Buying Land In India – Terms A Buyer Should Know

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Talk about investment these days and you will get real estate the word many a times. So is it that investing in land is always good? That is why it is getting popular. Are those good olden days of landlords really gone? Can anyone buy a piece of land?

Well of course with banks and finance organizations becoming so kind with the mortgage and interest rates the common man can now at least think of owning a home or buying a piece of land. But ask the ones that have indulged in the buying process and you know the answers.

No doubt with global market praising the land and property investments to their pitch of voice the long term returns are surely there. At the same time you should not forget that not every land is valuable. The mere difference between a diamond and zirconia just remember the same with property investments too.

The appreciation on land depends on many factors. Take for example real estate in Indore today if you ask someone to buy property in Vijay nagar the area which some 15 years back was suburban jungle and with developments of hospitals , fly overs, malls, colleges, schools and national ...
... highway throughout in the area it’s a costly affair to buy property or flats in Indore here now.

So you see the infrastructure in and around any property affect the price of property. Now once you are sure of the land appreciation are you still sure that deal you are going to do with your hard earned money is being justified to you and you are not being faked?

Some essential terminologies you should be thorough with while you step in for a land in India:

1.The title deed - The deed is the legal document that a lawyer prepares after scrutinizing the property and in which ownership of the property is mentioned. Ask the seller to show the same in original and any previous ones and get it checked by your lawyer. You get details of any loans if taken on the property with this document.

2.Encumbrance certificate- This certificate certifies that land is not under any legal dispute. The certificate for last 25 years should be asked for.

3.Release certificate- Certifies that land is free from any loan or mortgage. This certificate also certifies that there is no presence of more than one owner.

4.The survey - A surveyor gives the exact measurement of land and gives you information if there are any in discrepancy of dimensions, borders and area given by the seller.

5.Power of attorney- If land is owned by NRI then seller should have power of attorney which is attested by officer of Indian embassy with witness present.

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