Selling a property involves the process of finding a suitable buyer, negotiating the price, completing legal formalities, and transferring ownership. The seller needs to ensure that all necessary documentation, such as title deeds, property tax receipts, and building plan approvals, are in order before putting the property on sale. Hiring a real estate agent can also help in marketing and selling the property.
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DDA Flats arе thе housing units that arе providеd to thе rеsidеnts of Dеlhi by thе Dеlhi Dеvеlopmеnt Authority. Thеsе flats arе dеsignеd to catеr to thе nееds of pеopl...
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Landowners or real estate developers may offer for sale agricultural land lots, which are predominantly utilised for farming. These lands are essential for farming and other agricultural endeavours, and th...
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BSP stands for Basic Sales Price. The prices of properties are highly volatile and sensitive, and it depends on various factors such as supply, inflation, demand, infrastructural development, and others...
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Selling a home quickly can be a top priority for many homeowners, especially when time is of the essence, or money is tight. A well-planned strategy and effective marketing technique...
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A super built-up area is an actual area that includes individual units, also known as a carpet area, along with a proportional share of common areas such as lobbies, staircases...
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