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RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Authority) is a government body that regulates the real estate sector, ensuring transparency and protecting the interests of homebuyers by mandating project registration and timely delivery.
You should verify the title deed, sale agreement, encumbrance certificate, approved building plan, and RERA registration certificate before purchasing any property.
Freehold property gives complete ownership rights to the buyer, while leasehold property is owned for a specific period as per the lease agreement with the government or authority.
You can check the RERA registration number on the state RERA website or ask the developer for the registration certificate.
Property registration involves preparing a sale deed, paying stamp duty and registration charges, and registering the deed at the local sub-registrar office.
Homebuyers have the right to timely possession, accurate project information, refund in case of default, and compensation for delays under RERA.
An encumbrance certificate certifies that the property is free from any legal or monetary liabilities, such as loans or mortgages, and is essential for property transactions.
Yes, NRIs can buy residential and commercial properties in India except agricultural land, plantation property, or a farmhouse.
Property mutation is the process of updating the title of the property in the local municipal records after a sale or transfer, necessary for tax and ownership purposes.
Carpet area is the usable area within the walls, built-up area includes carpet area plus walls and balconies, and super built-up area includes built-up area plus common areas like lobby and staircase.
DTCP (Department of Town and Country Planning) approval is mandatory for land development and construction to ensure compliance with planning and zoning regulations.
Ask the developer for the DTCP approval letter or verify the approval status on the official DTCP website of your state.
Most banks and financial institutions require DTCP approval before sanctioning a home loan for a property.
Site plan, layout plan, ownership documents, and NOCs from relevant authorities are required for DTCP approval.
You may face legal issues, lack of basic amenities, and risk of demolition or non-regularization by authorities if you buy non-DTCP approved land.
No, construction without DTCP approval is illegal and may lead to penalties or demolition of the structure.
No, DTCP approval is for development compliance. You must still verify the land title separately.
The approval process usually takes 2-6 months, depending on the completeness of documents and local authority processing time.
If the layout is already DTCP approved, resale is allowed. Always check the approval status before buying a resale plot.
Yes, if the developer violates conditions or submits false documents, the DTCP can revoke the approval.
CLU is the process of converting agricultural land to non-agricultural use, such as residential, commercial, or industrial, with government approval.
CLU approval ensures the land is legally permitted for the intended use and avoids future legal complications or penalties.
Ownership documents, site plan, NOCs from authorities, and proof of land use are required for CLU application.
No, CLU is subject to zoning regulations and master plans. Some lands may be restricted from conversion.
The process can take 3-6 months, depending on document verification and authority approvals.
Unauthorized use can lead to penalties, demolition, or legal action by authorities.
Yes, CLU is mandatory for converting agricultural land to any non-agricultural use, including industrial purposes.
CLU approval is granted by the Department of Town and Country Planning or the relevant state authority.
CLU approval is generally linked to the land and can be transferred to a new owner, subject to authority approval and documentation.
CLU fees vary by state and land type. They are calculated based on the area and proposed use of the land.
Legal compliance means adhering to all laws, regulations, and guidelines applicable to real estate projects, including RERA, DTCP, and environmental norms.
Compliance avoids legal penalties, project delays, and ensures smooth approvals and marketability of the project.
Land title verification, environmental clearance, building plan approval, and RERA registration are key compliance requirements.
Ask for RERA registration number, DTCP approval, and check for environmental and municipal clearances.
Non-compliance can result in fines, demolition, legal disputes, and loss of investment.
The developer or promoter is primarily responsible, but buyers should also verify compliance before investing.
Environmental compliance means obtaining necessary clearances and following environmental laws to minimize the impact of construction on the environment.
Yes, RERA imposes heavy penalties, including fines and imprisonment, for non-compliance by developers and agents.
Compliance audits help identify gaps in legal and regulatory adherence, ensuring the project meets all statutory requirements.
Compliance checks should be conducted at every major stage of the project and before any sale or transfer of property.
Proper drafting ensures clarity, avoids disputes, and protects the interests of all parties involved in a transaction.
Essential clauses include property description, payment terms, possession date, penalty for delay, and dispute resolution.
Yes, a qualified legal professional should draft or vet the agreement to ensure it is legally sound and enforceable.
Yes, but only with the consent of all parties. The modification should be in writing and signed by all parties.
A notary attests the agreement, confirming the identity of parties and the authenticity of signatures, making it legally valid.
Yes, payment of stamp duty is mandatory for most real estate agreements to make them legally enforceable.
A sale agreement is a promise to transfer property in the future, while a sale deed is the actual transfer of ownership and is registered with authorities.
Templates can be used as a base, but it is best to customize agreements to suit the specific transaction and legal requirements.
An indemnity clause protects one party from losses or damages caused by the actions of the other party.
Registration is mandatory for sale deeds and lease agreements over 12 months. Other agreements may also require registration as per state laws.
It is the process of recording, analyzing, and reporting financial transactions related to real estate assets and projects.
Proper accounting ensures compliance with tax laws, helps in financial planning, and provides transparency to stakeholders.
Complex transactions, revenue recognition, cost allocation, and compliance with changing regulations are common challenges.
An auditor reviews financial records to ensure accuracy, compliance, and to detect any discrepancies or fraud.
Accounting software automates processes, reduces errors, and provides real-time financial insights for better decision-making.
Tax implications include GST, stamp duty, capital gains tax, and TDS, which must be properly accounted for in all transactions.
Revenue recognition refers to the process of recording income when it is earned, which can be complex in real estate due to long project cycles.
Cost allocation is the process of assigning costs to different units or phases of a real estate project for accurate financial reporting.
Proper cash flow management ensures that funds are available for project completion, debt servicing, and operational expenses.
Audit trails provide a record of all financial transactions, ensuring transparency and accountability in real estate accounting.