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Property Document Review assistance
Property Document Review
For buyers, sellers, or tenants reviewing proposed real estate agreements and title deeds.
Reviewed byPirento Legal, Service scope and document guidance
Last Updated on Oct 11, 2026, 10:19 PM
✓Scope and relevant records reviewed for your case
✓Professional fee, applicable tax and extras explained upfront
✓Preparation or consultation schedule agreed before work begins
Scope and charges confirmed before work begins
Service scope and schedule agreed for your case
🎉Service scope, fees and next steps
Review your property documents
Share your requirements to confirm scope, records and charges.
🚀Clear service scope
🚀Itemised charges
🚀Case document checklist
Documents Required for Property Document Review
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Professional Legal Service
Property Document Review
For buyers, sellers, or tenants reviewing proposed real estate agreements and title deeds.
₹3,999
Professional Fee + 18% GST (₹720)
Professional review fee + applicable tax; official record / search charges at actuals
Professional Service Fee:₹3,999
GST (18% on Professional Fee):₹720
Total Amount Payable:₹4,719
Paperless Checklist
Required documents for Property Document Review
Prepare the records relevant to your case. The final checklist depends on your application, jurisdiction and agreed scope. Keep authentication codes and passwords private.
Documents and information to prepare
- Property address, survey/plot/unit identifiers and the proposed transaction.
- Current title deed and available earlier title-chain documents.
- Available encumbrance/search extracts, mutation and land/revenue records, with property-tax receipts and the search period.
- Proposed agreement and the seller’s ownership and authority records.
Only if applicable to your case
- Sanctioned plans, completion/occupancy records, RERA details and society records.
- Relevant mortgage/loan details, lender NOC and release/discharge records where the property is or was financed.
- Applicable death certificate, will, probate or other succession records for inherited property; power-of-attorney or entity authority where the seller acts in a representative capacity.
- Litigation, acquisition or other adverse-claim records.
- The reviewer confirms missing records, search period and originals inspection. Site survey and valuation require separate scope.
01 / Understand the service
Understand the property records before the next commitment.
Property document review examines the supplied records and identifies gaps, inconsistencies and questions relevant to a proposed transaction. The work must define the property, jurisdiction, documents and any searches. A supplied-document review is different from a full title investigation, physical survey or valuation.
Buyers, sellers, lessors and other parties assessing a property transaction can request a scoped review. Inheritance issues, agricultural land, missing title links and existing disputes need specialist local assessment.
A clear start
Understand the route, prepare the right information and agree the deliverables before work begins. The sections below explain what to expect at each stage.
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