SHELTERING YOUR HEAD UNDER THE
PERFECT ROOF IS THE ART OF CHOICE
Home is a place that gives you unconditional love, happiness and comfort.
It is the place where you can bury your sorrows and shame without guilt. To
feel homely, you don’t need to the trappings of opulence. It’s the biggest
investment decision of your life and will take up most of your savings. Now you
need to find the property that’s the perfect fit for you, your family and
guests.
Prime Hub (Future in Perspective): It is not necessary that project on main roads has
location advantage; down the line, after some years it shouldn’t be the case
that you realize that you have done a mistake by selecting Residential Project
located on the main road because of increased traffic sound and commercial
activities. You should check for basic
facilities like grocery store, schools, hospitals, public transport and the
like rather, while selecting any location.
Get a hold on your temptation: Don’t go by the sample flat, it is meant to attract
customers and includes several furnishings that actual flat won’t have. A
sample flat is a decorative item. Therefore, don’t go by what you see and
inquire about each and every aspect of the house.
Builder Reputation: Check the history of
the builder/developer as a buyer/investor. Visit old buildings constructed by
the same builder, you will be in a position to decide upon the quality standard
followed by the builder. Check the past history so that you can make a
prediction that whether builder will provide the flat on promised possession
date or not.
Features and Specifications: Features are the building facilities and specifications are
related to facilities and amenities provided in the flat. Every
Builder/Developer gives host of features and specifications to lure buyers. The
important part in this regard is to understand which features and
specifications are of real use and which are cosmetic.
Financial helping hand (Loan facility): Builders often rope in banks for
hassle-free financing. Banks do a thorough check of the property, and the
prospective buyer doesn’t have to go through the hassle of getting the project
approved by a bank surveyor for a loan. Bank assures you of sound legal and
technical credentials.
Area Calculations: there are three basic and
commonly used terms which you will come across while buying any residential
flat/apartment and the list includes: The Carpet Area (area within the four
walls), Built up Area (area including the carpet area and area occupied by the
walls), Super Built up Area (area including the carpet area, built up area and
proportionate of common areas).
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