Every property
The basics
- Sale deed (copy)
- Patta or chitta
- Latest property tax receipt
- EB card copy
- Approved building plan
Vybhav Associates
What to keep ready · what you get · how long it takes
Most people have never commissioned a valuation before and the bank rarely explains it. Here is the whole thing, start to finish.
Not every one of these applies to every property. Missing something? Call anyway — most gaps can be worked around, and it is better to find out on the phone than on the day.
Every property
Flats & apartments
Land & industrial
Tell us the property type, the location and which bank has asked for the report. You get the fee and the timeline on that same call — nothing is booked before you agree the number.
A visit is fixed at your convenience. Measurements are taken room by room, photographs are recorded from every elevation, and the surrounding locality is noted for the comparables.
Patta, sale deed, approved plan and tax receipts are cross-checked against what is physically standing on the land. Deviations from the sanctioned plan are recorded, because the bank will find them anyway.
The signed report reaches you and your bank in the prescribed format — soft copy first, hard copy on request.
Residential and commercial buildings, vacant land and agricultural plots, industrial sheds, and plant & machinery. Fair market value certificates for legal and family settlement purposes are prepared to the same standard.
Purposes covered include home loans, loan against property, mortgage renewal, takeover from another bank, capital gains, visa and immigration, court and partition matters.
Ready when you are
Fee and timeline on the first call. If your bank has put you on a deadline, say so — urgent cases can be moved up.
Call 99432 41400