Before buying a property, consider the location, budget, property type, builder reputation, legal documentation, amenities and future appreciation potential.
You should verify the title deed, sale agreement, approved building plan, property tax receipts, occupancy certificate and encumbrance certificate.
Consider connectivity, schools, hospitals, shopping, public transport and future development in the area.
Carpet area is the actual usable area inside the property, while built-up area also includes walls, balcony and other covered spaces.
Real estate can be a good long-term investment when the property, location, market conditions and future development prospects are carefully evaluated.