• Comprehensive Due Diligence Checks: This involves an in-depth review of the property’s history, including ownership records, tax payments, and any legal disputes. Conducting thorough due diligence ensures that buyers understand the property’s background and can make informed decisions.

• Legal Title Verification: Confirming the legality of the title is crucial. This process ensures that the seller has the right to sell the property and that there are no outstanding claims or liens. A clear title protects buyers from future ownership disputes.

• Encumbrance Certificate Review: An encumbrance certificate lists any financial liabilities tied to the property. By reviewing this document, buyers can identify existing mortgages or liens that could affect their ownership rights. A clean encumbrance certificate is essential for a secure investment.

• Property Zoning and Land Use Regulations: Understanding local zoning laws is vital for determining how the property can be used. This includes residential, commercial, or agricultural use, as well as any restrictions that may impact future developments. Compliance with zoning regulations ensures that buyers can fully utilize their property without legal complications.

• Physical Property Inspection (if required): A physical inspection assesses the property’s condition, including structural integrity, plumbing, and electrical systems. While optional, this inspection can reveal hidden issues that may affect the property’s value and help buyers make informed decisions regarding repairs or renovations.

Additional Services (if needed): Depending on specific needs, additional services may include:

• 30 Years EC: Providing an extended Encumbrance Certificate to give deeper insights into the property’s legal history.
• Buffer Zone Assessments: Evaluating any regulatory restrictions related to surrounding areas.
• Hydra and FTL Checks: Ensuring compliance with local regulations and uncovering any hidden liabilities.
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