Safety Guide

Your safety and trust are important to us. While we strive to provide a reliable platform for property listings, users should always apply their own judgment when evaluating any property or owner information.

Property descriptions, pricing, images, and other details are provided by the property owner and may sometimes contain errors or outdated information. Therefore, we strongly recommend that users independently verify all details before making any financial or legal commitments.

To help you stay safe, please review the checklist below before renting or purchasing a property.

How to Avoid Real Estate Fraud

• Never transfer money online (UPI, bank transfer, debit/credit card, etc.) to someone claiming to be a property owner unless you have verified their identity.
• Do not pay any property visit charges, gate pass fees, booking charges, or advance deposits before physically visiting the property.
• Always meet the owner in person or arrange a video call to confirm their identity.
• Visit the property yourself to verify the location, condition, and surroundings.
• Carefully inspect the interior and exterior of the property before making any commitments.
• Be cautious of listings that promise unusually low prices or guaranteed high returns on investment.
• Ensure the property listing contains clear and recent photographs of important areas such as bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen, and exterior.
• Verify the ownership documents and property title before making any payment or signing any agreement.
• Speak with neighbors or local residents if possible to confirm ownership and property details.
• Take time to understand the neighborhood, connectivity, security, and nearby facilities before finalizing your decision.

For Buyers or Property Investors

If you are planning to purchase a property, you should conduct thorough due diligence before proceeding with the transaction.

Recommended checks include:

• Verify the ownership documents and legal title of the property.
• Confirm the built-up area, carpet area, and other measurements using standardized units.
• Visit the property personally to confirm that the listing accurately represents the property.
• Ensure the property does not have any legal disputes, unpaid loans, or encumbrances.
• Check whether the property complies with applicable local regulations and development laws.
• If applicable, review compliance with the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA).
• Consider consulting a legal or real estate professional before completing any property transaction.

Disclaimer

This website provides a platform where property owners can publish information about their properties for sale or rent.

While we encourage accurate and genuine listings, the platform does not independently verify every property detail submitted by users. Therefore, we cannot guarantee the authenticity, completeness, or accuracy of all listings.

Users are strongly advised to perform independent verification and due diligence before making any financial decisions or entering into any real estate transaction.

By using this platform, you acknowledge that the responsibility for verifying property details and conducting transactions rests with the user.

For more information, please review our Terms and Conditions governing the use of this website.