Purchasing area or plot has in a manner to turn into an exceptional thing nowadays particularly in enormous urban communities in light of the fact that the land is rare item and the pride is related with having your own plot where you can fabricate the house according to your desire. 

Right now will reveal to you some significant things that you should know before buying any property in India. 

In the event that you happen to visit any land show, you will run over numerous plots extends alongside the private condo plans. These plots are by and large inside 20-100 km of the city span and frequently promoted as a subsequent home or summer home. 

On it, the estimating is appealing (frequently inside 5-20 lacs) and there is likewise the office of portions which makes it too simple to even think about owning a plot. The arrangement is regularly paying a token sum and pay the rest sum in parts (EMI). 

In any case, a typical man is regularly not mindful of the dangers related with purchasing land and the complexities associated with it. Purchasing a land is a totally different sort of ballgame out and out contrasted with purchasing a level (which is a lot more secure), and today I am endeavoring to make things simple for you to comprehend.

• Is the land on the name of the builder?                                                                         The first question you should ask the salesperson is that if the builder has legal rights to sell the land or not. Find out who is the current owner of the land? Is it a builder himself or not?

A lot of builders either buy the entire land from the previous owner or enter into a joint agreement with the owners to sell or develop the land and sell the plot scheme. No matter what, make sure that this part is clear. Ask for the documents which clearly show the builder has legal rights on the plot himself.

• Has the developer taken a loan from Bank for the project?                                                                          Developers regularly take a bank credit for the Plot conspires and even private plans. It's an indication that the developer is increasingly genuine about the task and it's likewise a positive sign, supposing that there is the cash with manufacturer which will be explicitly utilized for the venture improvement. 

  The manufacturer isn't reliant completely on the development cash the home purchasers. It shows that there is an income devoted to the venture and the issue of money crunch will be limited. 

  It's not generally the case the plan has a bank advance, yet at the same time enquire about it. In the event that bank advance is there, it's confirmation that the bank has done intensive check from their side on the legalities and at exactly that point allowed a major sum (frequently in crores)

• Where is the NA order?                                                                           Of course, all the land in India is " AGRICULTURE LAND", except if it's characterized for some other reason by the govt. So a real estate parcel is either agrarian or non-farming (normally called as NA in land industry) 

  Horticultural land can be utilized for Agri reason, while in the event that you need to do some other thing other than farming, at that point one needs to initially change over that Agri land to non-rural (NA) 

  Anyway in light of the fact that a land has got NA status, doesn't imply that one can begin utilizing it for private reason, in light of the fact that there are different sorts of NA like 

  NA – Commercial 

  NA – Warehouses 

  NA – Resort 

  NA – IT 

  NA – Residential (this is where one can assemble a private house) 

  So if a plot of land is type NA – Resort, that implies that that one can fabricate a hotel there, yet can't make a private plan. On the off chance that a plot is NA – stockroom, at that point one can construct a distribution center there for business purposes, however can't make private plans and offer to the basic man. 

  So you have to search for "NA – Residential" Plot 

  Things being what they are, the fact of the matter is that you have to ask the developer/sales rep, if the plot of land you are intending to purchase is "NA-Residential" or not? Approach them for a duplicate of that. A great deal of different sorts of NA plots are sold as "NA plot, gatherer endorsed" which is a deceptive thing. 

  I am joining an example NA request underneath (from Maharashtra) for you too simply get a vibe of what it looks like 

  Something else you must be extremely wary is "Proposed NA" plans. A ton of manufacturers attempt to sell a non-NA land revealing to you that its a proposed NA land, implies he has started the way toward changing over a land into NA plot, and the papers are as of now in process and "very soon", the land will become NA-private and how you will at that point receive the rewards of the significant expenses. 

  While there are chances that the change occurs, yet in the majority of the cases, its a trick to sell a modest land at significant expenses and regularly purchasers are stuck in the venture, in light of the fact that the land is just a bit of poo later. 

  Try not to get bulldozed, on the grounds that changing over an Agricultural land to NA-private is an extremely protracted procedure where a great deal of endorsements should be taken for it. There are situations where it's been 10-15 yrs it's "still in process"                                                             

  In this way, request that the salesman show you the NA request papers. View it yourself and don't succumb to the guarantees like its coming in 2 months or one week from now or anything like that. Try not to stall out into those sorts of arrangements. Comprehend one thing unmistakably, NA plots with clear title are constrained and rare, and frequently you should follow through on great cost for it, If the land cost is extremely inexpensive and it's guaranteed as NA-private, there is a decent possibility that it's phony or incredibly far away from as far as possible.

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  4. What is the FSI for the plot?

  Suppose you bought a plot of size 2000 sqft for building the house on it.

  How much construction can you do?

  Here comes the concept of the FSI or Floor space index. FSI simply means how much construction can be done on a piece of land and it depends on the location of the plot.

  FSI of 100% means if you have a plot of size 2000 sqft, you can build a house of 2000 sqft on that. If the FSI is 75 %, then you can only build 1500 sqft of house on that 2000 sqft land.