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What are major components of a property report?

For NRIs, a property report provides a clear understanding of the condition, legal status, and financial aspects of a property in India.

The major components include:

  • Title and Ownership Details: Verification of legal ownership and any encumbrances or disputes on the property, including an Encumbrance Check to confirm the property is free from any financial or legal claims.
  • Physical Condition: Inspection report on the structural integrity, maintenance needs, and current usage of the property.
  • Legal Compliance: Information on property taxes, regulatory approvals, and any pending legal matters, including a Litigation Check to ensure the property is free from legal disputes.
  • Tenancy Status: Details of any existing tenants, rental agreements, and rent collection history.
  • Encumbrance Certificate: Proof that the property is free from any financial or legal liabilities.

These key components, along with a comprehensive Property Report in real estate, help NRIs stay informed and make well-informed decisions regarding their property investments in India, especially when buying property from NRIs.

Also Read: What’s Driving the Real Estate Market? Key Trends & Opportunities

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