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anu006 06-25-2015 10:33 AM

Tips for real estate developer's credential verification..
 
While buying a house, the biggest hurdle is checking the builder 's credentials.In the present market, not many developers have a record of delivering projects on time and fulfilling their promises.Even big developers are struggling to fi nish work on time. The situation is bad, especially in the Delhi National Capital Region(NCR) and the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), where the percentage of projects on schedule is 20 per cent and 15 per cent, respectively.While builders give a whole long list of reasons for these delays, in the end the burden is borne by buyers. So, it's up to them to do due diligence before buying. Following are some points to be remembered,

• COMPARE PAST RECORD WITH COMMITMENTS
• COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT DEVELOPER'S FINANCIAL HEALTH
• DEVELOPER RATING
• CHECK IF BANKS ARE GIVING LOAN OR NOT
• VISIT PAST PROJECTS
• READ FINE PRINT OF THE CONTRACT CAREFULLY

shub141989aga 06-25-2015 12:21 PM

thanks for sharing nice & valuable info..this is going to help new investors..

karthikkora 06-26-2015 06:05 AM

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Originally Posted by anu006 (Post 484716)
While buying a house, the biggest hurdle is checking the builder 's credentials.In the present market, not many developers have a record of delivering projects on time and fulfilling their promises.Even big developers are struggling to fi nish work on time. The situation is bad, especially in the Delhi National Capital Region(NCR) and the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), where the percentage of projects on schedule is 20 per cent and 15 per cent, respectively.While builders give a whole long list of reasons for these delays, in the end the burden is borne by buyers. So, it's up to them to do due diligence before buying. Following are some points to be remembered,

• COMPARE PAST RECORD WITH COMMITMENTS
• COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT DEVELOPER'S FINANCIAL HEALTH
• DEVELOPER RATING
• CHECK IF BANKS ARE GIVING LOAN OR NOT
• VISIT PAST PROJECTS
• READ FINE PRINT OF THE CONTRACT CAREFULLY

thanks for the points mentioned

tejaas 06-27-2015 12:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by anu006 (Post 484716)
While buying a house, the biggest hurdle is checking the builder 's credentials.In the present market, not many developers have a record of delivering projects on time and fulfilling their promises.Even big developers are struggling to fi nish work on time. The situation is bad, especially in the Delhi National Capital Region(NCR) and the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), where the percentage of projects on schedule is 20 per cent and 15 per cent, respectively.While builders give a whole long list of reasons for these delays, in the end the burden is borne by buyers. So, it's up to them to do due diligence before buying. Following are some points to be remembered,

• COMPARE PAST RECORD WITH COMMITMENTS
• COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT DEVELOPER'S FINANCIAL HEALTH
• DEVELOPER RATING
• CHECK IF BANKS ARE GIVING LOAN OR NOT
• VISIT PAST PROJECTS
• READ FINE PRINT OF THE CONTRACT CAREFULLY

thats a very valuable post,
thanks!!

jyoti_singh 06-27-2015 04:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by anu006 (Post 484716)
While buying a house, the biggest hurdle is checking the builder 's credentials.In the present market, not many developers have a record of delivering projects on time and fulfilling their promises.Even big developers are struggling to fi nish work on time. The situation is bad, especially in the Delhi National Capital Region(NCR) and the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), where the percentage of projects on schedule is 20 per cent and 15 per cent, respectively.While builders give a whole long list of reasons for these delays, in the end the burden is borne by buyers. So, it's up to them to do due diligence before buying. Following are some points to be remembered,

• COMPARE PAST RECORD WITH COMMITMENTS
• COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT DEVELOPER'S FINANCIAL HEALTH
• DEVELOPER RATING
• CHECK IF BANKS ARE GIVING LOAN OR NOT
• VISIT PAST PROJECTS
• READ FINE PRINT OF THE CONTRACT CAREFULLY

Thanks for the information...
Buyers should always check the duration in which the past projects were completed to have an idea of whether the developers have the capacity to complete the project on time or not.

tejaas 06-30-2015 03:25 AM

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Originally Posted by anu006 (Post 484716)
..... Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), where the percentage of projects on schedule is 20 per cent and 15 per cent, respectively.While builders give a whole long list of reasons for these delays, in the end the burden is borne by buyers.......

there are bound to be delays in completion of projects,
but there have been cases where the developers have made sure that the customers who have invested in them are not faced by any burdens and they do compensate for such.

Percy Hanley 07-02-2015 04:14 AM

I really appreciate you for sharing this sort of useful knowledge with us. It's really good for buyers who want to interested in huge investments.

tejaas 07-06-2015 12:00 AM

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LokeshKumar 07-14-2015 04:44 AM

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Originally Posted by anu006 (Post 484716)
While buying a house, the biggest hurdle is checking the builder 's credentials.In the present market, not many developers have a record of delivering projects on time and fulfilling their promises.Even big developers are struggling to fi nish work on time. The situation is bad, especially in the Delhi National Capital Region(NCR) and the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), where the percentage of projects on schedule is 20 per cent and 15 per cent, respectively.While builders give a whole long list of reasons for these delays, in the end the burden is borne by buyers. So, it's up to them to do due diligence before buying. Following are some points to be remembered,

• COMPARE PAST RECORD WITH COMMITMENTS
• COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT DEVELOPER'S FINANCIAL HEALTH
• DEVELOPER RATING
• CHECK IF BANKS ARE GIVING LOAN OR NOT
• VISIT PAST PROJECTS
• READ FINE PRINT OF THE CONTRACT CAREFULLY

Valuable information what you have shared. Thank you...

tejaas 07-14-2015 11:36 PM

if i am not mistaken,
I read somewhere that when taking a home loan, the bank does a background check for the builders reputation and ratings along with the customers to ascertain their authenticity.

raamcruise 07-29-2015 05:25 AM

just a minor verification,jus to check if the assets really exists or not,generally bank keeps the property documents as a security

rajsingh 08-08-2015 02:09 AM

You have to check about the existance of everything.

Pappu Paul 08-10-2015 11:46 PM

Before investing check the document very nicely

Himanshu Basu 08-19-2015 03:37 AM

Thanks for the information.

Himanshu Basu 08-20-2015 05:16 AM

Legally all should be checked at first and then only one should go forward. Its better that way.


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