PGN Property Management in Bangalore

  Let me give you a real example that how I paid stamp duty and registration for a property in Karnataka. My answer explains the government charge payments for both sale agreement and sale deed. ------------------------------------ I was about to buy a property in Bangalore. It's a 3BHK flat and the buying price is Rs. 82 Lakh. We collected the following documents from seller and submitted them to bank for verification. Mother deed sale deed Form15 encumbrance certificate Tax paid receipt (current financial year) Khata certificate and extract Bank verified the document and confirmed us to proceed with sale agreement and frank the agreement 0.1% of buying price. We prepared the sale agreement. Buyer, seller, and witnesses have signed the agreement. As per the bank, we have to frank the sale agreement with 0.1% of buying price that is Rs, 8,200/-. We generated the K2 challan of Rs. 8,200/- to frank the sale agreement Below is the step-by-step procedure we followed to generate challan