Valuation Knowledge, From the Site Up
Articles written from documented inspections — covering residential, commercial, under-construction, and legal-dispute valuation as Indian property law requires.








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Why Your Bank's Valuation Differs from the Sale Price
Valuing Under-Construction Property: Stage-by-Stage Inspection
Sale price and loan valuation are measured differently. This article documents the four site factors — construction quality, legal encumbrances, market comparables, and depreciation — that shift the certified figure.
Lenders disburse in tranches. Each tranche requires a fresh site inspection confirming the completed stage. Here is what each inspection documents and how it maps to the disbursement schedule.
SARFAESI Inspection Reports: What Banks Require and Why
Land Valuation: How Site Area, Zone, and Use Affect the Figure
SARFAESI proceedings demand an independent inspection report before a bank enforces a security. This article outlines the mandatory documentation, site-visit protocol, and the legal thresholds the report must satisfy.
Land valuations are not calculated by area alone. Zoning classification, FSI entitlement, and approach road width all move the certified value. This article walks through each factor with documented examples.
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