Can I buy a freehold property in India with my salary? I want to buy through a real estate agent. Is it legal to buy freehold property?

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Apni Law Staff asked 10 months ago

Can I buy a freehold property in India with my salary? I want to buy through a real estate agent. Is it legal to buy freehold property?

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Apni Law Staff answered 10 months ago

Yes, you can buy a freehold property in India using your salary. Buying through a real estate agent is perfectly legal. However, ensure the agent is registered and the property’s legal documentation is complete and genuine.

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