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How to assess a land developer and their project - legal checks, RERA status, escrow and payment terms, allotment conditions, and what to confirm before booking.
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Buying a resale plot in a land project in India: allotment transfer vs registered owner sale, documents, developer NOC, dues, stamp duty and fraud risks.
What to check before booking a plot in a land project in India: title, approvals, RERA position, payment terms, agreement clauses and the site visit.
A practical checklist for vetting any land or farmhouse developer — title, RERA, track record, escrow, and red flags — before you pay a booking amount.
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