Lifestyle
Here are seven key things to keep in mind.
Investigate future growth, facilities, safety, and quality of life. Location dramatically affects property value and rental possibilities.
Review the developer or builder's past projects, delivery deadlines, and quality. Buyer reviews might be beneficial.
Set your budget for down payment, loan eligibility, registration, stamp fee, and upkeep. Know your financial commitment.
You should check title documents, land use licenses, encumbrances, and local approvals and consult a lawyer.
An impartial property valuation ensures a fair price. This helps get a loan and estimate resale value.
Inspect the property for construction quality, layout, and compliance with the sanctioned plan. Check for features like ventilation, natural light, and build quality.