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Property Due Diligence in India: Verify Title and Uncover Risks Before You Buy, Done for You
Property due diligence is the legal investigation you run before you buy, to confirm the seller truly holds a clear, marketable title and that the property is free of disputes, dues, and missing approvals. It is the difference between buying with confidence and inheriting someone else’s problem. PropResolve runs your property due diligence in India end to end: title search, encumbrance and litigation checks, approval and revenue-record verification, and a written legal opinion you can act on. Once the title is clear we handle the property documentation, the property transfer, and the property mutation that follows.

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Know Exactly What You Are Buying
A property can look perfect on paper until someone actually checks it. Due diligence is where a hidden co-owner, a pending court case, an unconverted land use, or an unpaid loan surfaces, before your money is committed, not after. Catching a problem at this stage costs a fee. Catching it after you have paid can cost the property.
We verify title under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 and registration under the Registration Act, 1908, search the encumbrance record, and check court cases, statutory approvals, and revenue records. You receive a written legal opinion that tells you, plainly, whether the title is clear and marketable and what risks remain.

When You Need Property Due Diligence
- Before Buying a Resale Property: Confirming clear title and no outstanding dues before you pay.
- Before an Under-Construction Booking: Checking RERA registration, approvals, and the builder's title to the land.
- Before Lending or Investing: Verifying the security is sound before funds go out.
- Inherited or Jointly Owned Property: Confirming every heir and co-owner has the right to sell.
- Before a High-Value Lease: Verifying the lessor's right to lease the premises.
- Buying from Abroad: Independent verification when you cannot inspect the property in person.
What a Property Due Diligence Covers
Due diligence is a set of independent checks across the legal, revenue, and approval status of a property. The table below sets out the core checks we run and why each one matters before you commit.

| Check | What We Verify | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Title Search | The chain of ownership through the mother deed and prior deeds | Confirms the seller can legally sell |
| Encumbrance Check | Loans, mortgages, and charges in the encumbrance certificate | Ensures the property is free of dues |
| Litigation Search | Pending or past court cases on the property or parties | Avoids buying into a dispute |
| Statutory Approvals | Building plan sanction, occupancy and completion certificates, and RERA | Confirms the construction is legal |
| Revenue Records | Mutation, khata, and property tax status | Confirms records and dues are in order |
| Land Use and Zoning | Conversion status and permitted use of the land | Confirms the land can be used as intended |
| Seller Identity and Capacity | Identity, authority, and any power of attorney or guardianship | Prevents fraud and unauthorised sales |
A clear report is the start, not the finish. Once due diligence confirms the title, we draft and vet the papers through our property documentation service and complete the property transfer.
Documents We Examine

- Mother deed and the chain of prior title deeds
- The current sale, gift, or partition deed
- Encumbrance Certificate for the relevant search period
- Latest property tax receipts and the khata or revenue extract
- Approved building plan, commencement, occupancy, and completion certificates
- RERA registration details for under-construction projects
- Conversion or land use order, where applicable
- Society or association share certificate and no-dues certificate
- Identity and authority documents of the seller, including any power of attorney
Property Due Diligence Charges and Package Fees
INR 4,999 onwards
Our service fees cover the searches, verification, and the written legal opinion. The exact figure depends on the depth of diligence, the property, and the city. The packages below are indicative professional fees only.
| Package | Indicative Fees (INR) | Inclusions |
|---|---|---|
| Basic Title Check | ₹5,000 to ₹12,000 | Title search and encumbrance check with a short legal opinion |
| Standard Due Diligence | ₹12,000 to ₹25,000 | Title, encumbrance, litigation, and revenue-record checks with a written report |
| Full Due Diligence | ₹25,000 to ₹50,000 | All checks plus approvals, RERA, and land use, with a detailed legal opinion |
| NRI Exclusive | ₹20,000 to ₹45,000 | Remote due diligence plus power of attorney verification and report |
Please note: Government search fees, certified copy charges, and court record fees are statutory amounts payable to the relevant authority and vary by jurisdiction. These are separate from the professional fees shown above.
The PropResolve Property Due Diligence Process
Step 1: Free Consultation
We understand the property, the parties involved, and your purpose for buying or lending.
Step 2: Document Collection
We gather the title chain, encumbrance certificate, approvals, and revenue records.
Step 3: Title and Encumbrance Search
We trace the ownership chain and confirm the property is free of loans and charges.
Step 4: Litigation and Approval Checks
We search court records and verify statutory approvals and RERA registration.
Step 5: Risk Assessment
We list every red flag we find and explain what it means for your purchase.
Step 6: Legal Opinion and Report
We give you a written opinion on whether the title is clear and marketable.
Title Search vs Full Due Diligence
| Feature | Title Search | Full Due Diligence |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | The ownership chain and encumbrances | Title plus litigation, approvals, RERA, revenue, and land use |
| Question it answers | Does the seller hold clear title | Is the whole property safe and legal to buy |
| What you get | A short title opinion | A detailed report and legal opinion with red flags |
| Best for | A quick check on a clean resale | A high-value or under-construction purchase |
| Time | Faster | More thorough, takes longer |
| Risk it catches | Ownership and loan issues | Ownership, disputes, illegal construction, and use restrictions |
Both rest on the same statutes: the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 and the Registration Act, 1908. Once the title is confirmed, we draft and vet the papers through property documentation and complete the property transfer.
Property Due Diligence for NRIs
NRIs, OCI and PIO holders can commission independent property due diligence in India before buying, without travelling for it. PropResolve runs the title, encumbrance, litigation, and approval checks, verifies the seller’s identity and any power of attorney, and delivers the legal opinion to you remotely. Once the report is clear, we handle the documentation, the property transfer, and the mutation. For inherited property we also obtain the legal heir certificate or succession certificate. Contact our team to begin from anywhere in the world.

Why Choose PropResolve for Your Property Due Diligence
- An independent legal opinion you can rely on before you commit any funds.
- Searches across title, encumbrance, litigation, approvals, and revenue records in one report.
- A clear red-flag list written in plain language, not legal jargon.
- Remote due diligence and Power of Attorney verification for NRIs and out-of-city buyers.
