Before finalizing a property, ensure you verify the sale deed, title deed, approved layout plan, encumbrance certificate, RERA registration (if applicable), and identity of the seller or developer.

A government-approved property will have all necessary sanctions from local authorities, including approved building plans, land-use certificates, and relevant NOCs. Always request to see these documents or consult a legal advisor.

Home loans are generally approved for legally verified, government-approved, and RERA-registered properties. Banks may deny or delay loans for projects without clear approvals.

Plots offer flexibility and long-term appreciation, while apartments provide convenience, amenities, and faster occupancy. Your decision should depend on your lifestyle, budget, and investment goals.

RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Authority) is a government body that ensures transparency and accountability in the real estate sector. Projects registered under RERA protect buyers by guaranteeing timely delivery and legal clarity.