Though the Indian real estate environment has become very conducive for NRI investors yet again, there is often still hesitation to take the plunge because of uncertainty about the legal implications. The doubts that many first-time NRI property investors have…
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Most Non Resident Indians (NRIs) keep a portion of their assets in their home country, acquired as an investment or as inheritance. This allows them to keep in touch with their home land, as well as, benefit from the appreciation…
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Having a property in India is a wonderful thing and a great asset, as it gives you appreciation, as well as, a place to call home. However, like any asset, it requires periodic maintenance to ensure it remains of value.…
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It is said that investing in high-end purchases on auspicious occasions like Diwali, Dhanteras, etc. will not only bring luck, but the new purchase will serve for a long period of time. So if you have been planning to buy…
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Unclaimed dividends are the dividends that have been paid by the company but have not been taken or claimed by the shareholder. The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) proactively introduced Section 125 of the Companies Act, 2017, deals with declaration…
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Owning a property in India is everyone’s wish or dream. NRIs also have started to invest their money into the properties in India as the Indian sector has a massive scope of growth in the future. The number of expatriates…
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A WILL is a legal document that dictates how you want your assets to be distributed after you’ve passed on. It’s a fluid document because it has no effect until you die which means you can change it whenever you…
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Key Management Services When it comes to key management, NRIs usually hand over the responsibility of maintaining the Property key to such person or bodies whom they can trust. Normally the keys for the property is kept either by the…
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India is a country of strict and lengthy documentation procedures. Major paperwork is demanded in fulfilling all the formalities before you can actually own a property in India. But, buying a property in India for NRIs is a nightmare because…
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Selling your property in India might look like an easy job but it can turn out to be as difficult a task as buying it, especially for an NRI, who is not physically present in India. If you are planning…
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