Goa properties info thru Magic Masons, Goa Realty, division
Filed Under (Properties) by admin on 24-09-2009
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Are you planning on Buying property in Goa?? Then we at Magic Masons feel that congratulations are in order, as, in light of the golbal financial melt down there is no better time to purchase property in Goa than right now.
For your conveninence we have provided you with all the information you would require to purchase your property with the least amount of stress. “Forewarned is Forearmed” right?
We have cateogerized them as follows:
- Reserve Bank of India Rules for Non-Residents
- Home Finance for NRIs & PIOs
- Buying Process
- Typical Payment Schedule for Off-Plan Property Purchase
- Magic Masons Charges
Further:
we periodically update/ add, fresh, relevant yet vital information for your benifit. Including how to go about choosing the right representation, i.e. Real estae agency, Legal Counsel, etc. And how to avoid clandestine agencies or operators from turning your dream into a night mare.
Rules Governing Property Purchase in Goa by Non-Residents Rules pertaining to purchase and ownership of immovable property in India are governed by the Reserve Bank of India. A summary of the current prevailing laws are enumerated below. to view full details on Reserve Bank of India’s official website. Rules for NRIs (Non Resident Indians) and PIOs (Persons of Indian Origin):
· An NRI is defined as a person residing outside India who is a citizen of India.
- A PIO is defined as a person who has at any time held an Indian passport, or whose father or grandfather has been a citizen of India.
- NRIs & PIOs are permitted to purchase any number of residential/commercial properties in India. No special permission or filing of documents is required with the RBI.
- Under the general RBI permission available to NRIs & PIOs, funds must be remitted to India through normal banking channel or funds held in his NRE / FCNR (B) / NRO account. No consideration should be paid outside India.
- The NRI / PIO may repatriate the sale proceeds of immovable property in India acquired by way of inward remittance through normal banking channels or by debit to NRE /FCNR (B) account. The amount to be repatriated should not exceed the amount paid for acquisition of the immovable property. Repatriation of sale proceeds of residential property purchased by NRI / PIO out of foreign exchange is restricted to not more than two such properties. Capital gains, if any, may be credited to the NRO account from where the NRI/PIO may repatriate an amount up to USD one million per financial year subject to tax compliance. (Please refer the RBI Website for full details)
Rules for Foreign Nationals of Non-Indian Origin:
- Foreign Nationals are permitted to lease property in India for a period of up to 5 years without the need for any special permission from the Reserve Bank of India.
- Foreign companies who have been permitted to open an office in India are also allowed to acquire any immovable property in India, which is necessary for or incidental to carrying on such activity. This stipulation is not available to entities which are permitted to open liaison offices in India.
- Though RBI rules allow a foreign national who is a Resident of India (i.e. one who has completed more than 182 days stay in India in the previous financial year) to buy property, the rule also states that “… the person concerned would have to obtain the approvals, and fulfill the requirements if any, prescribed by other authorities, such as the concerned State Government”. (Please Note: We DO NOT advise foreign nationals to attempt to purchase property in Goa via this route at the moment.) (Please refer the RBI Website for full details)
Home Finance for NRIs & PIOs All major banks in India provide Home Finance for NRIs and PIOs. Check the details below for an overview of home financing options available from ICICI Bank. Majority of properties on Magic Masons Marketing Services are already pre-approved for Home Loans by reputed banks.
Purpose of Loan: Loans are offered for purchase, construction, extension or renovation of a new house or apartment.
Tenure of Loan:
- For Salaried persons – Up to 15 yrs.
- For Self-employed persons – Up to 10 yrs.
Maximum Loan Eligibility: 85% of the total cost of the property
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Buying Process Once you decide to buy a particular property, the following typical process is recommended. However, please note that this process may differ slightly from Developer to Developer, depending on the property selected.
- On receipt of your enquiry we will check back with the owners/developers to re-confirm availability of the property and revert to you.
- Though the properties on our site are of reputed owners/developers, purely as a matter of ‘Due Diligence’ we recommend that a legal scrutiny be done by a local Goa lawyer appointed by you. (Magic Masons provides complete assistance for this, making it hassle free for you. See MM Services. In cases where the project has already been legally checked and pre-approved by Banks, this step is optional.
- Once the Lawyer completes the scrutiny (usually a period of 4-5 days) and gives his approval, you decide whether you/your representative wants to make a site visit/meet the owner/developer. If so, Magic Masons makes all the arrangements for this. (If you are not visiting personally but sending a representative, you need to give us a letter of authorization for your representative).
- Once you decide to purchase the property a Booking/Token Amount is to be paid by you to the Seller/Developer to confirm your intent to buy the property. An official receipt for the same is issued to you by the Seller/Developer as acknowledgment of your payment and that the property has been reserved for you.
- Magic Masons Sourcing & Coordination Fees of 2% + Govt. Service Tax is also to be paid by you at this time.
- The next step is to sign the ‘Agreement of Sale’ (for properties under construction). If a property is ready for possession, this is not required and one can directly sign the final ‘Sale Deed’ against payment of the balance amount due for purchase of the property. Sale Deeds must be registered with the Registrars office.
- At the time of signing the ‘Agreement of Sale’ most Developers require you to pay up the value of all installments that as per their Payment Schedule (linked to progress of construction) fell due for payment up to the current stage of completion of construction. Once signed, the ‘Agreement of Sale’ should to be registered with the concerned authorities. Subsequent payments are to be made in installments as per the developer’s payment schedule for the remaining part of the construction. The ‘Sale Deed’ is signed once construction is completed and you can take possession of your property.
- Stamp Duty & Registration charges for properties in Goa is currently at 4%. Usually 50% of this is paid at time of signing the ‘Agreement of Sale’ and the balance at the time of signing the ‘Sale Deed’.
- It is best to be personally present in Goa for signing the ‘Agreement of Sale’ and ‘Sale Deed’ and registration of these legal documents. However if this is absolutely not Possible, you may appoint a ‘Power of Attorney’ to sign and register the documents on your behalf.
Typical Payment Schedule (for Under-Construction Properties) Following is the typical schedule of payment asked for by developers in Goa for properties under construction. This is only a representative sample and details may vary from developer to developer and type of property. Typical Schedule of Payment:
- 40% – Down Payment to sign ‘Agreement of Sale’. For completion of plinth and work up to 1st slab level.
- 20% – For completion of 1st slab, and advance for primary masonry and 2nd slab work.
- 20% – On completion of 2nd slab and masonry, and advance for plastering, wiring, plumbing.
- 15% – On completion of plastering, wiring, plumbing, and advance for tiling and finishing.
- 5% - On Final completion and signing of ‘Sale Deed’.
Stamp Duty & Registration Charges: Government Stamp Duty and Registration Charges are payable on all property transactions and these are borne by the Buyer. The prevailing rate for Stamp Duty and Registration Fee for purchase of properties in Goa is 4% of the property value.
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I had a rental one time where the tenants raised chickens in one of the rooms and left me a yard full of junk – but this place is horrible. Sorry you had to go through that.
WTF?? Who in the hell lives like this? Did they just leave the property with all their stuff in there?
Heh, I’ve rented from Broadway/Peterson Popham. I agree with your assessment.
Everything will go into probate after all liens and bills are paid the rest will go to the child or children. If the parents own a home or other properties these will be put up for sale and the profits split between the children. That is how it's done in America how it's done in other countries I have no idea.
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Ha, ahahaha! So you would think.
Thats nothing! You need to go to some nigger apartment complex and see what they can do in a month!
…..i'm not sure, ..but do you need a housekeeper?
If they paid their rent, and there’s no roaches/mice, then who cares. Spend a couple of days cleaning up and count yourself lucky they didn’t burn the place down.
Cleaning up after losers is part of the landlording game.
many times, the more you owe, the more is loaned to you, especially if you have a history of always paying your loans. More than likely, that person has a profit and loss statement to show to the lender, and is financially sound.
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What the hell are you doing walking around with shorts on? you should be wearing a hazmat suit!
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You know roaches and every other living thing must have inhabited that place.
Yes some people have no concept of cleanliness. I don’t think they did it on purpose either they just lived like that. It’s similiar to people who don’t bathe or brush their teeth.
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