RERA Compliance
At SVP Developers and Promoters, we are committed to transparency, trust, and legal compliance in every project we undertake. We follow the guidelines of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA) to ensure that our customers enjoy a safe and reliable property-buying experience.
We believe that transparency builds trust. Our goal is to provide every customer with confidence and peace of mind while investing in their dream property.
*Disclaimer:* RERA registration is applicable only to projects that fall under the provisions of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act. Project-specific RERA registration details will be provided wherever applicable.
Our commitment to RERA compliance includes:
- Compliance with all applicable RERA regulations
- Clear and transparent project information.
- Honest pricing with no hidden charges.
- Timely updates on project progress.
- Proper documentation and legal due diligence.
- Ethical business practices and customer-first service.
- Assistance with project approvals and registration details wherever applicable.
DTCP Approved Layouts
Invest with confidence in DTCP-approved layouts that meet government planning and development standards. A DTCP (Directorate of Town and Country Planning) approval ensures that the layout has been examined and sanctioned according to the applicable planning regulations, providing greater transparency and reliability for buyers.
At SVP Developers and Promoters, we are committed to offering legally compliant projects with clear documentation and a smooth property-buying experience.
Our Commitment
We believe every investment should be secure and transparent. Our team guides you through the documentation process and provides the necessary information to help you make an informed decision.
Note: DTCP approval relates to the planning and layout approval. Buyers should also verify title documents, applicable local authority approvals, and other legal requirements before purchasing.
Why choose a DTCP-Approved Property?
Loan Eligibility Checklist
Salaried Person
- 2 Photos each of applicant and co-applicant.
- Pan card copy of applicant.
- Address proof of applicant.
- ID proof of co-applicant(Passport
- Copy or Driving License or Pan Card).
- Address proof of co-applicant.
- Relationship Proof of applicant and co-applicant.
- Loan track from the beginning of all existing loans of applicant and co-applicant.
- Employee/Company ID card.
- Latest 3 months salary slips.
- Latest 6 month bank statement(Salary A/C).
- Latest 2 years Form NO. 16
- Appointment letter of current company and relieving letter of previous company.
- Cheque Leaf(CST) for processing fees favoring the Bank(you are applying loan from) from Salary Bank Account only.
- 7 PDC Cheque leaves(CST Cheques only) after loan sanction from salary bank account only.
- Own contribution receipt(OCR = Purchase Amount- Bank Loan Amount) to be through banking channels.
Self-Employed Person - 2 Photos each of applicant and co-applicant.
- Pan card copy of applicant.
- Address proof of applicant.
- ID proof of co-applicant(Passport Copy or Driving License or Pan Card).
- Address proof of co-applicant.
- Loan track of all previous loans of either applicant or co-applicant.
- Latest 3 years ITR with audited financials.
- Latest 1 year all Bank statements(current account and Personal account).
- Business License.
- Business Pan Card.
- Business Address Proof.
- Latest 3 months salary slips.
- Latest 6 month bank
- statement(Salary A/C).
- Latest 2 years Form NO. 16.
- Appointment letter of current company and relieving letter of previous company.
- 1 Cheque Leaf(CST) for processing fees favoring the Bank(you are applying loan from).
- 7 PDC Cheque leaves(CST Cheques only) after loan sanction.
Own contribution receipt(OCR = Purchase Amount- Bank Loan Amount) to be through banking channels
NRI Section
An NRI is an Indian citizen or a Person of Indian Origin (PIO) living outside India for employment, business, or any other purpose with the intention of staying abroad for an uncertain period.
No. NRIs can buy residential and commercial property in India without RBI permission. However, they cannot purchase agricultural land, plantation property, or farmhouses without approval.
No. RBI has given general permission to PIOs to buy residential property in India. They do not need separate approval but must comply with RBI rules for eligible transactions.
The payment should be made through:
Inward foreign remittance via banking channels, or
Funds from NRE or FCNR accounts in India.
Where should permission be obtained to buy agricultural land, plantation property, or a farmhouse?
Permission must be obtained from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), Central Office, Exchange Control Department, Mumbai.
Yes. Sale proceeds can be repatriated subject to RBI rules and applicable conditions, including the minimum holding period.
Yes. PIOs can acquire or transfer up to two residential properties by gift to or from eligible relatives, subject to applicable tax laws.
Yes. NRIs and PIOs can freely rent out their property in India. Rental income can be repatriated as per RBI regulations.
Yes. NRIs can gift immovable property to eligible relatives or registered charitable trusts in India, subject to applicable laws.
Yes. NRIs can obtain home loans from approved banks and housing finance companies under the same eligibility criteria as resident Indians. The loan must generally be repaid within 15 years through NRE, FCNR, NRO accounts, or inward remittances.
Yes. An NRI can be the primary borrower with a resident close relative as co-borrower or guarantor. However, the NRI must pay the margin money and repay the loan installments.