A practical framework for evaluating developers, projects, payment plans, approvals, delivery risk and resale potential.
Check land ownership, relevant authority approvals, approved building plans and the exact unit or plot being sold. Marketing material is not a substitute for official documentation.
Study completed projects, possession history, quality, complaints, escalation charges and how the developer handled delays.
Calculate booking, confirmation, monthly, quarterly or half-yearly payments, possession charges, transfer fees, taxes, utility charges and any escalation clause.
Pause when approval identity is unclear, the payment schedule is incomplete, returns are guaranteed without enforceable terms, or pressure is used to avoid document review.
Consider who may buy or rent the property later, realistic demand, transfer restrictions, holding period and transaction costs.
Information is for general guidance only. Friends Property Network is not responsible for project delays, non-delivery, possession delays, escalation or developer-imposed charges, approval changes, investment loss or developer default. Conduct independent legal, financial and technical due diligence before investing.