How to sell flat
Selling a Flat
1. Prepare Your Flat for Sale
- Declutter & Clean: Make your flat look spacious and well-maintained.
- Repairs & Renovations: Fix any damages (leaky taps, peeling paint, broken tiles, etc.).
- Painting & Staging: A fresh coat of paint and good lighting can increase appeal.
2. Set the Right Price
- Research the market price of similar flats in your area.
- Check property listing websites like 99acres, MagicBricks, NoBroker for reference.
- Get a professional property valuation if needed.
3. Market Your Flat
- List on Real Estate Websites: Post on platforms like
- 99acres
- MagicBricks
- Housing.com
- OLX
- NoBroker
- Use High-Quality Photos & Videos: Highlight key features (balcony view, interiors, amenities, etc.).
- Write a Detailed Description: Include details like
- Number of rooms, area in sq. ft.
- Nearby schools, hospitals, transport hubs
- Parking, security, and other amenities
- Leverage Social Media & Word-of-Mouth: Share on WhatsApp groups, Facebook Marketplace, and Telegram channels.
4. Work with a Real Estate Agent
- Hire a trusted local agent with experience in your area.
- They can find buyers, handle negotiations, and paperwork.
- Agents usually charge a 1%-2% commission on the sale price.
5. Legal & Financial Documents to Keep Ready
- Sale Deed & Title Deed (proof of ownership)
- Encumbrance Certificate (EC) (shows no legal dues)
- Property Tax Receipts (latest paid bill)
- Occupancy Certificate (OC) & Completion Certificate (CC)
- Loan Clearance Certificate (if the flat has an active home loan)
6. Arrange Property Visits & Negotiate Smartly
- Schedule property visits at a convenient time.
- Highlight unique features (great view, furnished kitchen, proximity to metro, etc.).
- Be open to negotiation but stick to your minimum price.
7. Finalize the Sale & Register the Property
- Once the buyer agrees, draft a Sale Agreement with terms and conditions.
- Register the sale at the Sub-Registrar’s Office by paying stamp duty & registration fees.
- Transfer property ownership legally to the buyer.
Once a buyer agrees to purchase, complete the transaction legally.
1️⃣ Draft a Sale Agreement – This includes terms, conditions, payment schedule, and deposit details.
2️⃣ Receive the Token Advance – Usually 10%-20% of the final price as an initial deposit.
3️⃣ Register the Property – Both buyer and seller visit the Sub-Registrar’s Office to sign and register the sale deed.
4️⃣ Pay Stamp Duty & Registration Fees – The buyer typically bears this cost.
5️⃣ Handover Possession – Once full payment is received, hand over the property and keys.
Bonus Tips
✔️ Offer flexible payment terms (if possible).
✔️ If urgent, consider cash buyers or quick-sale options.
✔️ If using a broker, negotiate their commission.
Would you like help in drafting a property listing or legal document template?
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