FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Churuwala Homes is a real estate property listing platform that helps you discover residential projects from multiple developers across different locations. Instead of searching through multiple sources, you can explore project details, compare options, and find useful information in one place to make your home-buying journey simpler.

What You Can Do on Churuwala Homes
Explore residential projects across different locations.
Compare projects based on price, configuration, and amenities.
Check project highlights, specifications, and key information before making an enquiry.
Browse both New Launch and Ready-to-Move properties.
Connect with our team for property enquiries or site visit assistance.
Make more informed property decisions with organized project information.

Good to Know
We continuously work to keep project information clear and easy to understand. However, we always recommend verifying important legal documents, pricing, availability, and project details with the developer before making any purchase decision.

* Verify Ownership: Check the title deed and ownership history.
* Encumbrance Certificate (EC): Ensure the property is free from loans or legal liabilities.
* Land Records: Verify mutation records, survey details, and property boundaries.
* Seller Verification: Confirm the seller's identity and legal authority to sell.
* Approvals: Check building plan approval, Completion Certificate (CC), and Occupancy Certificate (OC), if applicable.
* RERA Registration: Verify RERA registration for under-construction projects.
*Clear Dues: Ensure all property taxes and utility bills are paid.
*Litigation Check: Confirm there are no pending legal disputes or government claims.
* Legal Opinion: Get the documents verified by a qualified property lawyer.

* Stamp Duty: Paid by the buyer to the State Government; rates vary by state.
* Registration Charges: Paid by the buyer to register the property legally.
* GST: Applicable only on under-construction properties purchased from a builder; not applicable on resale properties.
* Capital Gains Tax: Paid by the seller on the profit earned from selling the property (subject to applicable tax laws).
* TDS (Tax Deducted at Source): The buyer must deduct 1% TDS if the property's sale value is ₹50 lakh or more.
* Property Tax: Annual tax paid by the property owner to the local municipal authority after purchase.

*RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Authority): A regulatory body established under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 to regulate the real estate sector in India.
*Protects Homebuyers: Ensures transparency and accountability in real estate transactions.
*Mandatory Project Registration: Most residential and commercial projects must be registered with RERA before being marketed or sold.
*Prevents Fraud: Builders must disclose project details, approvals, timelines, and financial information.
*Timely Delivery: Holds developers accountable for project delays and provides remedies to buyers.
*Dispute Resolution: Offers a mechanism for resolving disputes between buyers and developers.
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