Frequently asked questions

Before investing in a property or project of your choice, you must also look into the availability of basic amenities such as connectivity of the place, power, water, sewerage, etc. It is crucial to look into 360-degree aspects around the property — the overall infrastructure, scalability of the project, hospitals and schools nearby. The buyer should also meticulously check the builder's credibility, goodwill, years of experience, number of projects completed and delivered, associated banking partners and the loan flexibility involved.

Over the last 10+ years, there has been a sea change in the overall development of Tier-II cities. Cities like Roorkee, Deoghar, etc. have been significantly transformed over this period. With developments in technology, tourism, healthcare and education, economic growth has been very prominent. It is for this reason that many opportunities are emerging in these areas — it is always a favourable option to invest in these cities, considering the property appreciation value in the coming times.

Property investment is among the most risk-related investments, as there are many agencies that are fraudulent or uninformed. With low-cost solutions and seemingly personalised service, these fake agents attract the attention of property buyers but eventually mislead them. It is therefore always advisable to opt for developers who have 10+ years of industry experience, a greater network base, market credibility, real-time information, and RERA registration — buying property then becomes a great experience.

Documentation is one of the most important parts of the home-buying process. It is advisable to get professional legal help to verify the validity of the documents. Once you have confirmed and agreed on the home of your choice, it is necessary to closely check some important documents before proceeding further — including the approved layout plan, the building plan, and ownership documents.