an LLP for a commercial acquisition — recommendations?
Need clarity on risks and what experienced members suggest.
When does a plotted layout need RERA registration? Sharing what I learned.
A few members received forged encumbrance certificates. Always verify on the sub-registrar portal before paying token.
Anyone has recent experience with My Home projects? Pros and cons?
Layout not HMDA approved, and the same survey number sold to two buyers. Sharing details inside.
Checklist of what to confirm in the title chain and revenue records.
Looking for plotted projects with good connectivity and clear titles.
Land in the area we're looking at has clearly moved in value going by what's actually being paid around us, but I have a feeling the official guideline value hasn't caught up yet. How does this actually affect what we'll
Sales team has a registration number on their pamphlet and keeps calling the layout fully approved. Before paying any token I want to verify this properly, a relative once booked into something similar elsewhere that tur
Assumed land without a building would be simpler to estimate than a house purchase but the figures I'm hearing from different people don't agree with each other at all. Want an actual reliable starting point.
Nearly went ahead on a land deal near Nalgonda where the person selling only had a GPA and an old unregistered agreement of sale, no sale deed registered in his name at all. He kept insisting it was 'as good as' owning i
Shortlisted a plot near Secunderabad, seller's side has shown some documents but I want to independently verify the record myself before we go further rather than relying entirely on what's been handed over.
This is about as simple as a land deal gets, direct from the family that's owned it for generations, no layout, no scheme, no developer marketing anything. Someone still told me to "always check RERA" and I'm not sure th
The extent the seller quoted verbally is slightly more than what's showing on the adangal record we pulled for the same survey number. Small enough difference that it could be rounding or old measurement, but I don't wan
A seller I've been talking to says it'll be simpler and faster to do the transfer through a General Power of Attorney rather than a regular registered sale deed. I've read a bit online saying this is risky but wanted to
The broker has named a seller but we'd rather verify this ourselves independently given the amount involved, rather than just going by what we've been told.
Getting conflicting numbers from the two brokers we've spoken to. Would rather understand the actual process to arrive at a figure than plan our budget around someone's guess.
