Want to Buy Audit a Property
You are considering a flat, plot, builder floor or house in Delhi NCR and want to understand it before money changes hands. NyayGo reviews the available records and documents and flags potential issues while you still have the leverage to ask questions, renegotiate or walk away.
Why audit before paying a token
Most purchase problems are visible in the paperwork early: a seller who is not the recorded owner or allottee, a gap in the title chain, a leasehold property that needs Authority transfer permission, dues that pass to the buyer, or a project without the approvals you assumed.
Once a token or advance is paid, walking away gets expensive. Auditing first means your decision rests on what the records show. For Noida-specific buyer checks, see property verification before buying in Noida.
What we look at before you buy
Where the records and documents allow:
Seller & ownership
Whether the available records line up with who the seller says they are.
Sale & title history
Past transfers that can be traced, to understand the property’s chain.
Documents provided
The sale deed, registry and other documents shared, checked for consistency.
Dues that may pass on
Indications of property tax, authority or society dues that may transfer.
Project / builder context
Available information on the project, approvals and RERA where relevant.
Risk indicators
Observations worth raising before you sign or pay.
Who this is for
- Buyers about to pay a token or sign an agreement to sell.
- Buyers of resale flats, builder floors or plots in Delhi NCR.
- Investors comparing more than one property before deciding.
Documents to ask the seller for
- Copy of the seller’s sale deed and earlier chain documents
- Allotment / lease / conveyance documents (Authority or HSVP property)
- Latest property tax and maintenance receipts
- Builder-buyer agreement, possession and completion papers (newer projects)
- Mutation record in the seller’s name
- Any NOCs the seller says they hold
Common questions
When should I get a pre-purchase audit done?
Ideally before you pay a token or sign an agreement to sell, so any issue is known while you can still negotiate or walk away.
Can NyayGo tell me whether a property is safe to buy?
We report observations and potential risks from the records available. We do not guarantee that a property is risk-free or give legal advice — the decision stays yours.
What if the deal turns into a dispute?
If a seller backs out of an agreement to sell or an advance isn’t refunded, our property dispute services can help through independent enrolled advocates.
Auditing before you buy?
Start a guided audit request and review the property before you commit.
