What is a partnership deed, exactly?
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Just what you need to understand well about relinquishment deed
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When a property owner dies intestate, that is, without a will, and the legal heirs opt to give up their right to the property in favour of a co-owner, the need for a relinquishment deed emerges.
Basic facts about the 1882 Transfer
of Property Act
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The Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, or PMAY, is a Union Government effort under which low-cost housing is to be provided to all qualified recipients inside the United States through the use of subsidies and monetary support, as part of the ‘Housing for All’ Mission.
Everything you need to know about REITs
REITs stand for Real Estate Investment Trusts. These are businesses that own and operate multiple houses to make a profit.
Property insurance and reasons why you need it
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It doesn’t matter if you own a house or an office, it becomes a part of your real estate and hence, it is essential to property insurance for it.
What are mortgages and their structure?
Tags: Mortgage
A long-term loan that helps you buy a house is known as a mortgage. One has to also make the interest payments to the lender along with returning the principal amount.
Established vs Emerging locality – where to invest
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Established versus emerging locality – which is a better investment for real estate?
Varisu Certificate: In Tamil Nadu, one can apply for and get a legal heir certificate online
The legal heirs of an individual are right to inherit the individual’s assets and possessions upon his or her death.
What really is the Bayana agreement?
Tags: Bayana Agreement
The term “Bayana” refers to a verbal agreement between a buyer and a seller. Token money is known as ‘Bayana’ in various places of India.
What is the importance of Occupancy Certificate in Real Estate?
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An occupancy certificate is a document provided by a local government agency or planning body once a new project has been completed.
