Owners tell us what they want to sell and at what expectation. We review the details, suggest a realistic range, and share the property only with matching buyers. Your phone number is never published.
Who this is for
- Individual owners
- Authorised representatives and power-of-attorney holders
- Builders with unsold inventory
How it works
- Private intakeFill the listing request. Contact details stay private by default.
- Review and price guidanceWe compare with recent local asks and tell you where your expectation sits.
- Controlled sharingDetails go to matching buyers. Public listing happens only with your consent.
- Buyer screeningWe confirm the buyer's seriousness and funding route before arranging visits.
- Closing supportAgreement and registration are handled by lawyers. We coordinate dates and documents.
Documents to keep ready
- Title deed and chain of ownership
- Approved map and possession proof
- Tax and utility receipts
- Owner ID and, for a representative, a valid registered authority
- Loan closure letter if the property was mortgaged
What we do
- Prepare a clean listing
- Screen enquiries
- Arrange visits
- Coordinate paperwork timeline
What we do not do
- Collect token money on your behalf unless written authority and receipt exist
- Promise a sale price or date
- Publish your number
Legal safety for sellers
- Only the owner or a person with a valid registered authority can sell. A power of attorney should be properly executed and, where required, registered under the Registration Act, 1908.
- Disclose existing loans, disputes and encumbrances. Concealment can create liability under the Indian Contract Act, 1872 and, if deliberate, under section 318 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 (cheating).
- Capital gains and TDS rules apply on sale. The Income-tax Act, 2025 came into force on 1 April 2026 and replaced the 1961 Act, so section numbers have changed. Confirm with a Chartered Accountant.
- A token or advance should always be documented in writing with a receipt. Beware of buyers who ask you to pay a fee first to release a payment.
Laws referred to
Transfer of Property Act, 1882Act 4 of 1882 · 17 February 1882
Registration Act, 1908Act 16 of 1908 · 1908
Indian Contract Act, 1872Act 9 of 1872 · 25 April 1872
Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023Act 45 of 2023 · Assent 25 December 2023
Income-tax Act, 2025Act 30 of 2025 · Assent 21 August 2025
Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017Act 12 of 2017 · 12 April 2017
Full register with status and official sources: Legal references. This page is general information, not legal advice. Please consult a qualified advocate for your transaction.
Frequently asked questions
Will my number be public?
No. Contact details are kept private and shared only with a screened buyer when you allow it.
How fast will it sell?
We cannot promise a time or price. Genuine pricing and clean documents help most.
