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West Delhi, South Delhi, Central Delhi) and NCRs (Gurgaon, Faridabad,
Noida, Ghaziabad, etc.) who will market your home on the india’s
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| BUYING TIPS |
In a city like Delhi there are thousands of buildings being constructed
and flats being bought and sold everyday. It is essential for a buyer to
be careful because there are number of people who have been cheated by
the property dealers.
We give below a handy guide for your benefit.
- Ensure that the paper work and title documentation are in order.
Consult your lawyer or a friend knowledgeable in this area.
- Bear in mind factors like approach roads, upcoming structures in the
area and the availability of all basic amenities.
- Title deeds of the vendor of the property.
- Previous title deeds covering a period of 13 years.
- Encumbrance certificate for the past 13 years.
- Upto-date tax paid receipts.
- Valuation of the property from a registered valuer.
- Sanctioned plan.
- Check if the flat/apartment is free from tenancy.
- Register the property.
- Become the member of the society in the next AGM so to entitle
rights of Society Members.
- Make sure that you receive the share certificates of ownership after
the AGM. (This is an important document for your Loan Processing)
- From City Corporation, Area Development Authorities, Electricity
Boards, Water Supply & Sewerage Boards.
- Check for the condition of the building and the future life
expectancy.
- Availability of drinking water.
- Check for proper Development Agreements and the authority for
conveyance of title in favour of builder/promoter.
- Check if occupancy certificate has been issued by the municipality
authority with the approved of Building Plan.
- Obtain a clear and marketable title of the project.
- Ensure execution of proper sell agreements on your initial payments.
- See the sanctioned plan.
- Register the property.
- Verify plinth area of the apartment.
- Check carpet area of the apartment and find out if the difference
between plinth area and carpet area is reasonable.
- Ask for completion Certificate.
- Ensure whether reputed financial companies approve the project. This
will help you to get financial loans.
- Has your builder/promoter acquired the approvals from Municipal
Corporation, Area Development Authorities, Electricity Boards, Water
Supply & Sewerage Boards, Airport Area Authorities? Ask for adequate
proof of this, by way of authorized documentation.
- Verify whether specifications as assured by the builder has been
delivered, including quality of construction and availability of
drinking water.
- Check for proper approach roads.
- Ensure secured electricity connections.
- Are water connections present and functional?
- Ensure that well laid out drainage, sewerage and garbage disposal
arrangements have been made.
- Pollution due to industries etc in the area.
- Check for developmental activities of the area.
- Public transport facilities in the area.
- Check for educational institutions, hospitals, shopping avenues
nearby, green belts & rainwater drainage.
- Check for natural lighting, ventilation, water connection & sanitary
connection.
- Check for anti – social or criminal activities.
- Check for garbage dumping and cleanliness of the locality.
- In cities like Delhi, it is also suggested to check the area after a
heavy rainfall to identify problems like water logging, leakages etc.
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