Important takeaways
- Fix your budget including stamp duty and registration.
- Get legal review of documents before paying token money.
- Register the sale deed and update mutation records promptly.
1. Set your budget
Include stamp duty, registration fees, legal costs and any development or maintenance charges on top of the plot price.
2. Shortlist and visit
Compare plot size, orientation, road width and surroundings. Visit in person before deciding.
3. Complete legal checks
Review the title, licence, approved layout plan and RERA registration where applicable.
4. Agreement, payment and registration
Sign a written agreement, pay through traceable banking channels, and register the sale deed at the sub-registrar's office.
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Frequently asked questions
What documents should I check before buying a plot?
Title documents, approved layout plan, developer licence, RERA registration where applicable, and an encumbrance check. A property lawyer should review them.
