Looking to sell my property in India! What paperwork needs to be checked before I list it? I’m interested in understanding the entire due diligence process and the crucial documents to review.

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Apni Law Staff asked 5 months ago

Looking to sell my property in India! What paperwork needs to be checked before I list it? I’m interested in understanding the entire due diligence process and the crucial documents to review.

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Apni Law Staff answered 5 months ago

Before listing your property, ensure you have the original sale deed and property tax receipts. Review any encumbrances or mortgages registered against the property, and check for any outstanding dues to municipal authorities or housing societies.

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