FAQs
Read most frequent questions
What is the first step of the home buying process?
The first step is a short consultation to define your goal (living, investment, citizenship), budget, preferred city/area, and payment method. Then we shortlist suitable options and explain the full steps, fees, and required documents before you commit.
How long does it take to buy a home?
It depends on the property and documents. In many cases, once documents are ready and the title deed (tapu) appointment is booked, the transfer can be completed within a few days. If there are extra procedures or missing paperwork, it can take longer.
What is a seller’s market?
A seller’s market is when demand is higher than supply, so sellers have stronger negotiating power and properties can sell faster. In this situation, pricing and acting quickly on good deals becomes more important.
What kind of credit score do I need to buy a home?
Credit score matters mainly when you plan to use a bank mortgage. Requirements vary by bank, residency status, and income documentation. If you’re buying in cash, a credit score is usually not required.
How much do I need for a down payment?
If you’re buying with a mortgage, the down payment depends on the bank, property type, and your profile. If you’re buying in cash, there is no down payment—only the purchase amount plus official fees and related costs.
What is earnest money?
Earnest money is a small amount paid to reserve a property and show serious intent. It’s usually deducted from the final price, but the terms must be written clearly (refund conditions, deadlines, and what happens if either party cancels).
