Documents Required to Buy a Flat in Nashik (Complete Checklist)

The single best way to protect yourself when buying a flat is to verify the right documents before you pay. Here’s the complete checklist for Nashik — print it, and don’t skip a line.

1. Title documents

• Title certificate from a lawyer confirming a clear, marketable title.
• Chain of ownership (ideally traced back ~30 years) with no disputes.

2. RERA & approvals

• MahaRERA registration of the project — how to check.
• Sanctioned building plan approved by the local authority.
• Commencement certificate (permission to begin construction).

3. Land & layout

• 7/12 extract or property card showing ownership.
• NA (Non-Agricultural) order, where applicable — what NA means.

4. Encumbrance & dues

• Encumbrance certificate — confirms no pending loans or legal claims.
• Latest property-tax receipts and any society dues cleared.

5. For ready / resale flats

• Occupancy Certificate (OC) — the building is legally fit to occupy.
• Completion Certificate (CC).
• Society share certificate and NOC from the society (for resale).

6. The agreement & payment trail

• Agreement for sale stating price, carpet area, payment schedule and possession date.
• Payment receipts and bank statements for every instalment.

7. At registration

• Sale deed, stamp-duty and registration payment challans — see costs.
• ID/address proof of buyer and seller.
• Afterwards, apply for mutation to record the flat in your name.

The simplest safeguard

Buy from a RERA-registered builder with clear-title projects — most of this checklist is then already in order, and a good developer will hand you these documents proactively.

At Shree Infra, we walk every buyer through the paperwork in plain language. Get in touch and we’ll help you verify everything — even on a home that isn’t ours.

General guidance only — consult a property lawyer for your specific purchase.