Can NRIs sell their property in India without travelling?

Yes. Property Handling's property sales service is specifically designed for NRIs who cannot travel to India. The team manages every step of the sale — pricing, renovations, marketing, legal documentation, and registration — entirely on the owner's behalf.

What documents does an NRI need to sell property in India?

NRIs typically need the original title deed, sale agreement, Encumbrance Certificate, PAN card or Form 49A, passport, OCI/PIO card if applicable, and TDS-related documents (Form 15CA/15CB for repatriation of sale proceeds). Property Handling assists with organising and coordinating all required documentation.

Does Property Handling handle the legal paperwork for property sales?

Yes. Property Handling manages all legal documentation required for the sale, including drafting and reviewing the sale agreement, coordinating with legal professionals, and supervising the registration process.

Can I sell property in Vijayawada or Vizag through Property Handling?

Yes. Property Handling's property sales service covers Hyderabad, Vijayawada, Vizag (Visakhapatnam), and Guntur.

How does Property Handling find buyers for NRI properties?

Property Handling markets the property to qualified buyers through professional listings, photography, and targeted outreach across relevant platforms, ensuring maximum visibility for the seller.

Property Sales

Documentation and verification services

At Property Handling, we simplify your property sales journey with expert documentation and verification services. From thorough pre-sale checks to seamless post-registration support, we handle every detail with precision. Serving Hyderabad, Vijayawada, Guntur, and Vizag, we ensure legal transparency, buyer verification, and a smooth transaction process. Whether you’re a local or an NRI owner, trust us to manage your sale with confidence.

Pre-Sale

Ensure the property has all the required documents to sell the property.
Review the buyer credentials.
Enquire the buyer source of income/occupation.
Prepare agreement of sale.
Register the agreement of sale.
Ensure the advance payment is made officially.
Hand over the property documents for buyer verification process.
Prepare/Review the sale deed.
Involve/Invite the concerned parties for registration.
Get and review tax receipt and bills.
Deal with different government departments for pre registration tasks.
Help in paying all necessary taxes/bills.
Ensure all property leans are listed.
Obtain a no objection certificate and no dues letter from the society if the property belongs to a society.

Pre-Registration

Review the agreement of sale document.
Ensure the buyer has enough funds before the time of registration.
Ensure seller witness and his/her ID proofs are in place.
Get the buyer witness and his/her ID proofs along with the buyer data.
Ensure the original link documents are available for buyer review.
Handover the property documents to buyer verification purpose.
Coordinate the registration date with both buyer and seller.
Review documents for missing entries, inadvertently misspelled or wrongly numbered data.
Ensure all documentation is in place for registration.
Take pictures of the property and ensure those are fixed in the new title deed at the time of registration.
Help in survey of land, if the property is land, by both private and government bodies to get the right measure.
Working with different government departments during the registration.
Help in getting the amount of registration fee and also secure the demand draft, if required.
Ensure the buyer mobilizes the funds before the registration date.
Register the property.
Help in funds transfer from the buyer to seller.

Post Sale/Registration

Handover the original title deeds (link documents) to the buyer.
Help repurposing funds received from sale or transfer the funds to NRI customer’s accounts.
Help in property tax services.