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Selling your property in India

Selling your home in India should be simple. We handle everything without you needing to travel.

  • What is your property worth?

    We provide current, accurate valuations through local experts. Get a clear report and sell with confidence.

  • Finding the right buyer

    Our team manages showings, vetting and negotiations on the ground in India to work towards the best price for you.

  • Getting your money home.

    We handle the bank paperwork and ensure all documents are legally compliant, so your funds arrive safely.

  • Inheriting and then selling

    We update the ownership and then manage the sale, so you can settle family matters with peace of mind.

  • Signing from where you are

    We prepare the Power of Attorney for you to sign locally, then register it in India so the sale can proceed.

  • Keeping your tax simple.

    We check local rules and calculate capital gains, so you pay only what is required while keeping more of your money.

  • Not sure where to start?

    If you have a unique situation or missing paperwork, we can help with a simple review and a clear, honest plan.


Got questions? Get answers

Top 5: The essentials

Do I need to come to India?
No. Our cross-border advisory service is designed so you can stay comfortably at home. Everything is handled through a Power of Attorney that we help you prepare, and our team in India takes care of the meetings and groundwork for you.
What if I have none of the property documents?
We can still help. We are very used to rebuilding files from scratch. Our team visits the local government offices to find and obtain certified copies of your property records, so missing paperwork is not a barrier.
How long will it take to resolve my matter?
It depends on what you need. Administrative work like checking a title or transferring a name usually takes three to six months. Sales usually take six to twelve months once we have the papers. Court cases vary and follow the courts’ own timelines, and we do the work upfront to help things move as quickly as possible.
Can you take over a case that is already in court?
Yes. If you feel your current lawyer is not giving you the updates or results you need, we can step in. We review your files, fix any gaps in the plan, and take full responsibility for the case from there.
How do your fees work?
We use a fixed-fee model. You get an all-inclusive quote upfront, with no hidden costs and no hourly billing. You will know exactly what you are paying before we start.
What happens to my fee if the matter becomes contested?
We agree any change in scope with you in writing before doing the additional work, so there are no surprises on your bill.
What do you do with my documents and information?
We use your information only to assess and progress your matter, handle it in line with our Privacy Policy and applicable data protection law, and keep it confidential to your matter.

Inheriting and Selling

My parents passed away and I want to sell. What is the first step?
Selling is actually the final step. First, we gather the documents, establish your legal rights, and get the property into your name. We manage that entire process for you so the sale is legally clean and goes smoothly.
I inherited a property with my siblings, but they will not cooperate. What can I do?
This is common. We can help negotiate a family settlement or start the legal process to divide the shares fairly. Our goal is to protect your rights regardless of the family dynamics.
Daughters have rights in India, right?
Yes. Under Indian law, daughters have strong inheritance rights. If a property was transferred in a biased way or you were left out, we can help you challenge that and pursue your rightful share.

Protection and Disputes

Someone is living in my property illegally. Can you evict them?
Yes. Whether it is a tenant who will not leave or a relative who has moved in, we handle the legal notices and the court process to pursue possession. You do not need to travel; we manage the ground-level work for you.
What if my Power of Attorney was misused?
If someone you trusted used their authority to transfer your property without your permission, we can take action to challenge it. We file to cancel the illegal transaction and work to restore the title to your name.
I think my property was sold using a fake signature. How do I fight this?
We act quickly. We trace the transaction, challenge the forged documents in court, and work with the police to hold the wrongdoers accountable. Our focus is restoring your ownership on the official records.

Dealing with Builders and Developers

My builder has delayed my flat for years. What can I do?
You have strong rights as a buyer. We review your agreement and take action to pursue the keys, a refund, or compensation for the delay. We handle the negotiations so you do not have to chase the developer yourself.
The builder is asking for extra charges before giving me the keys. Is this legal?
Often these charges are not legitimate. We check your original agreement to see what you are actually required to pay, and if the builder is being unfair, we file the necessary complaints.

Real insights. Real people. Real results

Selling your property

  • Case Story: Three sisters, three properties, and a smooth result

    We helped three US-based sisters settle their parents’ estate without traveling to India. Our team retrieved missing documents, removed illegal occupants, and managed the sale, safely transferring all funds abroad.

    Coming soon

  • Expert Insight: Why selling is actually your final step

    Jumping straight to a sale can devalue your asset. We explain why verifying your title and updating ownership records are the most critical steps to take before hitting the market.

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  • Legal Update: Why clean paperwork is the law.

    A High Court ruling confirms buyers cannot take possession until the seller’s title is verified. We explain why skipping paperwork creates major legal risks for your transaction.

    Coming soon

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