Frequently Asked Questions

In most cases, no. Nearly every process — buying, selling, renting, mutation, tax payment, litigation — can be completed through a registered Power of Attorney executed at your nearest Indian Embassy or Consulate. We provide the correct PoA draft, guide you through attestation, and handle everything on the ground in India. A few banks may require one in-person visit for account opening, which we'll flag upfront.

It depends on the service. Government liaison and legal work is quoted as a fixed, written fee per engagement. Brokerage on sale/purchase follows standard market practice and is agreed in writing before we start. Property management runs on a transparent monthly or annual plan. There are no hidden charges — every government fee, stamp duty and vendor bill is passed through at actuals with receipts.

Every engagement includes structured reporting: WhatsApp updates at each milestone, photo and video documentation of site visits and submissions, and copies of every receipt and filed document on email. For property management clients, a monthly report covers inspections, payments and any issues.

We schedule calls for evenings and weekends in US, Canadian, European, Australian and New Zealand time zones. WhatsApp messages are answered within one business day — usually much faster.

Full-service coverage in Gurugram and Delhi NCR, with strong presence across Haryana, Punjab and Chandigarh Tri-City. For properties elsewhere in India, we work through a vetted partner network of advocates, valuers and brokers — with the same single-point-of-contact model.

A PoA should always be as narrow as possible. We recommend a Special PoA limited to one specific task and one specific property, often naming your own relative or advocate as holder rather than us. You can revoke a PoA at any time. We'll advise the safest structure for your case — our role is built on process transparency, not on holding wide powers.

Funds always flow through banking channels into your own NRO/NRE account in India — never through our accounts. From there, repatriation abroad follows RBI rules (generally up to USD 1 million per financial year from NRO, with CA certification). We coordinate with your bank and chartered accountant for the paperwork.

Every transaction goes through legal due diligence first: title search, encumbrance certificate, ownership chain verification, RERA status for builder projects, and physical site verification. Nothing is signed and no money moves until the legal report is clean — and you see the report yourself.

Originals stay with you or a person you nominate unless a process specifically requires them (e.g., registry). Whenever documents change hands, it's recorded in writing with scanned copies shared to your email. We work from certified copies wherever the law allows.

Generally no — FEMA does not permit NRIs/OCIs to purchase agricultural land, plantation property or farmhouses. You can, however, inherit such land, and you can freely buy residential and commercial property. Some state-level nuances exist; we confirm the current position for your specific case.

Registry (sale deed registration) is typically completed in a single appointment once documents and stamp duty are ready. Mutation timelines vary by municipality and state — commonly a few weeks to a couple of months. We give you a realistic written timeline at quote stage and chase the file until it's done.

For NRI sellers, buyers must deduct TDS linked to capital-gains rates plus surcharge and cess — far higher than the 1% for resident sellers. The effective outflow can often be reduced legitimately with a Lower/Nil TDS Certificate obtained before the sale. We coordinate this with chartered accountants as part of every NRI sale.

Yes. Through our empanelled property advocates we handle eviction proceedings, illegal possession matters and family settlement documentation. The first step is always a legal assessment of your documents and possession status — book a consultation and we'll map your options.

No — and anyone who says otherwise should worry you. We are advisors and executors who work with qualified advocates, chartered accountants and registered valuers on every matter that requires them. Their formal opinions and certificates are part of your deliverables.