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Aditya (Consultant)     09 January 2013

Confusion about booking amt + agreement to sale

 

Dear Experts,

 

I was looking to finalize a ready or resale flat for my self-use using bank loan.

But I am not finding the courage to book with 20% advance without  having info on clear title deed and property free of mortgage/ dispute.

But for ready/ resale flat most owners are asking for 20% booking amount.

 

Ideal situation would  have been to pay 50k or Rs 1 lac as booking amount, ask for 1 month time to do title search using Bank or Property Advocate's help and once title search results are clear & my loan is approved, pay my self-contribution of 20% of the amount and get the agreement to sale and then do the sale deed & registration once the bank disburses the remaining amount.

 

But most owners are not agreeing to this and I feel that I might lose a flat which I like if I follow my approach.

Is there a  way in which I can go for the purchase of flat without the risk of losing my initial 20% amount (at least 5 lacs) ?

The worry is that what if I pay this huge amount and after searching it is found that the title is not clear, or property is disputed? Or what if my loan is not approved?

How can I ensure that I don't risk losing my initial amount paid if the deal doesn't go through?

Appreciate any help on this matter.



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