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OC, CC, RERA and sale deed: Property documents every homebuyer should know

Purchasing a property is one of the biggest financial decisions most people will ever make, and it comes with a long list of documents that require careful scrutiny. Missing a key detail or signing without fully understanding the paperwork could lead to delayed possession, financial losses or even legal disputes later.Among the many documents involved…

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Government Housing Schemes: From PMAY to DDA: Government housing schemes every homebuyer should know

​AI-generated I​mage ​ Owning a home remains one of the most cherished dreams for millions of Indians. However, this could be challenging for many due to rising land costs, construction expenses and limited access to formal credit.In a bid to realise this dream, both the Central Government and individual state governments have rolled out a…

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What is MahaRERA? 5 important rules every homebuyer and developer should know in Maharashtra

MahaRERA’s one of the most important rules is mandatory registration of the real estate projects. It says that developers must register projects (both residential and commercial) before they start advertising or selling, or marketing. Developers must submit: Layout plans Timelines for project completionAll approvals Legal documentsComplete details of the finances Once registration is done, these…

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5 documents every homebuyer must verify before buying property

Latest property tax receipts prove that municipal dues are cleared, preventing future liability for unpaid taxes. Mutation or municipal ownership records further confirm that the property is officially recorded in the seller’s name for taxation and civic purposes. Together, these documents validate lawful ownership in government records and reduce the risk of administrative disputes. Verifying…

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Indian driver on student visa jailed in Australia for $200,000 real estate scam, impersonated law firm to defraud homebuyer

A 28-year-old Indian man in Australia on student visa, working as an Uber driver, has been arrested and jailed for a calculated fraud in which he impersonated a law firm and created an entity out of thin air to convince a prospective homebuyer to transfer money to him. The Sydney Morning Herald reported the person’s…

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