PGN Property Management in Bangalore

  Generally a property valuation consist of cost + interest + appreciation + margin + tax A property in Bangalore is valued on the following parameters, Government guidance value Location Water source, STP, electricity supply, water harvest, and road Size of the property Brand of an apartment (in case property is in a gated community) Number of bedrooms, washrooms, balcony, and car parking Additional interior and exterior fitting Main door facing and vasthu Property age and material of consultation Direct sunlight and ventilation into the property Connectivity (to school, college, market, metro, railway, bus stand, and airport) Municipality limit (Ex: Property under BBMP limit are valued more) Khata type (Ex: A Khata property valued more) First and foremost, it's important to understand the government guidance value for your property. The government guidance value is available at the information center of the respective sub-registrar office or Kaveri Online service. Below is the st...

  The content of the single girl affidavit, as follows in below image: It's easy and simple to get your single girl affidavit, Below is the step-by-step procedure to execute an affidavit Step 1:  Prepare a draft in word format. A draft looks like the above image Step 2:  Buy Rs. 100/- non-judicial e-stamp paper from co-operative bank, court, or registrar office near you. Following are the details required to buy a non-judicial e-stamp paper Applicant Name Stamp value Contact number ( Contact number not shown on e-stamp paper but contact number requires for vendor reference) A non-judicial e-stamp paper looks like the below image. Step 3:  Print the draft on non-judicial e-stamp paper, use normal A4 size paper for consecutive page print. Step 4:  Meet notary public near you with the following document The printed Affidavit Supporting document for notary verification. Ex. Aadhar Step 5:  Applicant should sign the affidavit in front of notary public Step 6:...

  Here is the step by step procedure to sell a property in India, Step 1: (Property valuation)  It's very important to valuate a property to decide the right selling price. Valuating the property saves you from a lifetime regret of having the property sold at a lesser rate. To valuate a property, understand the market value of your property, also known as guidance value/ government value/ circle rate, which is decided by revenue department of the area where property is located. One can get the market value from the information centre of revenue office. For example: In Bangalore, the market rate information available in the respective sub-registrar office and Kaveri Online services. Based on the market value and other following parameters of your property, Decide your selling price. Market value Location (Ex. Close to metro, market, school, etc..) Demand Size of the property Additional fittings (Ex: modular kitchen, wardrobes, special flooring, number of washrooms, terrace gard...