- Check the builder's history of completed projects, project delays, construction quality, and amenities delivered in past projects like pools, gyms, etc. - Analyze competition by comparing rates, payment plans, discounts, delivery timelines, views, and quality of materials used by different developers. - Verify property ownership and plans by checking the property card to ensure the land is solely owned by the developer and getting approval for plans from the building department. - Ensure accuracy of stamp paper and sale deed by confirming original stamp paper, mentioning correct survey and plot numbers, and property details.

1. Things to keep in mind while
buying a property

3. Background
Check of the Builder
Check the developer’s history in terms of number of projects
completed, scale of those projects, previous project delays,
construction quality etc.

4. Make a note of project amenities like shopping arcade, gym,
day-care center, swimming pool, club house, play-areas etc
and check if your builder has delivered these amenities in his
past projects.
Background
Check of the Builder

5. Take a note of access roads around the society. Check if the
developer has built access roads in his past projects.
Find out if the builder has any plans to develop or attract
talent to develop the area around the society to make it a
place of convenience.
Background
Check of the Builder

7. Competition Analysis
Do a thorough check of other developers in the area
shortlisted by you.
Take note of the rates, payment schedules, discounts
and delivery time lines
Check views from the apartment, vastu and other
charges like parking, club development etc.

8. Quality of furnishing like marble, wooden or vitrified tiles and
brand of the fitments provided by different developers should
be kept in mind
Competition Analysis

10. Checking the
property card & plans
Property card clearly mentions the name of the owner
of the land. Make sure that property is in the name of
the developer. Do check if the property is jointly or
solely owned.

11. Make required adjustments in the contract
considering the contingency of dispute between both
the partners.
If the buyer is skeptical about the unit or floor plan
shared by the developer then he should check it with
the “building proposal department” of the respective
city
Checking the
property card & plans

13. Stamp Paper
Always confirm the originality of stamp paper and only
purchase them from government services like
registration assurance office.
Note that stamp paper expires within 6 months.

15. Survey Number
The Survey/CTS number is the identification number in
the government records to identify a land. All records
related to a property are based on this number.
Stamp duty calculation is done basis this number.
Make sure plot number and survey number are
mentioned in the agreement and all the documents.
It is essential to get the document registered
with the respective survey number

17. Make sure sale deed is incorporated with details like
flat Nos & plot nos, details of direction –
south/east/west/north and land area in terms of
length, breadth and diagonals
Sale deed

18. Thank You