Interactive journey

Buying a property

The Bengaluru purchase path, end to end - from shortlisting to utilities in your name.

1

Discover property

Shortlist with clear documentation in mind from day one - a cheaper property with weak papers is not cheaper.

Open →
2

Verify title

Trace the ownership chain through parent documents before paying any advance.

Title Verification →
3

Check encumbrance

An EC shows registered transactions; it does not capture unregistered claims - read it with a professional.

Encumbrance Certificate (EC) →
4

Review parent documents

Parent deeds, approvals, conversion orders and RERA registration where applicable.

Legal Due Diligence for Purchase →
5

Prepare sale agreement

The agreement to sell fixes terms before the deed - token amounts, timelines and conditions.

Agreement to Sell →
6

Complete registration

Stamp duty and registration fees apply under the Karnataka Stamp Act - confirm current rates on Kaveri 2.0.

Sale Deed Registration →
7

Obtain registered documents

Collect the registered deed; certified copies are available from the SRO later if needed.

Certified Copy of a Registered Document →
8

Apply for Khatha transfer

Move the municipal record to your name after registration.

Khatha Transfer →
9

Update property tax records

Bring tax payments current and link the account to the new Khatha.

Property Tax Payment Assistance →
10

Transfer utilities

BESCOM and BWSSB accounts transfer after ownership documents are in your name.

BESCOM Name Transfer (Electricity) →
Requirements and exceptions vary by property, document history and jurisdiction. This journey is general information, not legal advice - the competent authority's current rules always win.

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