Registration

Plot-Selling Options: Your Path to Ownership

At a Time Payment: Embark on your ownership journey swiftly with our At a Time Payment option. This straightforward method allows you to make a one-time payment, ensuring immediate ownership of your desired plot in Purbachal Valley, Smart Duplex Town, or Citymead Real Estate & Development Ltd. Enjoy the convenience of a quick transaction and the peace of mind that comes with instant property ownership.

Installment Plans: For those seeking financial flexibility, our Installment Plans provide a convenient way to secure your plot. With tailored payment schedules, you can spread the cost over manageable installments. This method offers financial ease, allowing you to step into property ownership while accommodating your budget. Experience the joy of planning your payments in a way that suits your financial goals, making your dream property more accessible than ever.

Choose the option that aligns with your preferences and start your journey toward owning a piece of your dream property today. For detailed information or to discuss your specific needs, please contact us.

At a Time Payment: Land Registration Process

Documentation Review: Ensure all necessary documents such as property title, deed, and proof of ownership are in order and verified by legal authorities.
Visit the Registrar’s Office: Visit the local Registrar’s Office with the seller to initiate the registration process. Complete the required application forms.
Payment of Stamp Duty and Registration Fees: Pay the stamp duty and registration fees associated with the property transaction. These fees vary based on the property value and location.
Verification and Approval: The Registrar’s Office will verify the documents and payment receipts. Once verified, the documents are approved for registration.
Signing the Deed: Both the buyer and seller sign the sale deed in the presence of two witnesses. The deed outlines the property details, sale amount, and other terms and conditions.
Registration of Property: The signed deed is registered at the Registrar’s Office. The registration process involves the transfer of property title from the seller to the buyer.
Collection of Registration Certificate: After successful registration, the buyer receives the registration certificate, indicating legal ownership of the property.

Installment Plans: Land Registration Process

Agreement Signing: Sign the purchase agreement outlining the terms and conditions of the installment plan, including payment schedules and consequences of default.
Initial Payment and Reservation: Make the initial down payment and reserve the plot. This payment is often higher for installment plans.
Payment Schedule: Adhere to the agreed-upon payment schedule. Typically, buyers need to make regular payments within specified intervals.
Completion of Payments: Complete all installment payments as per the agreed plan. Ensure all dues are cleared before proceeding to registration.
Documentation Review: Review and finalize all necessary documents with the seller, ensuring they are in order and ready for registration.
Visit the Registrar’s Office: Visit the Registrar’s Office with the seller to initiate the registration process. Complete the required application forms, providing details about the property and payment.
Payment of Remaining Fees: Pay any remaining stamp duty, registration fees, or taxes associated with the property transaction.
Verification and Approval: The Registrar’s Office will verify the documents and payment receipts. Once verified, the documents are approved for registration.
Signing the Deed: Both the buyer and seller sign the sale deed in the presence of witnesses. The deed outlines the property details, sale amount, and other terms and conditions.
Registration of Property: The signed deed is registered at the Registrar’s Office, confirming the legal transfer of property ownership to the buyer.
Collection of Registration Certificate: After successful registration, the buyer receives the registration certificate, confirming legal ownership of the property.