PropyMart · 2026
Under Section 17 of the Registration Act 1908, all property sales above ₹100 must be compulsorily registered. Unregistered properties cannot be legally transferred or mortgaged.
The sale deed is the primary legal document transferring ownership. It must include: seller and buyer details, property description, sale consideration, possession date, and both parties' signatures.
Pay stamp duty at the sub-registrar office or via e-stamping (available in most states). Original stamped papers (or e-stamp certificate) must be presented at registration.
30–45 min process
Visit the sub-registrar office with original documents, 2 passport photos each, identity proof, and witnesses. Biometric verification of both parties is now mandatory in most states.
Registration fees: typically 1% of property value (up to ₹30,000 cap in some states). Budget 6–10% of property value for total stamp duty + registration in most metro cities.
Collect the registered sale deed (14–30 days processing). Apply for property mutation at the local municipal office to update revenue records in your name — essential for property tax and future sales.
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