Buying a home involves several legal steps to ensure your investment is protected. Here’s a streamlined breakdown of the process, with RERA ensuring transparency at each stage.

1. The Allotment Letter
   After the token payment, the builder provides an RERA approved Allotment Letter, confirming your unit and project details, along with the RERA registration number.
   Contents of the Allotment Letter:
   • • Unit and project details
   • • RERA registration number
   • • Payment terms
2. Agreement to Sale
   Once you’ve paid 10% of the booking amount, an Agreement to Sale is signed. It covers important terms like the payment schedule and project delivery timelines.
   Contents of the Agreement to Sale:
   • • Payment schedule
   • • Project delivery timelines
   • • Terms and conditions
3. Payment Receipts
   Every payment made toward the property must be acknowledged with a receipt, which is crucial for your records and loan processing.
   Contents of the Payment Receipt:
   • • Payment details
   • • Buyer and property information
   • • Receipt number
4. The Sales Deed
   At the final payment stage, a Sales Deed is signed, legally transferring the property to you.
   Contents of the Sales Deed:
   • • Property transfer details
   • • Buyer and seller details
   • • Final payment terms

RERA ensures that all these documents, from the Allotment Letter to the Sales Deed, are standardized and publicly accessible on the GUJRERA website, safeguarding homebuyers at every step.

Key Documents Submitted to RERA:

• • Drafts of the Allotment Letter, Agreement to Sale, and Sales Deed
• • Approved layout plans and NOCs from authorities