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Before buying the flat, carefully consider the following:
- Does the property have a clear and marketable title? Also, inquire about the owner’s background and the reason behind the sale.
- Confirm that the seller has all the original documents pertaining to the flat. Original sale deed and society share certificates a...
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ProfessionalI am planning to buy a 6-year-old resale flat. Need urgent advice how to do it.
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Wazzeer Professional Network
ProfessionalBefore buying the flat, carefully consider the following:
- Does the property have a clear and marketable title? Also, inquire about the owner’s background and the reason behind the sale.
- Confirm that the seller has all the original documents pertaining to the flat. Original sale deed and society share certificates and a NOC from the society welfare association are the most important ones.
- Ensure that the seller doesn’t owe any dues to the society, building or against the house.
- Enquire about any encumbrance on the flat or if the property is mortgaged.
- Check the physical condition of the house before investing money into it.
- Be smart and do not let the builders/sellers fool you with the hidden costs.
In case you decide to purchase the property, the next step will be to get it registered with the sub-registrar of the area where the flat is located, after paying the requisite stamp duty and registration fees.
We can help you with all the documentation, registration, and due diligence works pretty seamlessly that you don't even have to step out from your house -> "Get Started!"
over 3 years ago
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I am planning to buy a 6-year-old resale flat. Need urgent advice how to do it.
-
Wazzeer Professional Network
ProfessionalBefore buying the flat, carefully consider the following:
- Does the property have a clear and marketable title? Also, inquire about the owner’s background and the reason behind the sale.
- Confirm that the seller has all the original documents pertaining to the flat. Original sale deed and society share certificates and a NOC from the society welfare association are the most important ones.
- Ensure that the seller doesn’t owe any dues to the society, building or against the house.
- Enquire about any encumbrance on the flat or if the property is mortgaged.
- Check the physical condition of the house before investing money into it.
- Be smart and do not let the builders/sellers fool you with the hidden costs.
In case you decide to purchase the property, the next step will be to get it registered with the sub-registrar of the area where the flat is located, after paying the requisite stamp duty and registration fees.
We can help you with all the documentation, registration, and due diligence works pretty seamlessly that you don't even have to step out from your house -> "Get Started!"
over 3 years ago
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