DTCP (Directorate of Town and Country Planning) approvals are meant for areas outside major metropolitan zones, such as small towns and rural regions across Tamil Nadu.
CMDA (Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority) approvals apply strictly to areas within the Chennai Metropolitan Area. CMDA projects follow stricter planning regulations.
Both ensure the layout is legally approved by planning authorities, but the jurisdiction differs based on location.

To verify a property’s legal status, check for the following documents:

• Parent Documents (Chain of Title)

• Patta & Chitta/Adangal

• Encumbrance Certificate (EC)

• DTCP/CMDA/RERA Approval
  We assist with complete legal verification through experienced legal professionals before any transaction.

Yes, we assist buyers in connecting with reliable banking partners and loan agents who offer plot loans, depending on the property’s location and approval status. We also help with the necessary documents like approval letters, property plans, and legal verifications to support your loan application.

You should verify the patta, chitta/adangal, encumbrance certificate, parent documents, layout approvals (DTCP/CMDA), and RERA registration if applicable.

Yes, NRIs can invest in Indian real estate. However, all payments must be made through NRI accounts (NRE/NRO), and documents must be handled as per FEMA guidelines.