When selling a house, market trends, home upkeep, correct assessment, loan payback, and web listings are crucial. First-time sellers find property sales time-consuming and complicated. This thorough guide will help you move, grow your family, or move to a new place for job.

Since buying a home is one of the biggest financial choices in life, it requires additional prudence and study. Be sure to ask the developer the necessary questions and clarify details before buying an under-construction property.

This comprehensive Bhulekha Mahabhumi Maharashtra guide on Ghar will walk you through accessing essential documents like 7/12 extracts, Apali Chawadi, and property cards online, ensuring seamless management of your land records.

It's vital to acquire a flat smoothly and securely. For investment protection, follow these 5 steps: inspections, legal papers, occupancy certificates, permissions, and rigorous due diligence. Complete this Ghar checklist for a stress-free home buying.

A landmark High Court verdict confirmed that Mohammedan law does not prohibit property transfer documents, emphasising the Karnataka Stamps Act's religion-neutral approach. The Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act-1937 does not supplant Section 2(q) and Article 48 of the Karnataka Stamp Act

Vasai-Virar City Municipal Corporation has introduced an online system for property tax payments and accessing 51 different types of documents. This move greatly benefits residents by eliminating the need to visit the municipal office repeatedly, saving time and effort.

Maharashtra Property Registration Office Starts Hiding Fingerprints and Aadhaar Numbers on Scanned Sale documents and Rental Agreements

Revenue Minister Krishna Byre Gowda said the Karnataka Stamps and Registration Department collected Rs 311 crore and registered 26,058 documents on September 27, a record single-day collection.

The Maharashtra state property registration department has decided to keep its 27 offices, including five in Pune and one in Mumbai, open on Saturdays and Sundays, allowing citizens to register property documents on weekends.

Patta Chitta is a combination of vital documents used for property transactions in Tamil Nadu. These documents contain information related to land, its ownership and revenue records.