Proprify Resources

Long-form guides on Indian property

Capital gains on inherited property, FMV as on 1 April 2001, visa valuation acceptance by country, bank-valuer process, CERSAI / EC / RERA — written by Proprify's case-view team and Govt-Registered Valuers.

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Capital gains

How to calculate capital gains on inherited property in India (2026 update)

If you've inherited a property and want to sell it, the capital-gains math depends on when the original owner bought it. Here's the step-by-step.

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Capital gains

Fair Market Value as on 1 April 2001 — what it is, why it matters, who signs it

The Income Tax Act lets you use the property's value as on 1 April 2001 instead of the original purchase price. Here's exactly when, how, and from whom.

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Visa valuation

Visa property valuation in India — USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Schengen accepted

Visa applications often ask for a property valuation as proof of ties to India. Here's what each country accepts, and how to issue one in 48 hours.

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Home loans

When does the bank send a valuer for a home loan — and what to expect

Every home-loan disbursal is preceded by a bank-appointed valuer's site visit. Here's the timeline, who pays, and how to prepare.

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Certifications

Net worth certificate — when you need one, who can sign it, and how Proprify issues it

Net worth certificates are required for govt tenders, GeM registration, bank guarantees, and some investor-visa applications. Here's the breakdown.

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Due diligence

CERSAI, encumbrance certificate, RERA — the three trust signals every Indian property has

Before you buy any property in India, three lookups can save you lakhs in nasty surprises. Here's what each one tells you.

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