Ensure a smooth property buying experience by verifying your real estate agent's credentials in Maharashtra
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MahaRERA is the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority, a statutory body established to regulate and promote the real estate sector in Maharashtra.
Verifying a real estate agent's credentials ensures that they are registered with MahaRERA, have the necessary expertise, and are committed to industry standards and best practices.
A valid certificate of registration indicates that the agent has completed the required training and has met the necessary criteria, ensuring they are qualified to practice as a real estate agent.
You can check if a real estate agent is registered with MahaRERA by visiting the official website and searching for the agent's name or registration number.
Working with a reputable real estate agent ensures a smooth and stress-free property buying experience, as they are committed to industry standards and best practices.
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