Documents & RERA

Documents Buyers Should Ask About.

Exact requirements vary by property type, state, authority and transaction. Use this as a discussion checklist and obtain independent professional review.

RERA registration

Where applicable, verify project/promoter information and disclosures on the relevant state/UT RERA portal.

Title documents

Review ownership/title chain and relevant encumbrance information with a qualified property lawyer.

Approved layout / plans

Match the marketed development and unit to approved/sanctioned plans where required.

Development approvals

Ask which authority approvals apply to the land, layout, building and infrastructure.

Agreement for sale

Read payment, possession, specifications, default, cancellation, delay and handover clauses carefully.

Completion / occupancy documents

For completed properties, ask what completion or occupancy documentation is applicable and available.

Tax / registration documents

Understand stamp duty, registration and applicable tax treatment with your own adviser.

Loan documentation

A lender’s project approval is not a substitute for your own due diligence; review loan terms and property documents independently.