Alita, located in Kacharakanahalli, Near Soukya road, 10 minutes away from Whitefield, is a rapidly growing real estate hotspot. With its proximity to ITPL and software parks, well-developed infrastructure, transport facility, restaurants, shopping malls, logistics and warehouse hub, international schools, hospitals, and 10-minute drive to the nearest metro station, it is an attractive destination for home buyers and investors.

However, before making a purchase, it is essential to verify the property title to ensure that the seller has the right to sell the property and that there are no encumbrances on the title. This process can be overwhelming for many, especially those who are new to real estate investing. Therefore, this guide aims to provide advocates with a comprehensive understanding of the steps involved in verifying the property title at Alita.

The first step is to obtain the Property Identification Number or PID number from the seller. This number can be found on the property tax receipt or the sale deed. Once you have the PID number, you can check for any encumbrances on the title by searching for the property on the Department of Stamps and Registration website. If there are any encumbrances, it is essential to obtain a No Objection Certificate from the concerned authorities before proceeding with the purchase.