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The COVID-19 pandemic had affected the real estate sector initially but the home sales have seen a sharp turn around in India with 134% jump in sales.

COVID-19 has severely affected markets but the real estate market has benefitted from the pandemic especially for those looking to invest in homes.

You may have read articles regarding how this is the best time to buy a property amid COVID-19 buy one needs to be aware of various factors before that.

There are two kinds of contracts - an Agreement of Sale and a Sale Deed. The names of both contracts may sound similar but in actual they are different.

With numerous organizations permitting work from home during COVID-19 pandemic, individuals are presently searching for relatively larger apartment.

If a person is looking to buy a home using loan, his/her plan ultimately depends on the evaluation and approval of home loan application by the bank.

COVID-19 has changed the mindset of homebuyers as they are looking to invest in ready to move projects instead of living in rented houses.

GST is paid for residential units outside of the affordable housing segment at five percent. The customer has to pay stamp duty and registration charges at the time of registration. While stamp duty ranges from 3-10 percent depending on the state, on property worth over Rs 25 lakh, registration charges work out to 1.1 percent.