Interactive journey

Renting a property

Landlord or tenant - a clean agreement and records protect both sides.

1

Property verification

Tenants: confirm the person renting to you actually owns the property.

Title Verification →
2

Rental agreement

Deposit, lock-in, maintenance and exit clauses written clearly. Commercial terms differ.

Rental Agreement →
3

Tenant documentation

ID proofs and police intimation where the local station requires it.

Open →
4

Registration or notarisation

Agreements above 11 months must be registered; shorter ones are typically notarised.

Notary and Attestation Services →
5

Utility arrangements

Decide whose name the BESCOM and BWSSB accounts stay in, and record it.

BESCOM Name Transfer (Electricity) →
6

Possession handover

A simple handover record - meter readings, keys, fittings - avoids deposit disputes later.

Open →
7

Renewal or termination

Follow the notice and exit clauses in the agreement itself.

Rental Agreement →
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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