Buying or inheriting a property in India does not end with paying stamp duty and registering the sale deed. One crucial step that many property owners overlook is property mutation. Mutation ensures that your ownership is officially recorded in government and municipal records, making you the recognized owner for taxation, civic services, and future transactions. For homebuyers and investors alike,...
India’s property market — one of the most dynamic yet complex economic sectors — is on the verge of a historic transformation. The Central Government has recently proposed that Geographic Information System (GIS) maps be attached to sale deeds as part of property registration processes across the country within the next two years. This step may sound technical, but its implications touch everyone...
When it comes to property in India, paperwork is king. Among the many documents you’ll hear about, a transfer deed stands out as one of the most important. Whether you’re buying, selling, gifting, or even sharing property within a family, the transfer deed plays a crucial role in proving ownership and avoiding disputes later. Think of it as the “official handshake” between two parties, written...
Picture this: you’re a first-time homebuyer sitting at your dining table at 10 p.m., laptop open, tabs everywhere. One state RERA site shows a half-updated list, another times out, a third hides approvals under five clicks. Frustrating, right?Now imagine clicking one link and watching a clean, unified dashboard unfold before you. Every project in every state at your fingertips. That’s the promise of...
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