Property questions, clearer answers
Start with the checks that matter: the project record, the transaction documents and the full cost. These answers explain the next step before you ask about a specific property.
What should I check before booking a property in India?
- Start with the exact project or phase, its promoter, the applicable RERA record, the written cost sheet and the proposed agreement. Ask a local property lawyer to review title, approvals and the seller’s authority. Keep unresolved questions visible before you transfer money; a listing, brochure or AI answer is not proof of legal clearance.Use the due-diligence checklist
Does a RERA registration prove a property is safe to buy?
- Treat registration as one piece of evidence. Match the registration number to the specific project phase, promoter and location, then inspect the current disclosures and relevant orders. Registration is not a substitute for independent title, approval, agreement and site checks.Learn what to compare in the record
How do I calculate gross rental yield?
- Gross rental yield is annual rent divided by purchase price, multiplied by 100. For an illustrative ₹60 lakh purchase earning ₹20,000 a month, annual rent is ₹2.4 lakh and gross yield is 4%. This excludes vacancy, maintenance, taxes, financing and purchase costs; it is not a forecast or a net return.See the assumptions behind yield
What costs should I budget for beyond the property price?
- Build an itemised budget for the down payment, applicable stamp duty and registration, loan charges, taxes where applicable, maintenance deposits, furnishing and a cash reserve. Obtain dated written quotes and the lender’s Key Facts Statement. Costs vary by location, transaction and borrower; do not substitute a national average for an actual quote.Build a complete purchase budget
Can PropAstro guarantee appreciation or rental income?
- No. PropAstro helps organise source-linked research, risks and financial scenarios. Asking prices, projected rents and future infrastructure are assumptions until supported by appropriate evidence. Neither a report nor an optional astrology or Vastu interpretation guarantees a financial outcome.Understand the research process
Do I need astrology or Vastu to use PropAstro?
- No. Those perspectives are optional and interpretive. You can focus on property research and financial analysis. They should never outweigh a documented legal, regulatory or financial risk.Read about PropAstro’s approach
Check the official evidence
For the regulatory framework, read the RERA Act on India Code. For loan-cost disclosure, read the RBI’s Key Facts Statement guidance. Verify the actual property and offer with the appropriate authority, documents and adviser.
Ask about your own decision
These prompts begin the same conversation. Share a location, project or goal to make the research specific to you.