The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has introduced comprehensive guidelines to safeguard homebuyers and ensure a secure real estate investment experience. The guidelines emphasize due diligence and transparency, urging buyers to ve
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The guidelines issued by MahaRERA are aimed at protecting homebuyers and ensuring a safe and transparent real estate investment experience. They emphasize due diligence and transparency, urging buyers to verify project details on the MahaRERA website.
Homebuyers should verify construction plans, Certificate of Commencement, title clearance report, details of ongoing or past litigations, and ensure that the Agreement for Sale and Allotment Letter align with MahaRERA's model drafts.
Developers must sign an agreement for sale if the payment exceeds 10% of the property's total cost, provide detailed parking information, and adhere to the 'Model Agreement for Sale' which includes clauses on force majeure, carpet area, defect liability, and conveyance deed.
MahaRERA mandates developers to utilize 70% of booking amounts for construction, submit quarterly updates on project progress, and publish key project details on its portal. Non-compliant projects face suspension and bank account freezes.
Homebuyers should verify that only MahaRERA-registered real estate agents are involved, ensure the project’s completion date is clearly mentioned, and maintain transparency in all dealings with standardized transactions based on carpet area.
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