Monday 21 November 2016

Are You Planning To Buy Flats? Stay Aware Of These Issues

The urban cities are developing simultaneously along with the metros. Therefore, residential apartments are largely in demands in these urban and metros. A renowned property lawyer in Kolkata mentioned that real estate industry is flourishing in India more than before. Real estate dealers and builders are offering lucrative offers to the clients in order to make sure that people will buy these properties. However, some builders and real estate developers used to cheat the clients also in this respects. They used to make false promise to the clients and the end of the date so not provide the right product, which used to be a matter of concern for the people. The aim of this post is to make aware the clients and potential clients to safeguard them from any sort of cheating and others.
When a client is buying a flat, they must be aware of the area that they are offered by the builders. It is important to understand the different between the super area and carpet area. Super area is covered with the carpet area as well as the other common places such as the lobby, common balcony etc. whereas the carpet area is the measurement of place from wall to wall. Many builders used to cheat the clients by taking the money of carpet area but add the super area. Additionally, there are in several cases it has been found where the area used to vary form 7% to 10%.

Another problem is the escalation of the price. It is has been found that the builders sometimes escalate the price of the property than which is promised to buyers during booking. Usually, large projects take two or three years to be completed. In this duration, the price generally gets higher but as per the contract law, the seller is bound to give the buyer in the price, which has been contracted. However, if the seller is not agreed to give the house, it is advisable to the general buyer to seek the help of the legal attorneys or lawyers expertise in real estate matters.  
Another common problem generally faced by the buyers is the difference between the promised things and the original thing that they used to get. There were several cases have been registered against the builders where the buyers complained that they did not get that the builders at the starting had promised them. It could be anything such as the amenities or the difference between the model flats with the real flats. Additionally, in model flats, sometimes it has been seen that builders put too many features, which they do not include in the offered flats and charges additional costs for that.
Another common issue that the customers used to get is the problem related with the possession of the flats. In many cases, it has been seen that people used get the possessions but they are not receiving the completion certificate or the occupancy certificates. These two certificates are very important in relation to taking possession of a flat or the residential building. Additionally, there are some builders put a clause in the agreement that the seller cannot sell the property for a particular term or period. This is something, which creates a lot of problem for the buyers.
In many cases it has been seen that the buyers has pay for the society in advance though the building are not even ready for the habitant. It is also possible that builders keep the base price low for some particular projects but increase the other additional costs of it.  In many residential complex it used to be also seen that in place of promised greenery, the builders develop one or two others units. This is also something, which is clearly against the law, and one can seek the help of the property lawyers in such aspects. Additionally, the buyers sometimes with the escalation of the price cancel the bookings of the earlier buyer and sell the flats to the new buyers who pays higher price than others do.
In several cases customers used to come to the lawyers with the issues of late possessions. Investigations revealed that in such cases, the builders used to transfer the collected or allotted fund to some other projects. Therefore, this makes the original project to be delayed in order to be completed. This is also a breach of contract. Therefore, the people who are planning to buy new flats and houses must check these matters before they are buying the property.

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