Frequently Asked Questions

A property in the form of land and buildings, rather than personal possessions is a real estate. It is the real property. Examples of a real estate may include property, plant, and equipment.
Many surveys and polls reveal that real estate is one of the best long-term investment – well ahead of gold, mutual funds, stocks, bonds and savings accounts/CDs. Because it is an inherently very strong emotional satisfaction of owning your own property.
Buying and owning real estate is an investment strategy that is both satisfying and profitable. Unlike stock and bond investors, prospective real estate owners can use the leverage to buy a property by paying a portion of the total cost in advance, and then paying off the remaining amount and interest over time.
Several types of real estate investments are there, even though most fall into two categories: Physical real estate investments and REITs and crowdfunding platforms. Land, residential and commercial properties fall under physical real estate investments. Other modes of investing that don't require owning physical property belongs to REITs and crowdfunding.
Real estate refers to the physical land, structures, and resources attached to it. Real property includes the physical property of the real estate, but it also includes a bundle of ownership and usage rights.
We list a range of residential and real estate properties, including apartments, villas and plots, through our web and mobile platforms. Our listing includes everything from new, resale, under construction and upcoming properties.
To purchase a property through Thithithara, you need to follow these steps: Check out our website Choose a property that meets your criteria and leave a query for it. Visit the selected property site with our property experts. Close Deal- We handle all legal paperwork, arrange home loans (if required) and handle all documentation work with the builder and the bank.
A buyer may ask you for an original sale deed, title deed, relevant tax receipts, and a certificate of encumbrance.
Yes. You can do this at the Sub-Registrar's Office in the concerned district.
To sell your property, you need to fill out an inquiry form, which is available on the home page of our website.