Tagged “site-visit”
Buying property at a bank auction
A bank e-auction sells a property 'as is where is'. What that phrase hands to the buyer, how the payment clock runs, and five checks to make before you bid.
3 Oct 2026The Indore-Ujjain road and Simhastha 2028: testing a corridor pitch
"On the Simhastha road" can mean a widening, a new greenfield road, a metro still on paper, or a rumour. How to tell which, and what to ask.
3 Oct 2026Buying near an Indore Metro station: what the line changes
About 17 km of Indore's metro is open. Before you pay for "metro-facing", measure the walk, check the stretch, and know what the station does not change.
3 Oct 2026Your plot from above: what a satellite image tells you, and what it cannot
A satellite view shows roads, neighbours and where water collects. It cannot show your boundary, your plot number, the owner or the zone.
3 Oct 2026Under construction or ready to move: two different products
An under-construction flat is not a discounted ready one. It is a different purchase with a different risk. What to settle before you book either.
3 Oct 2026Possession is not ownership
The owner on paper and the person on the plot can be two different people. How to find out who holds the land you are buying, and why it matters.
3 Oct 2026Who maintains the colony: roads, water and the handover
Roads, drains and street lights do not stay with the developer forever. Find out who keeps them working after the sale, before you buy into it.
3 Oct 2026Where you cannot build: four kinds of land you can own and never build on
Clean title, paid in full, and still no permission to build. The four lines on the plan that a title search never shows, and how to find them first.
3 Oct 2026Buying a plot in Indore when you live somewhere else
What you can verify about an Indore plot from Pune or Dubai, what only feet on the ground can tell you, and why the money always moves last.
8 Sep 2026How to read a sanctioned layout plan
Plot numbers, road widths, open space, the reserved series and boundary lengths: how to read each one off a sanctioned layout plan before you pay.
8 Sep 2026How to verify a developer in Indore
A clean plot from a developer who does not finish is still a problem. An afternoon in a colony they completed, five things to look at, what they must prove.
8 Sep 2026Corner plot, east-facing: what actually changes
A corner gives you two open sides and a bill for them; a facing decides where the sun and the gate go. What is measurable, what is preference, what matters.
8 Sep 2026Read the city, not the brochure: judging a location yourself
Zone, roads, distance, neighbours, register: five reads that tell you what a location in Indore already is, without a single phone call.
8 Sep 2026Water, drainage and the plot you are about to buy
Land is bought in April and lived on in August. The slope, the fill, the drain, the supply and the zone — six checks a dry-season site visit misses.
8 Sep 2026Is the colony serviced? Power, water, sewer
A gate, a road and a wall can be finished years before a working connection. Six questions and one visit after dark tell you what you are really buying.
8 Sep 2026How boundary disputes start, and the cheap half of avoiding them
Boundary disputes begin as a few feet nobody measured. The six ways a line goes wrong, and the five cheap things to do before you build.
8 Sep 2026From first search to possession: the nine stages and how long each takes
The nine stages of buying a plot in Indore, in the order they belong, and why the token should come fifth, after the record and the ground.
8 Sep 2026The plot site visit: what to check with your feet
Walk all four sides, pace the road, return at another hour, look down and up, ask the neighbours, photograph the markers with the date on. The site visit list.
8 Sep 2026Read it. Then check it on the map.
Every colony's boundary, its approved layout, its zoning and its paperwork — on one screen. Signing in is free.