PGN Property Management in Bangalore

Here is the step-by-step procedure with real example of how I frank document in Bangalore. My answer is relevant to property document franking Step 1: Prepare the document.  In my case, its “Agreement of Sale” printed in normal A4 size paper Step 2: Sign the document . seller and buyer sign the agreement. It is an 18-page agreement, we just showed 1st page of agreement in below image. Step 3:  I am buying a property at the price of Rs. 83 Lakh. To obtain a bank loan, 0.1% franking is mandatory for loan application (0.1% of buying price). Therefore my franking cost is Rs. 8,300/- Step 4:  Take the demand draft (DD) in the name of respective sub-register office where we will frank the document. I am going to frank the document in the sub-register office of Rajaji Nagar Bengaluru so I took the below DD favoring “The sub-registrar Rajaji Nagar Bengaluru”. Below DD image for your refernece. Step 5:  Carry the agreement of sale, DD to sub-register office. Obtain ADJ number. This is 3 digit n

  My answer is based on the perspective of property deed A certified copy  is the photocopy of your original sale deed, issued by sub-registerer. Signed by sub-registerer. A property registration number is required to obtain a certified copy. A notarized copy  is the attestation of notary seal in the document. It symbolizes that this document is a reproduction of original document, its true copy, and is not forged. Notarize copy is sealed and signed by a notary public. Only the sub-register office is authorized to issue a certified copy. Notary doesn’t issue certified copies. Notarized document symbolizes that this document is cross-verified by notary public hence this document is a copy of original document and not forged. In Karnataka, including Bangalore. we provide certified copy and notary service. To opt for our service, please Whatsapp to +91-97424 79020. Thank you for reading…

Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) and  Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP)   warned citizens against scams designed to target beneficiaries of civic amenity (CA) sited and akrama sakrama Many gangs are misusing the name of BDA and illegally collecting money from individual, organizations, and trusts which have been allotted CA sites across the city. These fraudsters tell representatives of BDA that the land is being used for commercial purposes in contravention of the rules and that allotment would be canceled if they failed to pay bribe.  A civic amenity site is an area that has been earmarked for development of facilities for public use (such as running a hospital or home for disable. or education institutions or for religious and charitable reasons) in a private or BDA layout. According to BDA's civic amenities sites rules of 1989, 10% of land in every layout has to be reserved for civic amenities and these sites are leased for different institutions for a 30 year peri

  It will not cost more than Rs. 4500/- even if you use branded material to paint. Below is the cost table. Raw-material: Emulsion paint  : This is the good moving material quality in market because of its standard quality at affordable price. This quality is premium than distemper and slightly downer side than royal emulsion due to luster effect. But there is a huge cost difference between emulsion paint and royal emulsion. Though cost is huge difference, quality doesn’t make much difference. White putty : Prefer birla white putty to cover needle holes, wall peel off etc.. valuate required quantity. If only needle holed, just 1kg is sufficient. It may exceed to more if more wall peel-off. One - two  sandpaper  - Use to rub walls to remove color or dust strains Color:  All retail shops are equipped with color cards. Choose the preferred color code and mix ink at retail shop through computerized ink mixing. This ink mixing doesn’t cost more than Rs. 100 per color. Avoid manual color mix

  Khata transfer can apply through, Online Off-line Before we go into the application procedure, keep the following documents ready for application. Aadhaar Sale deed copy with notary public attested Tax paid receipt (Current year) Encumbrance certificate (from the date of sale deed to current year) Previous owner’s khata certificate. Occupation certificate (Optional) Online Application: Step 1:  Open “Sakala online services” website  Login Page Step 2:  Create an account. Your name, gender, email id, and Indian mobile number require to create an account. Login with user name and password Step 3:  At home page, click the tab Application”. and click “Online application form” at dropdown. Below image for your reference. Step 4:  Click at “transfer”, Refer the circle in below image for better understanding. Step 5:  Fill the application form. In the below image, we have numbered each section and given the explanation for each numbering. Service applied for khata:  Click the tab “Transfer”