43 Allotment Letter

43 Allotment Letter

43rd point out of 51 checklist for the property purchaser, by 11 square feet / Amit Raut

Q - Allotment Letter: This document is given to the homebuyer by the builder, which is one of the important documents. Often, banks only finance housing when the builder provides the customer's purchased property's allotment letter to the bank. Upon receiving that allotment letter, the bank initiates its housing loan process.

The first step in buying a property is an allotment letter. It is a document that proves that the property is available for sale and the seller has the right to sell it. Without an allotment letter, a person will not be able to prove that they are the real owner of the property and will not be able to obtain financing.

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