A buyer could ask you for the original Sale Deed, Title Deed, relevant tax receipts and Encumbrance Certificate.

Only the buyer pays the Stamp Duty.

Yes. But the procedure and forms may vary from state to state depending on the location of the property. Every state in India has formulated its own set of forms under the registration rules. These forms are to be filled up and filed at the time of the registration of Sale Deed/Transfer Deed.

Under the Income Tax Act and rules for a sale transaction, it is mandatory for the buyer and seller to provide their PAN card number and in the event of sale, either the seller and/or the buyer would need to fill up Form 60 of the Income Tax.

If the buyer or the seller is a Non-Resident Indian (NRI) not assessed for t axes in India, the person would not need to file Form 60 of the Income Tax.

Yes. You can get it done at the sub-registrar's office of the concerned district.

The sale of a residential property is said to have been formalized if the seller has received the entire consideration amount, registration of the documents has been carried out and actual possession of the property has been granted to the buyer.

You can list the properties available for resale through an enquiry form, which is available on the homepage of our website. By registering with us as a broker, you would get associated with a multitude of buyers without paying any extra charges.

You would receive a call back from us within 10-15 minutes of placing your enquiry with us, provided you have posted your requirements between 9am and 10 pm. Otherwise, we would be reaching you the next day.

For selling your property, you need to fill an enquiry form, which is available on the home page of our website.