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legal checklist for buying a property

legal checklist for buying a property



What is the basic legal due diligence that a property buyer must do, to safeguard one’s investment and insure clear title to the property?
  • Verification of title and ownership of the seller. ...
  • Verify the identity of the seller. ...
  • Conversion and land use permissions. ...
  • Construction approvals. ...
  • Occupancy certificate. ...
  • Check the status of tax payment. ...
  • Encumbrance. ...
  • Physical survey and access to the property. 

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