Frequently Asked Questions
Question about selling
You will need the Sale Deed, Title Deed, Mutation Certificate, Encumbrance Certificate, Tax Receipts, Occupancy Certificate (if applicable), and your ID/address proof (Voter, Aadhaar, PAN card Should be phone number linked).
Ensure the property is well-maintained, complete all legal documents, highlight key features, and consider home staging. Listing through a professional agent helps you reach genuine buyers.
At SPC Real Estate, we maintain a transparent brokerage structure that ensures fair practices for all stakeholders—whether you are a seller, builder, or promoter. Our brokerage represents the professional services we provide in connecting properties with the right buyers, ensuring smooth transactions, and handling end-to-end support.
Question about Buying
Verify the property’s RERA registration (Since 2025), Title Deed, Mutation Certificate, Encumbrance Certificate, approvals from local authorities, and ensure no pending dues.
Yes. Most banks provide loans up to 80–90% of the property value, depending on eligibility. The property must have clear titles and necessary approvals. You Should be buy a property through cash/NEFT/RTGS but before searching property papers by good legal Authority.
A resale property has been previously owned and may have some age, while a new property is purchased directly from the builder/developer. Each has its own advantages in price, possession time, and condition.
Property brokerage is generally paid after the deal is finalized and both parties agree on the transaction terms. You should never pay the full brokerage fee before the completion of the deal.
For WBRERA Approved New Properties, buyers usually do not need to pay any brokerage, since these projects are promoted directly by builders and agents under RERA compliance. Transactions are transparent, and customers can buy at zero brokerage cost.
However, for resale properties, brokerage becomes applicable. You should pay the brokerage only after the deal is finalized