Legal due diligence is a must-do before buying, selling, leasing, or investing in property. It protects you from fraud, disputes, and hidden liabilities.

 When Is It Required?

• Before buying or selling any property

• During resale transactions (especially older properties)

• Before signing Joint Development Agreements (JDA)

• For commercial leases or builder tie-ups

• When investing in high-value or disputed assets

Process Overview:

1. Title Verification – Check ownership history and clarity

2. Encumbrance Check – Ensure no loans, liens, or legal claims

3. Document Review – Sale deed, EC, mutation, tax receipts, approvals

4. Physical Inspection – Match layout with sanctioned plans

5. Compliance Check – RERA registration, NOCs, zoning laws

6. Legal Opinion – Lawyer issues a report confirming property is safe to buy

Timeline:

• Basic due diligence: 3–7 working days

• Enhanced due diligence (for complex cases): 10–15 days

Key Benefits:

• Avoids fraud and litigation

• Ensures clean title and ownership

• Helps in loan approvals and resale

• Boosts buyer confidence and negotiation power