Help me sell my property in India, the right way

A buyer found, a fair price agreed, and your funds home safely, with travel back to India kept to the rare cases where it truly cannot be avoided.

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Five steps, from valuation to funds in your account

Selling property in India from overseas usually means agents who go quiet, buyers you cannot vet, and paperwork that never seems to end. We manage the whole sale on the ground, from valuation to funds in your account.

1
We value your property
Local experts give you a clear, accurate valuation, so you know what it is worth before you commit to a price.
2
We find your buyer
Our team manages enquiries, viewings and vetting on the ground, then negotiates to work towards the best price.
3
We draft the agreement
We prepare the sale agreement and a Power of Attorney for you to sign locally, then register it in India.
4
We register the sale
We file the sale deed with the revenue authorities, so the transfer is properly recorded.
5
We bring your funds home
We handle the bank filings and tax clearances needed to move your money home, safely and legally.

Most of this can be managed without you setting foot in India

On the rare occasion a registrar or court needs you in person, we will flag it early.

Document checklist

A few documents, and we'll take it from there

Missing paperwork is fine.

We trace, request and certify whatever is missing, so a gap in your file is never a reason to wait.

Title deed or sale deed for the property

Encumbrance certificate (we can obtain this for you)

Property tax receipts, where available

A valid passport or other government ID

PAN card, or our help applying for one

Power of Attorney, which we will draft for you to sign

One fee, fixed before we start

We use a fixed fee model. You get an all-inclusive quote upfront, with no hidden costs and no hourly billing. You'll know exactly what you are paying before we start.

All-inclusive quote
No hidden costs
No hourly billing
Agreed upfront

If it's not a simple sale

Not every situation is a straightforward sale. We also handle these in house, with the same fixed fee approach:

Settling a property-related dispute
Managing property matters without a dispute
Dividing a shared inheritance
Claiming your inheritance

Selling from abroad, answered honestly

Do I need to come to India to sell my property?

In most cases, no. We handle the valuation, the buyer search and the registration on your behalf. Most clients sign through a Power of Attorney at their local Indian Embassy or Consulate, and we flag it early if your case needs an in-person visit.

What if I do not have all the property documents?

That is common. We trace and obtain certified copies of missing records, including title deeds, encumbrance certificates and tax receipts.

How long does it usually take to sell?

It depends on the property. Once your paperwork is in order, sales typically take six to twelve months from listing to funds reaching your account.

How do your fees work?

We use a fixed fee model. You get a clear, all-inclusive quote before we begin, with no hourly billing and no hidden costs.

Will I be taxed twice, or lose money bringing funds home?

Our tax specialists calculate what you owe under Indian capital gains rules and manage the clearances needed to repatriate your funds legally.

What happens after the sale closes?

We confirm your funds have cleared in your account, then send you copies of every registered document for your records.

How do I pay your fee from overseas?

Through straightforward, compliant channels that we explain before you commit. You do not need an Indian bank account.

What we've learned from sales like yours

Case Story: Three sisters, three properties, a smooth result
Three US based sisters settled their parents' estate and sold, without travelling to India.
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Legal Update: Why clean paperwork is the law
A recent High Court ruling confirms buyers can't take possession until a seller's title is verified.
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Expert Insight: Why selling is actually your final step
Verifying your title and updating ownership records should always come before you list.
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