Understanding the Property Buying Process

A transparent, step-by-step guide to buying real estate in India, specifically tailored for Rajasthan and Maharashtra.

1

Define Your Budget

Calculate your exact affordability before searching. This includes checking home loan eligibility, planning your down payment (typically 20%), and reserving funds for stamp duty and registration (approx 6-7% in Rajasthan).

Pro Tip: Always get a loan pre-approval letter from a bank. It strengthens your position when negotiating with builders.
2

Property Search & Shortlisting

We filter properties based on your requirements. We rigorously check builder reputation, RERA registration status, and scout the location for future infrastructure development.

Pro Tip: Never consider an under-construction project that is not registered on the RERA portal.
3

Site Visit & Evaluation

Physical visits to the shortlisted properties. We check the actual construction quality, carpet area versus built-up area, natural lighting, and neighborhood infrastructure like water and road connectivity.

4

Title Verification

The most critical step. We ensure a legal expert checks the ownership chain for the last 30 years, obtains an Encumbrance Certificate (EC), and verifies the original title deed.

Pro Tip: Ask for a "Non-Encumbrance Certificate" from the sub-registrar to prove there are no pending loans on the property.
5

Sale Agreement (Agreement to Sell)

Once finalized, you pay a token amount and sign an Agreement to Sell. This document outlines the total price, payment schedule, and handover timelines. It must be registered.

6

Home Loan Processing

Submit the Agreement to Sell and legal reports to your bank. The bank conducts its independent technical valuation before issuing a final sanction letter and disbursing funds.

7

Sale Deed Drafting

A registered advocate drafts the final Sale Deed. This is the primary legal document that proves ownership transfer. Both parties must approve the draft before execution.

8

Registration

The Sale Deed is executed at the Sub-Registrar's Office. You pay the Stamp Duty and Registration fees. The buyer, seller, and two witnesses must be physically present.

9

Mutation / Namdaakhl

Highly important in Rajasthan. After registration, the property must be transferred to your name in the local municipal revenue records for property tax purposes.

10

Possession & Handover

You finally receive the keys! We provide a handover checklist to ensure you receive all original documents, society share certificates, and parking allotments.

Pro Tip: Change all locks immediately upon taking physical possession of a resale property.

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