NRI Property Due Diligence FAQs

Verification focuses on title and ownership; full due diligence goes further, checking builder approvals, project compliance, litigation history, and any pending dues or notices against the property.

Yes, and arguably more so, checking the builder\u2019s approvals, RERA registration status, and project timeline history before committing funds.

Common red flags include unclear title history, pending litigation, unapproved construction, unpaid property taxes, and discrepancies between the physical property and its approved plans.

Builder purchases require checking project-level approvals and the builder\u2019s track record, while individual seller purchases focus more on personal ownership history and family consent where relevant.

Ideally before, due diligence findings often affect your negotiating position or whether you proceed at all, so earlier is better.

A written report covering title history, encumbrances, approvals, physical inspection findings, and any red flags identified, so you have a clear record before committing.