FAQ’s

Frequently Asked Questions On Kerala Projects

Notify the builder in writing and keep photographs and records of the defects. Ask about the applicable defect-liability provisions in your agreement and under RERA, including the statutory period and the process for requesting repairs.

The payment schedule depends on the builder's payment plan and the terms of your sale agreement. Request a written schedule showing the amount due at booking and at each subsequent construction stage.


 

Parking availability and charges depend on the unit and the project's applicable terms. Ask Desai Homes whether a parking space is available for your preferred apartment and whether its cost is included in the quoted price.

Check the construction progress, apartment layout, natural light, ventilation, access roads, parking arrangements, and visible construction quality. Ask the sales team about the remaining construction work, common facilities, and expected handover schedule.

Residential apartments can generally be rented out, subject to the applicable laws, sale documents, and apartment association rules. Before buying for rental income, consider local rental demand, maintenance costs, and the likely vacancy period.

Your rights and the remedies available depend on the sale agreement and applicable real estate regulations. Review the promised possession date and delay-related clauses, and check the applicable provisions under RERA before signing.

Customization depends on the construction stage, the changes requested, and the builder's approval. Ask the sales team about permitted changes to flooring, electrical points, kitchen fittings, and other interior features before booking.

Review the Kerala RERA registration, approved building plans, sale agreement, title documents, and applicable approvals. You can also ask a property lawyer to examine the documents before making a payment.

You can inquire about availability and booking procedures remotely, but visiting the property before paying a booking amount is advisable. If you cannot visit in person, request a virtual tour, current construction photos, and the relevant documents.

Ask for a complete cost breakdown covering the apartment price, GST if applicable, registration fees, stamp duty, maintenance deposits, and other applicable charges. This helps you calculate the total amount payable before signing the agreement.