Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ for Property Sellers
Answer: You can list your property by signing up on our website, filling out the property details, and submitting all necessary information and documents. Once verified, your listing will go live on our platform.
Answer: Generally, you’ll need proof of ownership, property tax receipts, approved building plans, and an occupancy certificate (if applicable). Our team can guide you with a complete list based on your property type.
Answer: Listings are typically reviewed and approved within 24-48 hours. Once approved, your property will appear on the site.
Answer: Basic listings are free, but we also offer premium listing options for better visibility. Check our pricing page for details.
Answer: You can list residential, commercial, and industrial properties, including apartments, houses, office spaces, retail spaces, and more.
Answer: Yes, we allow listings for both residential and commercial properties. You can specify the property type when creating your listing.
Answer: Our platform uses SEO and targeted marketing to reach interested buyers. Premium listing options also offer features like highlighting and top placements for more visibility.
Answer: You will need to provide details such as the property location, size, price, photos, description, and any unique features. The more information you provide, the better your listing’s appeal.
Answer: You can edit your listing by logging into your account, navigating to your property dashboard, and selecting the “Edit” option. Updates will appear after a quick review.
Answer: Yes, you can list multiple properties under one account. Each property will need a separate listing form, but you can manage all of them from your dashboard.
Answer: Yes, we offer premium features to promote listings, such as top placements and highlighted listings. These options can increase visibility and attract more potential buyers.
Answer: We provide a pricing guide based on local market trends. Our agents can also offer expert advice to help you set a competitive price that attracts buyers.
Answer: Interested buyers can contact you directly through the inquiry form on your listing page. You will receive an email notification with each inquiry for easy follow-up.
Answer: No, we are transparent with our pricing. Any fees associated with premium listings or additional services will be clearly outlined.
Answer: Yes, our platform provides a dashboard where you can monitor the views, inquiries, and performance of your listing.
Answer: Once you find an interested buyer, you can negotiate and finalize the deal offline. We can also connect you with experts for legal documentation and closing services if needed.
Answer: Buyers who are interested will leave their contact details through the inquiry form. You can respond to them via email or phone, depending on the contact details they provide.
Answer: Yes, we have a network of professionals who can help with property documentation, legal formalities, and compliance checks. Contact our support team for more information.
Answer: Yes, you can remove or deactivate your listing at any time from your account dashboard.
Answer: It’s always a good idea to consider each offer carefully. Our team can provide advice on evaluating offers to make sure you get the best deal.
Question about renting
To rent a commercial property, you’ll generally need a few standard documents:
- ID Proof: A government-issued ID, such as Aadhaar or PAN card, for all authorized signatories.
- Business Registration Certificate: If renting for a business, this shows the legal establishment of your business.
- GST Registration: For businesses that qualify, a GST registration is typically required.
- Lease Agreement: Signed by both parties, outlining the rental terms.
- Financial Documents: Often, bank statements or other financial proofs may be needed to assess financial stability.
Monthly rent for commercial spaces is generally based on:
- Area: Measured in square feet or square meters.
- Location: Prime locations often cost more due to high demand.
- Property Type: Fully furnished spaces may have higher rates than bare-shell properties.
- Additional Services: Security, maintenance, or shared facilities might add to the cost.
Important points to review include:
- Lease Duration: Confirm the length of the lease and any renewal terms.
- Rent Increases: Some leases have annual rent escalation clauses.
- Maintenance and Repairs: Clarify who is responsible for these costs.
- Exit Clauses: Understand penalties or conditions if you need to end the lease early.
- Usage Restrictions: Ensure that the property’s permitted usage aligns with your business needs.
Yes, additional charges may include:
- Maintenance Fees: For property upkeep and common area maintenance.
- Security Deposit: Usually equivalent to 2-3 months’ rent, refundable at lease end.
- Utilities: Electricity, water, and internet are often billed separately.
- Property Tax: In some cases, tenants may need to share in paying property tax.
Lease terms usually range from 1 to 3 years, with options for renewal. Most leases include an extension clause, allowing tenants to renew under similar or slightly updated terms. Be sure to discuss renewal conditions with the property owner or agent before signing.