Before you buy a plot
Ask for the original title chain, encumbrance certificate, current revenue records, approved layout plan, and proof of access. Ask a local property lawyer to review them.
A grounded starting point for conversations about land, paperwork, and the places you might call your own.
Ask for the original title chain, encumbrance certificate, current revenue records, approved layout plan, and proof of access. Ask a local property lawyer to review them.
HMDA, DTCP, RERA, and local-body approvals cover different things. Check the current status directly with the issuing authority before relying on a seller's description.
Visit in person, compare survey numbers against records, confirm road access and boundaries, and get an independent survey when needed.
Beyond the asking price, account for stamp duty, registration, survey, legal review, and any infrastructure or maintenance charges.