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One mistake while buying a property can cost you dearly. Before making your investment, verify the property's details using the right public resources. Check the HMDA Lakes Portal to see if the property falls within a lake boundary or FTL area. Use the Bhuvan Portal to verify whether the... show more
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Ivani registration office lo telidha. Vadu property ni ela register chesthadu without proper documentation. Ante govt ,officers and builders munchutharu. Normal citizen Paisal kati mosapotharu. Oka biscuit ki fssai,food security officers untaru.
Just a single approval by HYDRAA clears everything. Bring it into law. Why common man needs to suffer
Banks lo loans isthunaru , registration me govt a chesesthadhi, Eroju correct aina land repu illegal ayipothayi. Ivani janalu nunchi Paisal dobadam kosam and govt a lands ameskovadam kosam e natakalu
RERA was introduced to protect home and plot buyers by ensuring transparency and accountability from developers. If that's the objective, shouldn't RERA verify all critical legal and regulatory aspects before granting project registration? Why should every individual buyer still be expected to conduct extensive due diligence at their own cost and risk? Isn't that defeating the very purpose of having a regulatory authority in the first place?
Did you ask about ministers houses constructed in FTL?
Anni unnay, andhuke SBI land ammesindru ...
You should have asked one question bro … if hydra protecting home buyers then why RERA exist in TG
Why should a citizen had to go through all these tasks, when we pay registration fee and taxes to the government to provide these basic services??
Arey burra lenoda, mari RERA endhukundi ra gaddi peekuthunda
basic enquiries builder reputation telsukokunda proper permissions unaya leva anedi chudakunda rera vadu registration chesestadu adhi chupinchi rera project ani rudhestunaru bank valu loans ichesaru ma project ki ey prblm ledu ani rudhutaru govt ofce lo proper ga edi cheparu
Sir,Mr. Ranganath sir is saying, that before purchasing the plots verify with the HMDA, as per my experience HMDA is nothing but broker office, for ex in Peerzadiguda given clearence for park area, we did compliant to Hydra also, but so far not taken any action,what does it mean
Asalu ivi customers cheyalsina panula leda approvals ivvalsina govt officials cheyalsina panula?
Bro Can you interview teenmaar Mallana ! Queries - 7200 How n number of cars ? Once asked tea money 10 rs ? Now 1000 of crores ? He published congress but firstly congress removed him from party after elections
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