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Agreement to Sell Drafting

An agreement to sell drafted by an advocate that locks in the price, advance, payment schedule, timeline and conditions for a property sale before the sale deed is signed, protecting both buyer and seller.

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Overview

An agreement to sell drafted by an advocate that locks in the price, advance, payment schedule, timeline and conditions for a property sale before the sale deed is signed, protecting both buyer and seller.

What's included

  • check_circle Agreement to sell drafted around your deal
  • check_circle Advance, payment schedule, completion date and conditions set out
  • check_circle Clauses on title, default, refund of advance and cancellation
  • check_circle Your review and one round of revisions
  • check_circle Prepared by a verified advocate

Not included

  • blockStamp duty and registration fees, where your state requires them
  • blockTitle search on the property
  • blockThe final sale deed

What we'll need

  • 01Names and addresses of the seller and buyer
  • 02Property details
  • 03Price, advance paid and payment schedule
  • 04Conditions such as loan approval or clearing dues
  • attach_file Identity proof
  • attach_file Property title documents

Common use cases

  • Paying an advance on a flat or plot
  • Fixing terms before a bank loan is sanctioned

How it works

  1. 01

    Tell us the details

    A short form and any documents we need.

  2. 02

    Pay securely

    A verified professional picks up your request.

  3. 03

    Track & receive

    Follow progress and get your documents in your dashboard.

Common questions

Does an agreement to sell transfer ownership?

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No. It is a promise to sell on agreed terms. Ownership passes only when the registered sale deed is executed.

Does it need to be registered?

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It depends on the state. Some states, such as Maharashtra, require agreements to sell to be stamped and registered; in others stamping is enough. The advocate tells you what applies to your property.