I'm researching property in India using PropTiger's PropGuide. First, what is the stamp duty percentage for property purchase in Mumbai? Second, I need to know the first three documents typically required for property registration, and who authored that article. Third, what are the benefits of buying a ready-to-move-in property, specifically mentioning the GST benefit and at least one other key advantage?
Navigate to 'https://www.proptiger.com/guide'. Search for 'stamp duty on property purchase' or navigate to the relevant article. Once on the 'Stamp Duty Rates For Real Estate In Different Cities Of India' article, extract the stamp duty percentage for Mumbai. Search for 'property registration process' or navigate to the relevant article. Once on the 'Property Registration Process in India: All you need to know' article, identify and list the first three documents typically required for property registration. Identify the author of the 'Property Registration Process in India: All you need to know' article. Search for 'benefits of buying a ready-to-move-in property' or navigate to the relevant article. Once on the 'Benefits of buying a ready-to-move-in property' article, identify and list the specific GST benefit mentioned and at least one other key advantage. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent states the stamp duty for Mumbai as '5%'. The agent lists the first three documents required for property registration as: 'Sale deed', 'Khata certificate', and 'Encumbrance certificate'. The agent identifies the author of the 'Property Registration Process' article as 'PropTiger.com'. The agent explicitly mentions the GST benefit for ready-to-move-in properties as 'No GST' or 'buyers do not have to pay GST'. The agent identifies and lists at least one other key advantage of buying a ready-to-move-in property from the article (e.g., 'Immediate possession', 'No waiting period', 'No risk of project delays', 'Ready for inspection', 'Save rent', 'Tax benefits', 'Low risk', 'Immediate returns on investment').