Real Estate Advisory

The real estate market in India is growing at a significant pace. When it comes to buying, selling, or leasing residential and commercial properties, Secure Insure Invest is the broker you can rely on.

We have an excellent database of old and new properties, dealing in resale and under-construction properties. Our brokerage charges are 1% on outright sale and one month's rent on lease.

Important Points for Buying a Property

Since buying a property is a decision taken after many years of saving and planning, keep in mind all the below mentioned points:

1. Price of the Property: Fix a budget and compare prices of similar properties in the area. Find out if there are additional costs for amenities, transfer charges, stamp charges, and broker fees.
2. Title Deed: Contains complete info on rights, ownership, and obligations. Ensure it is clear with no dues remaining. You can hire a lawyer to verify this.
3. Licenses and Documents: Check that all licenses are in place (building plans, environmental clearance, encumbrance certificate, property tax receipts, municipal approvals). Verify the sale deed, commencement/completion/occupancy certificates.
4. Time of Property Possession: Always make it clear with the builder as to when the property will be ready for occupancy.
5. Financing Bank: Find out which banks have put their money in the project to gauge the reputation of the builder.
6. Location: Choose a safe location with easy access to transport, hospitals, schools, and malls.
7. Home Loan: Consider home loans from banks so you don't shell out a considerable amount in one go.
8. Age of Property: Avoid very old properties as they may require regular repairs, increasing maintenance costs. It may also be difficult to avail a home loan.
9. Terms and Conditions in Writing: All terms regarding payment, pending work, and renovations must be in writing and signed by both buyer and seller.
10. Valuation Report: Always go through a valuation report so you are aware of the exact amount you are paying.
11. Consider a Good Broker: A reliable broker knows the area well, has updated info, and can assist with negotiations, paperwork, and registration of the agreement.