PGN Property Management in Bangalore

  The process is very simple and easy Let me give you a real example that how I reapplied for BBMP Khata certificate and extract. I applied for my 1st khata on 21st August 2015. Below is the image of the payment receipt, khata certificate, and extract. Now I want to sell my flat. We found the buyer and submitted the photocopy of documents to buyer’s bank for verification. Including khata certificate and extract The bank has rejected my khata certificate and extract, as the date was not mentioned in both my khata certificate and extract. Attaching the images below with encircling where the date suppose to be written Date missing in Khata certificate: Date missing in Khata extract: We approached the BBMP office to incorporate the date in my old Khata certificate and extract but BBMP refused to incorporate the information in old document, instead BBMP official suggested applying for new Khata extract (reapplication). Following are the documents require for reapplication Photocopy of old k

  Get “Form 15” encumbrance certificate (EC) from Sub-registar office. Form 15 encumbrance certificate is not available online. It's a complete offline process. Form 15 Encumbrance certificate is available in few sub-registrar offices and not in all sub-registrar offices, as most of the sub-registrar offices don’t have dedicated resources to issue Form 15 encumbrance certificate For example: In Bangalore, Jayanagar, Rajaji Nagar, and Bommanahalli sub-registrar offices have dedicated department to issue Form 15 encumbrance certificates. Most of the brokers from other sub-registrar offices outsource the Form 15 encumbrance certificates from the above-mentioned sub-registrar office. Below is the real example that how I obtain FORM 15 encumbrance certificate Step 1:  Walk into the sub-registrar office. In my case Jayanagar sub-registrar office Step 2:  Get the application form, which would cost Rs. 10. Below application image for your reference Step 3:  Fill in the relevant details in

  Here is the step-by-step procedure to make Power of Attorney (POA) in Qatar for a property in India. Step 1:  Prepare a draft in word format. Step 2:  Print the draft on normal A4 size paper (use at least an 80GSM paper) Step 3:  Affix your passport size photo on the last page of the printed POA Step 4:  Take an appointment from a local notary or Indian embassy in Qatar Sign the POA in front of notary official or Indian embassy in Qatar Get the POA attested from notary or Indian embassy in Qatar. Step 5:  Courier the attested POA to your POA attorney in India. Step 6:  Your attorney should carry the following documents to District registrar office (DRO) to adjudicate the POA Original POA and one photocopy Requestion letter (shared the mock at bottom of this answer) Photocopy of sale deed Identification proof of Principal and attorney. Preferably an aadhar or passport copy. (If the POA is issued between blood relatives, the identification proof should establish the relationship) K2 ch

  Yes, Seller can retain the certified copy of sale deed. In fact, the registered sale deeds are public records. All the sale deeds are stored in government server and it's open for government officials like registrar, court, and public to access the copy. Anyone can access any registred sale deed with the following information Name of the sub-registrar office where the property was registered Registration number Certified copies of sale deed are accessible online and offline as well. In Karnataka, certified copy sale deed is accessible online through Kaveri Online services. Property registered after 2004 is accessible online. Property registered before 2004 should submit the application in sub-registrar office to obtain certified copy On average, take 7 days to get a certified copy of sale deed from the day of application. 1st party owning the certified copy of sale deed is not a crime. Of course, seller can own a copy for they reference. It's very common for sellers to own a

  To pay property tax through challan, you should either have 10 digit property identification number (PID) or previous property tax receipt. Below is the step by step procedure to pay BBMP property tax through challan Step 1:  Walk into your BBMP ward office. Share your 10 digit PID number or previous tax-paid receipt to official to generate challan. Step 2:  BBMP official generates a challan. A challan looks like the below image, Challan has 3 copy: for bank, for BBMP, and user As per the below image, the validity of challan is up to 31st July 2021, the validity date has been encircled in the below image. Therefore we have to clear this challan payment within 31st July 2021. Step 3:  The challan amount shall be paid in any of the authorized Axis Bank, Canara Bank, HDF Bank, ICICI Bank within BBMP limit only (within Bangalore) Payment can be made either through cheque or DD in the name of “Commissioner, Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike” or cash payment. Step 4:  We made the payment

  The sale agreement need not to be registered. Many often confuse between sale agreement and sale deed. Sale agreement  doesn’t convey the ownership, it just contains the terms & conditions of a sale of property. It is just the security that both seller and buyer adhere to the terms and conditions mentioned in the agreement, to sell in the future date. In fact, It is possible to register the sale deed directly without even executing the sale agreement. subject to self-financing and trust between the seller & buyer. For home loan, it is mandatory to execute a sale agreement and frank the sale agreement. Sale agreement need not to be registered for home loan application. Just the agreement execution and franking suffice for the home loan application. A franked sale agreement looks like the below image, Franked sale agreement can be challenged in a court of law. In Bangalore, we provide the service of sale agreement drafting + execution + franking + home delivery. To opt for our

  Below is the step by step procedure to prepare an affidavit for proof of income Step 1:  Prepare the draft in word format. A draff looks like the below image (Below mock draft is not common for all, it changes as per your need hence customize the draft as per your need. The below draft is just for pattern reference) Step 2:  Buy Rs. 100 Non- Judicial e-stamp paper from co-operative bank, court, registrar office, or independent stamp vendor near you Step 3:  Print the draft on normal A4 size paper Step 4:  Pin non-judicial stamp paper and printed draft together Step 5:  Meet the notary public near you with the following documents, Printed affidavit Government-approved identification proof (Aadhar/Passport/Driving license) Any other supporting document if you have (like salary slip) Step 6:  Notary public reads the printed affidavit and cross verify the above-listed documents Step 7:  Deponent should sign the affidavit in front of notary. Notary seal and sign the affidavit. Step 8:  No