Buying a property is a preferred investment option in India. A property can be owned solely by an individual or co-owned by two or more individuals. People often prefer to purchase a property with … READ FULL STORY
When you are buying a property, you have the choice to become its single owner or invest through co-ownership. As the name suggests, in single ownership, there will be only one owner that is … READ FULL STORY
While applying for a home loan, you may get engaged as a co-borrower, co-owner, co-signer or co-applicant. It is important to understand the significance of each role as it can have severe repercussions on … READ FULL STORY
Property owners have the option to grant co-ownership of their houses, flats, apartments and land parcels, at any point in their lives. Even though the reasons for such a step might be different in … READ FULL STORY
Property dispute numbers in India are quite overwhelming. Only over 66% of the cases pending in various civil courts of India are related to property disputes. Of all the cases that India’s apex court … READ FULL STORY
Buying a home involves several legal and financial obligations. To distribute the burden of buying a home, people often opt for joint ownership, with relatives, especially the spouse. “The general view, is that it … READ FULL STORY
In addition to making an informed decision, property buyers are also working out the best mode of acquiring their immovable assets. Whether it’s choosing the best financing option for tax benefits or directly dealing … READ FULL STORY
The tax law allows you to avail of certain benefits with respect to home loans. The benefits are available under Section 24(b) for interest paid and under Section 80C for the principal repayment, subject … READ FULL STORY
While the ratio of working males in India is higher in comparison to women, yet, a recent report (Bankbazaar-Moneymood 2019) indicates that when it comes to taking a home loan, women borrowers have outpaced … READ FULL STORY
