PROPERTY VALUATION

Why Connect Cochi

  • Personalised Evaluation methods
  • Inspection of property by experts
  • Comprehensive property valuation report
  • Advance Market Study tools
  • Experienced Team
  • One-stop valuation
  • Valuation reports
  • Ethical Standards
  • Process supported by technology

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    How it works

    Submit complete details of the property

    Assign Relationship Manager

    Appoint Evaluation Consultant

    Market Study in that area

    Prepare Evaluation report

    Discuss the report with the Owner

    After evaluation support

    BLOGS

    Important Factors Affecting Property Valuation

    A property purchase is included of several milestones. Once you are ready with your finances to buy a property, …

    Methods to Find Valuation of Properties

    Owning a property will branch out your investment portfolio and provides a financial security.

    What Is Property Valuation

    A property valuation is an inspection which help determine the current market value of a property. Buyers always request a property valuation if they are …

    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

    How much does Property Registration cost?

    The cost of property registration includes stamp duty and the registration fee. Both the charges are calculated based on the value of your property. Also, the charges may vary from state to state.

    How is the stamp duty on Property Registration calculated in India?

    The stamp duty is the fee charged by the state governments to validate your property registration. This duty is calculated as a percentage of the property’s value. In India, the stamp duty charged is generally in the range of 5%-7% of property’s value.

    Also, in some states, women property owners get concessions on stamp duty. For example: In Delhi, if the owner is a woman, the stamp duty is just 4%, as compared to 6% if the owner is a man.

    What all should a Sale Deed include?

    There are certain things that a sale deed should include. Check them out:

    • Full details of the parties involved
    • Details of the property being bought/sold
    • Sale consideration (price at which property is sold)
    • Indemnity & Encumbrance clauses
    • Property handover/possession date