New Property Package

₹65,000
₹77,50016% Off
4.5
2,450+ Completed

Buying a property involves more than signing a sale deed. You need to verify that the title is clear, draft a legally sound deed, register it at the Sub-Registrar's Office, and then transfer electricity, property tax, and khata records to your name. Each step involves a different government authority, different documents, and a different timeline. If any one of them is missed or delayed, it can affect your ability to get a loan, pay taxes, or resell the property later. This package handles all seven steps, from the first legal check to your final E-Khata certificate.

When do I need this?

Buying a new home in BangalorePurchasing from a developerNeed deed, SRO, and E-Khata

Services included (7)

Due Diligence

₹12,581|
15 Days

Sale Deed Drafting

₹8,387|
5 Days

Registration at SRO

₹33,548|
7 Days

E-Khata

₹3,774|
15 Days

BESCOM Name Change

₹4,194|
21 Days

Property Tax Name Change

₹1,258|
10 Days

Certified EC

₹1,258|
10 Days


Document Required

Select Document Category:

Encumbrance certificate

The EC confirms whether a property is free of any registered loans, mortgages, or legal claims over a chosen period, and is a key requirement for loans and resale.

Sale deed / chain of title documents

Establishes how ownership has passed from previous owners to the current one.

Khata certificate / extract

A Khata record provides municipal details of the property and its recorded ownership.

Approved building plan

Records the building plan sanctioned by the competent planning authority.

Previous title/sale deed

Sale deed is issued by vault

Latest property tax paid receipt

Confirms payment of property tax for a specific assessment period.

Registered sale / gift / partition deed

The deed establishing the ownership transfer on which Khata transfer is based.

Proof of stamp duty payment

Confirms that the applicable stamp duty has been paid for the document.

Latest BESCOM bill copy

Identifies the existing electricity connection for the name-change process.

Registered sale deed / ownership proof

Establishes the new owner's legal interest in the property.

E-khata

A digital property record containing key municipal property and Khata details.

No objection certificate (NOC), if applicable

Confirms the relevant party has no objection to the proposed name change.

Survey number / property details

Identifies the correct property for an Encumbrance Certificate search.


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