Buyer’s Guide

{{auto_toc}} Tax obligations for NRIs in Indian property transactions run in both directions: NRI buyers face TDS deduction when purchasing from another NRI, and...

{{auto_toc}} Property registration is the legal event that completes an NRI’s property purchase in India. It is also the stage that most commonly requires...

{{auto_toc}} NRI home loan eligibility follows its own logic. The income that matters is earned abroad, the documentation that proves it originates from foreign...

{{auto_toc}} Leasehold property is legal terminology that describes a specific relationship between a landowner and an occupant: the landowner grants the right to use...

{{auto_toc}} Buying a property in joint names is one of the most straightforward financial decisions a couple or family can make, yet many buyers...

A ready-to-move flat removes one of the biggest uncertainties in home buying: you can see exactly what you are paying for before you sign...

{{auto_toc}} Property valuation is the process of estimating a property’s market value through a structured analysis of comparable transactions, income potential, and replacement cost....

{{auto_toc}} Non-Resident Indians hold a uniquely strong position in the Indian property market: they are legally permitted to buy residential and most commercial property...

{{auto_toc}} Buying a flat in India involves more moving parts than most first-time buyers anticipate, but the path through them is well established. The...

{{auto_toc}} Getting the best deal on a property purchase is not about grinding the seller to the lowest possible price. It is about entering...

{{auto_toc}} Negotiating a property price well is a skill built on information, not on aggression. The buyers who consistently achieve good prices in Indian...

{{auto_toc}} Property ownership in India changes hands through several different legal mechanisms depending on whether the transfer is a sale, a gift, an inheritance,...