Our due diligence process covers every aspect of property ownership, legal compliance, and potential risks to ensure your investment is secure.
Comprehensive examination of all critical property documents
Common issues that could jeopardize your property investment
Legal disputes or court cases involving the property
Missing or invalid title documents and approvals
Multiple claimants or unclear ownership history
Outstanding property taxes, maintenance, or utility bills
Systematic approach to comprehensive property verification
Gather all property-related documents from seller
Verify ownership chain and title authenticity
Search for litigation, liens, and legal issues
Verify regulatory compliance and approvals
Comprehensive report with findings and recommendations
Typical timeframe for comprehensive property verification
Residential apartments and simple ownership structures
Independent houses, commercial properties, or complex ownership
Properties with litigation history or documentation issues
Common questions about due diligence services
You'll need the sale agreement, title deed, previous sale deeds, encumbrance certificate, property tax receipts, building approvals, and any other property-related documents provided by the seller.
We typically check the property's history for the past 30 years or until we reach the original title, whichever is applicable. This ensures a complete chain of ownership verification.
Missing documents are a red flag. We'll advise you on the risks and help you request the necessary documents from the seller. Some missing documents can be obtained from government offices.
Yes, we conduct thorough searches in civil and criminal courts to identify any pending litigation, disputes, or legal issues involving the property or its previous owners.
We'll document all issues in detail and provide recommendations. Depending on the severity, you may choose to negotiate with the seller, seek legal remedies, or reconsider the purchase.
Yes, we verify that all property taxes are paid up to date and check for any outstanding dues. Unpaid taxes can become the buyer's responsibility after purchase.
Yes, many minor title issues can be resolved. We'll identify the problems and suggest solutions, such as obtaining affidavits, correcting documents, or getting clearances from relevant authorities.
Yes, even reputed builders can have issues with approvals, land acquisition, or legal compliance. Due diligence ensures the builder has clear title and all necessary permissions.
Our report includes complete title verification, legal compliance status, litigation search results, financial clearances, risk assessment, and detailed recommendations for each finding.
Comprehensive legal verification for your peace of mind
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