Before discussing interiors, amenities, or payment plans, buyers should understand the documentation behind a property. Clear paperwork protects both the buyer and the developer, and it keeps expectations grounded from the first conversation.
Start with title documents, sanctioned plans, ownership chain, tax receipts, encumbrance status, and the exact payment schedule. For under-construction properties, ask how progress will be communicated and what documents will be shared at each milestone.
A careful buyer should also review possession timelines, maintenance responsibilities, cancellation clauses, stamp duty, registration charges, and any additional charges mentioned in the agreement. The goal is simple: know what is being bought, when it is delivered, and what is included.