Frequently Asked Questions
Question about selling
You’ll typically need the title deed or sale deed, encumbrance certificate, property tax receipts, NOC (if applicable), and any occupancy/completion certificates if required.
A fair price depends on factors like location, size, condition, amenities, and recent sales of similar properties nearby. Often a comparative market analysis (CMA) or professional valuation is used.
It depends on demand, price, property condition, and local market. It could be quick or take a few weeks to several months.
Yes but you’ll need to clear or transfer the loan, provide a loan-clearance letter or NOC from the bank, and ensure clear title transfer.
Begin by organizing all legal documents, assessing your property’s condition and market value, and deciding whether you want to work with an agent or sell privately.
Question about renting
You usually need ID proof, address proof, recent photos, and sometimes income proof or employment details.
Yes most landlords require a security deposit, usually 1–3 months of rent depending on the location.
Yes the deposit is refunded at the end of the tenancy after deducting any damage or unpaid dues.
Most rental agreements are for 11 months, but duration can vary depending on landlord and tenant preference.
Rent typically covers only the property. Utilities (electricity, water, gas, internet) are usually paid separately by the tenant unless stated otherwise.