Ans – You are free to own as many properties as you like.

Ans – A new sale deed, a PAN card, and photographs are required.

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Sale Contract

Deed of Title

Building plans have been approved.

Certificate of Completion (Newly Constructed)

Certificate of Completion (Under-construction property)

Certificate of Conversion (If agricultural land is covered to non-agricultural)

Certificate of Khata (especially in Bangalore)

Certificate of Encumbrance

Recent Tax Receipts

Certificate of Occupancy

Ans – It differs from one bank to the next. Some banks require 1-2 guarantors.

Ans – The following are the general eligibility requirements:

The borrower must be an Indian citizen or an NRI.

At the start of the loan, you must be over the age of 24.

When the loan matures, you must be under the age of 60 (65 if self-employed) or retire.

Ans – Yes. We have a special team assigned under our property management services to hold a personalised discussion with you about current prices, profit expectations, and so on. We may even act as a mediator between the buyer and seller parties to ensure that the legal and financial procedures are followed.

Ans – Our team of real estate advisors and analysts understands what matters most to home buyers. We recognise that the real estate industry is synonymous with risk and distrust, so our goal is to provide our customers with a home that will last; something they will be proud to show off.

Ans – To sell your property, you must complete an enquiry form, which can be found on the home page of our website.

Ans – Leasehold Property is defined as a piece of property that is given or ‘leased’ to an individual for a set period of time by the owner of the property. The Lesser establishes a fixed amount to be paid as lease premium and annual lease.