Why Technical audit strengthens regularisation application Matters and the Role of an Independent Audit Property regularisation is the formal process of obtaining legal approval for a building with construction deviations or compliance issues. For both NRIs and resident Indians, this process is critical for protecting investments and unlocking a property’s full potential. Without regularisation, a…

What to Expect from Regularisation Timelines India for Property Compliance Navigating property regularisation in India can feel like a grid, especially for Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) and resident Indians juggling complex schedules or investments from afar. Whether you’re dealing with a property that lacks an Occupancy Certificate (OC), facing issues with unauthorised construction, or seeking compliance…

A Guide for NRIs and Resident Indians on Bank Lending Regularised vs Unregularised Property Imagine you’ve found the perfect property in India a charming flat in Mumbai or a sprawling villa in Bangalore. You’re ready to apply for a home loan, but then you hear the terms “regularised” and “unregularised” property. Suddenly, you’re unsure whether…

Regularisation vs Redevelopment India and the Better Path to Value Deciding between regularisation vs redevelopment in India is a strategic choice for property owners, including NRIs and resident Indians. Regularisation offers a quick, cost-effective path to legal compliance, while redevelopment is a long-term investment that can significantly increase a property’s value. The best option depends…

Obtaining NOCs Utilities Civic Bodies Regularisation for Property Regularisation in India Navigating the complexities of property regularisation in India can feel like a daunting journey, especially for Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) and resident Indians managing assets from afar or amidst busy schedules. Have you ever wondered why obtaining essential NOCs from utilities and civic bodies for…

Understanding Land use deviation regularisation strategies Land use and planning regulations in India dictate how a property can be used – residential, commercial, agricultural, or mixed – and set parameters for construction, such as building height, setbacks, and floor area ratio (FAR). A deviation occurs when a property’s use or structure violates these rules. For…