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RERA (Real Estate Regulation and Development Act) is a regulatory body established by the Indian government to promote transparency, accountability, and efficiency in the real estate sector. RERA aims to protect the interests of homebuyers by ensuring timely delivery of projects, mandating the use of standard agreements, and establishing a grievance redressal mechanism. It also regulates the functioning of real estate agents and developers.
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Steps to check a project in RERA:
Go to the state RERA authoritys website.
Look for "Registered Projects/Agents" or "Project/Agent Search."
Enter the projects name or registration number in the search bar.
Then, clic...
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According to the Real Estate Act of 2016, RERA approval refers to the process by which a real estate project is registered with the state-level regulatory authority. To obtain RER...
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The DDA number is a unique registration number assigned to an applicant during the DDA housing scheme application process. It can be found on the applicants registration slip, application form...
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MHADA lottery winners must follow instructions from MHADA to pay for the flat, typically by visiting the designated bank branch with a copy of the allotment letter and paying vi...
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The application fee for the MHADA lottery is determined by the location and size of the housing unit, and the registration fee ranges from Rs. 100 to Rs. 300. Successfu...
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Yes, DDA flats can be sold by the owner after the five-year lock-in period from the date of allotment has ended. Following the lock-in period, the owner can sell th...
