Looking to buy a residential plot in Gurgaon, but living in Noida makes it tough to keep an eye on things. I’m planning to build a boundary wall and take a loan for the purchase. Any tips on keeping the plot safe from trespassers, especially while I’m away?

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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

Looking to buy a residential plot in Gurgaon, but living in Noida makes it tough to keep an eye on things. I’m planning to build a boundary wall and take a loan for the purchase. Any tips on keeping the plot safe from trespassers, especially while I’m away?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Building a boundary wall is a good start. Consider hiring a local caretaker or security service for regular checks. Ensuring proper documentation and registration of the plot with local authorities will help prevent unauthorized occupation.

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