Type yourCheck the builder’s reputation – Look at their previous projects, reviews, and track record.Verify RERA registration – Make sure the project is registered under your state’s RERA.Check property documents – Verify the title deed, approvals, land ownership, and encumbrance certificate.Visit the flat personally – Inspect construction quality, ventilation, natural light, plumbing, and electrical fittings.Compare prices – Compare the flat’s price with similar properties in the same locality.Calculate the total cost – Include registration, stamp duty, GST (if applicable), maintenance deposits, parking, and other charges.Check the location – Consider schools, hospitals, public transport, markets, offices, and future development.Check amenities and maintenance – Understand what facilities are included and the expected monthly maintenance charges.Read the agreement carefully – Check possession date, cancellation terms, penalties, carpet area, and payment schedule before signing.Check the home loan and EMI – Compare interest rates and make sure the EMI fits comfortably within your budget. paragraph here
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