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How Do I Begin My Home Search?
The most important step of buying a home, is choosing a property that’s right for you. This involves several steps of research and due diligence. It's advisable to use a mix of resources for finding a home to stay informed.
- Online Realty Portals
- Online/Offline classifieds
- Print Ads in Newspaper
- Property Fairs / Exhibitions
- Agents
- Developers
- Hoardings/Ads
- Family/Friends
Location
Your quality of life will depend on the location you choose for your home. Choose a location based on:
- Connectivity with your workplace
- Ease of commute
- Presence of basic amenities/markets
- Future appreciation prospects
- Social infrastructure
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Property Types
- Under Construction Properties
- Ready-to-move Properties
- Resale Properties
Property price - Discount over market rate
Fund security- Risky
Possession delivery - Delays possible
Construction quality check - Verifiable at possession time
Social infrastructure - Not present
Physical infrastructure - May not be present
Return on investment - High
Loan facility - Depends on project
Overall risk- High
Suitable for – Investor
Fund security- Risky
Possession delivery - Delays possible
Construction quality check - Verifiable at possession time
Social infrastructure - Not present
Physical infrastructure - May not be present
Return on investment - High
Loan facility - Depends on project
Overall risk- High
Suitable for – Investor
Under Construction properties appreciate faster, but ready-to-move flats can earn 1.5% to 2% (of the property value) per annum if you lease it.
Areas Explained
Built up area is approximately 110% of carpet area. Built up area is used to calculate taxes.Loading Factor - The Loading Factor is a percentage added to the carpet area to come up with the Super Built up area: ‘Carpet area x (1 + Loading factor) = Super built-up area’.