Loan Documents for Flats
Buying a flat directly from a builder
The original allotment letter
The original cash paid receipt
A legal opinion with respect to the property certifying that the land owner; builder and developer has a clear marketable unencumbered title to the property and no equitable mortgage or any other subsisting mortgage
The original deed of conveyance of land conveying the undivided interest in land, common areas and facilities along with the original agreement for construction entered into with the builder
A certificate stating nil encumbrances for the last 13 years
7X12 extract
A copy of the U L C order issued by the additional collector and a competent authority
A copy of the latest tax paid receipt
A completion certificate
The sanctioned building plan/ license
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Buying a flat on resale
The original absolute sale deed executed between the vendor and the original owner
The original absolute sale deed executed between the vendor and yourself
An NOC from the co-operative society
The original possession certificate
The original 7X12 extract
A copy of the latest tax paid receipt
Copies of parent deeds pertaining to the property in question
The sanctioned building plan
An encumbrance certificate that covers the last 13 years
A copy of the U L C order issued by the additional collector and a competent authority
A legal opinion with respect to the property certifying that the land owner; builder and developer has a clear marketable unencumbered title to the property and no equitable mortgage or any other subsisting mortgage
Note: These may be got verified from legal experts or financial institution. Evasai.com will not be responsible for any inaccuracies and deficiencies in these.
So which would you suggest doing if you have the option?
Comment by Universal Life Church | March 5, 2008 |
An update is expecte so that those who refer your informtion will help most appropriately.
Thankds & best regards,
Thankappan
Comment by Thankappan | April 20, 2010 |