INVESTING? ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW…

If 'Why should I invest?' is what is going on in your mind, we can guide you through your dilemma.

Investing is probably the best way to secure your future. And we definitely condone it! But the question is not "Why", it is "HOW"?!

Read on…

Firstly, here are a few tips to keep in mind while investing in a piece of land:-

Identify a piece of land which is closer to future market drivers. Remember, location is very important. Once the identification is done, probe into the legal status of the area. This way, unwanted risks and complications can be avoided.

For best returns, invest when the property prices / entry costs of new projects are low.

As far as Ahmedabad is concerned, investors are at an all time high with so many competitive investment options galore!

Areas like S.G.Highway, S.P.Ring Road and Bopal are developing at a surprisingly fast rate. Not just flats and apartments, but ambitious 'mini cities' and townships are under construction too and how!!

Godrej Garden City and Adani's Shantigram – the largest township of Gujarat are amongst the most discussed and sought after investment projects today. If you are looking for more details, you can read all about these and many more properties in our earlier posts.

Once you finalize on a property and have made up your mind to buy it, here's what you need to keep in mind:-

The land you choose might be under litigation / embarked for government projects / categorized for protection and so on. Or worse, it might not bear water or power supply! Thus, it is very important to keep your eyes, ears and mind open while choosing the area, locality and finally the plot.

Take the 'negative approach' to eliminate conflicting factors before the purchase.  

Now that you are ready to purchase your land, follow the checklist for making sure the process is 100% legal, safe and secure. Make sure you ask for:-

1) The title deed. This legal document provides you your right to the property.

2) The encumbrance certificate. This document certifies the lack of legal disputes over the property.

3) The release certificate. A release certificate is needed if the property was pledged to someone else in the past.

4) The surveyor's report which will establish the dimensions and measurements of the plot.

5) And finally, the power of attorney in case of an NRI owner.

Happy Investing!