Buying a property is a major investment. Before you pay, sign an agreement or take possession, get the property's legal status, ownership and documents reviewed. Our Due Diligence service helps you identify risks before you commit.
Real verification areas covered in our comprehensive property due diligence process.
Verification of ownership papers, allotment letters, sale agreements, chain of title and legal documentation.
Review of physical property layout, technical approvals, fittings and hand-over readiness checks.
Review of sale agreements, property details and key transaction terms before you move ahead.
Review the ownership trail and available property records before a purchase or transfer.
Check loan-linked papers, outstanding obligations and supporting finance documentation.
Comprehensive legal and document checks to help you make an informed property purchase decision.
Verify the ownership history of the property and review whether the seller has the right to sell or transfer it. We examine available title documents and relevant records to identify gaps, inconsistencies or potential ownership concerns.
Review important property documents to check whether they are available, consistent and relevant to the transaction. This may include sale deeds, title documents, allotment letters, possession documents and other supporting records.
Check for registered encumbrances, mortgages, charges or other claims that may affect the property, subject to the records available from the relevant authorities.
Review the sale deed and related transaction documents to identify important terms, property details and potential inconsistencies before execution.
For applicable projects, review relevant RERA registration and project information to help buyers understand the project's registered details, developer information and available disclosures.
Review applicable approvals and permissions associated with the property or project. The exact checks depend on the property's location, type and stage of development.
Where records are available, verify property tax details and other outstanding dues that may need attention before completing the transaction.
Review available records and documents for potential litigation, disputes or legal concerns. A legal review can help you understand identified risks before making a purchase decision.
Our Property Due Diligence may cover the following areas depending on the property, location and documents provided.
A simple 5-step workflow from property details to a clear due diligence report.
Provide the property address, seller or project details and available documents.
Choose the checks required based on the property and transaction type.
Documents and records are reviewed for ownership, consistency and concerns.
Key findings, missing documents and potential red flags are identified.
Receive a clear summary of findings and recommended next steps.
It is the process of reviewing a property's ownership, title, documents, approvals, encumbrances and other relevant records before a transaction.
Yes. Where relevant records are available, the process can include checks for registered mortgages, charges, liens or other encumbrances.
Yes. Resale properties benefit from title, ownership, transaction history and document verification before purchase.
No. It helps identify risks from documents reviewed. Buyers should also obtain advice from a qualified property lawyer.
Before you sign, pay or commit, get the important property details checked. Share the property you are considering and our team will confirm the correct service scope.