Checklist to Purchase
Flat or Commercial space
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Call for original
property documents. The
non-availability of such
documents should be
taken as a red signal.
It could mean that the
title of the seller is
not clear and there
could be a lien,
mortgage or other
encumbrance on the
property. |
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Ask for photocopies of
all link documents of
title deed related to
the property to be
purchased. A legal
opinion through a good
standing advocate is
advisable. |
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Check up previous
encumbrances and loans,
if any on the property
must be cleared before
completion of purchase
of the property. The
title of the Vendor to
the property must be
clear and marketable. |
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Check for approved
layout plan and approved
building plan with
number of floors.
Usually builder comes up
with excuse that he is
permitted to construct
as many floor as he
required so far as he
use permitted FSI
limits. |
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Check the building
bye-laws in that area to
verify any issue with
setback, side setback,
height, etc. |
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Confirm transfer fees,
stamp duty and
registration charges to
be paid on purchase of
the property as well as
outgoing to be paid for
the property i.e.
property tax, water and
electricity charges,
society charges,
maintenance charges.
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The original sale
agreement should have
the municipal approved
plan of the flat, carpet
area with the area of
the balconies shown
separately, price of the
property including the
proportionate price of
common area and
facilities shown
separately and intervals
at which installments
may be paid. |
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Check if proper stamp
duty has been paid. |
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If the property is in a
co-operative society,
examine the original
share certificate. It
mentions the latest
owner’s name. |
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Obtaining a society’s
NOC may not be mandatory
under the new Model
Bye-laws of the
co-operative Housing
Society, but it
advisable as it offers
clarity about the title
of the property, pending
society dues, property
disputes and
hypothecation, if any.
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Check up whether the
builder has mortgaged
the land in any bank to
avoid attachment at
later date. |
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An income tax clearance
certificate would ensure
that the seller has
discharged his income
tax liabilities to avoid
attachment of the
property. |
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Getting a home loan
sanctioned ensures that
the documents are in
place as banks or
institutions conduct due
diligence before
disbursing loans. |
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Ensure payment and
discharge of
encumbrances that are to
be cleared before
purchase. |
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Obtain physical delivery
of the property and of
the title deeds. |
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Complete the transaction
of sale by executing and
registering the deed. An
unregistered sale
agreement has no
validity in court of
law. |
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Reputation of the
builder or seller. Check
around with local
sources to find out more
of the builders
reputation. |
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Get a good idea of the
costs of various
components like price,
stamp duty, registration
charges, transfer fees,
monthly outgoings,
society charges & costs
of utilities. These are
not immediately
available, but should be
factored in to the total
cost. |
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Facilities. Adequate
water, electricity and
other utilities should
be an important factor.
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If you believe in
beliefs such as Vaastu,
get consultation done
before buying the
property. |
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If you are buying
property on loan, get
insurance so that in
case of your fatality,
your family can clear
the outstanding loan.
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Ask for the NOC’s of the
concerned departments
from builder. |
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Fire
Services
Department
in case of
high rise
buildings. |
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Traffic
Police
Department,
Hyderabad
City for
Multi
storied
complex
having both
residential
and
commercial
housing
facility. |
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Check up
with area
APTRANSCO
office
whether the
building was
sanctioned
electricity
supply |
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Any building
in the
vicinity of
Airport
contact IAAI
for
clearance as
multistoried
complexes
are not
allowed with
in the
vicinity. |
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If the
building is
close to
Railway
Track,
contact
concerned
Railway
authorities
about the
ownership or
otherwise.
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Contact GHMC
/ HMW& SB
for
drainage,
water
supply,
commencement
certificate. |
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