Charges incurred in buying and selling of property.

[abhinna]

I am interested in buying the property. The property is rs 50lakh situated in up.i want to know the charges which will incur while purchasing?

 

[zacobite]

I am interested in buying the property. The property is rs 50lakh situated in up.i want to know the charges which will incur while purchasing?

Stamp duty, Registration, Legal, Amenity/ Infra charges, Electricity, water set up charges, Clin house etc, advance maintenance + If you take loan then. processing fee + agreement stamp / registration for loan agreement + any other by bank.

 

[Gunn]

bhai lagwhat 5 lakhs extra lag hi jayege, vaise stamp duty depends on your state tax

 

[RiteshK]

I am interested in buying the property. The property is rs 50lakh situated in up.i want to know the charges which will incur while purchasing?

Hey abhinna, I have bought as well sold properties. You can reach out to me at ritesh.katariya17@gmail.com and I can guide you through the process step-by-step in 30 mins.

 

[Sayba Group]

Hi @abhinna,

You’ve already received some good tips about the charges, but here’s a complete breakdown when buying a property in India:

1. Stamp Duty & Registration Charges – Varies by state, usually 5–7% of property value.
2. Legal/Verification Charges – For checking ownership papers, encumbrance certificate, and RERA approvals.
3. Loan-Related Charges – Processing fee, agreement stamp duty, and other bank charges if taking a home loan.
4. Maintenance & Infrastructure Charges – Advance maintenance, electricity/water setup, amenities, etc.
5. Other Miscellaneous Costs – Brokerage fees, interior setup, etc.

Tip: Always verify the property documents carefully to avoid legal issues.