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How to Sell Property in India

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Selling a property in India requires some patience and hard work. You need to know the value of your property and attract right customers so that you get a favorable deal.

Know the following important points to sell your property at good rates in India:

  1. Find out the right value of your property. Indulge in some research and find out the prevailing rates and market rates for your property. You may take help from an assessor working with a professional agency to find out the rates of your property.
  2. Find the prospective buyers. This is the most important step in selling property. To do this, you can give online advertises for selling your property. You can also give advertisements in local newspapers or distribute flyers in your area for the same. You can also speak to some credible brokers to find out people who are interested in buying a property or speak to your friends and co-workers.
  3. Check the credentials of prospective buyers before selling your property. The credentials that must be checked include their background, financial status, and reliability.
  4. Communicate your intention of selling your property to a chosen buyer to the governing body/society. You must obtain “No Objection Certificate” before selling the property in India.
  5. Register the property in the name of purchaser with the sub-registrar. The registration is done according to the Registration Act. Schedule an appointment with sub-registrar at a date and time that is convenient to purchaser.

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