Frequently Asked Questions
Question about Buying and Selling
A non-Uttarakhandi can own 300 square yards (gaj) in their name. If you want to buy more than 300 square yards (1 nali), you can register the additional land in the names of family members.
You need to pay token money of 5 to 10% in Advance. The registry process usually takes 1 to 3 months.
You can build up to 4 or 5 floors without needing any special permission.
Yes, the process takes about 3 months.
Non-Uttarakhandis can purchase both residential and commercial properties within the specified land ownership limit. However, they should consult local regulations for specific property types.
Yes, many banks and financial institutions offer home loans and property financing options for purchasing land and buildings in Uttarakhand.
Required documents typically include identity proof, address proof, PAN card, photographs, and relevant property documents such as sale deed, mutation certificate, and land records.
Property tax is calculated based on the area, type of property, and its usage. It is essential to consult with local authorities to understand the specific tax rates and payment procedures.
Uttarakhand offers various incentives for investors, including subsidies for tourism-related projects and relaxed norms for eco-friendly construction. It is advisable to check with local authorities for specific incentives available.
Maintenance charges vary depending on the type and location of the property. Typically, these charges cover common area maintenance, security, and utilities. It is essential to clarify maintenance costs with the property seller or association.
Verify property documents by checking with local land records offices and consulting legal experts to ensure all documents are authentic and the property has a clear title.
Yes, property owners can rent out their properties. It is advisable to have a proper rental agreement and comply with local rental laws and regulations.