Buy Your First Property Without the Guesswork
In under 2 hours, you will know exactly which property to choose, which legal checks to run, how to judge a fair price, and what to ask your agent and your lawyer — before you sign anything.
₹99 ₹499
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Everyone has an opinion. Nobody hands you a checklist.
- Your agent says one thing, your uncle says another, and YouTube says something else entirely.
- You have heard the stories about unclear titles and missing approvals, but you would not know how to spot one.
- You cannot tell whether the quoted price is fair, or several lakhs too high.
- And the hardest part: you do not yet know which questions you are supposed to be asking.
Property is the biggest purchase of your life — you should not be figuring it out for the first time while your money is on the line.
Everything you need, in the order you need it
Property types, and which one suits your goal
Apartment, plot, builder floor, under-construction or resale — what each one really means for you, whether you are buying a home to live in or an asset to invest in.
The legal checklist
The documents and checks every buyer must complete before paying a single rupee — title, approvals, encumbrance certificate, pending dues and RERA status — explained in plain language.
How pricing really works
How to judge fair value in an area, where your negotiating leverage actually comes from, and the hidden costs — stamp duty, registration, GST, maintenance deposits — that quietly break budgets.
The exact questions to ask
Word-for-word questions for your agent and your lawyer, what a good answer sounds like, and the replies that should make you walk away from the deal.
Instant access — recorded lesson + live Q&A
One framework, built by a lawyer — not ten opinions
This course was designed by a practising property lawyer who spends her days reading sale deeds, verifying titles and fixing problems that could have been caught before booking. Every module comes from a real file, not from theory.
Free advice arrives in fragments: a tip from an agent, a warning from a relative, a video that applies to another state. You are left assembling a checklist while a deadline is running. This gives you one clear, sequential framework — built for someone buying their first property with zero background — so you know exactly what to check, and in what order.
You do not need to become an expert. You need to know the right next step at every stage, and the handful of checks that must never be skipped.
Built by a lawyer, from real buyer mistakes
"I was two days away from paying a booking amount. The checklist made me ask for the encumbrance certificate, and the flat had a loan still running on it."
Rahul M.First home, Pune"We are NRIs and had nobody in India to guide us. Two hours here saved us weeks of confusion, and we knew exactly what to send our lawyer."
Priya & Karan S.Investment flat, Bengaluru"The negotiation section alone paid for itself many times over. I stopped guessing and started asking for actual numbers."
Sneha D.First home, HyderabadFirst-time buyers without an expert in the family
- Salaried professionals buying their first home to live in.
- Newly married couples making their first big financial decision together.
- First-time investors buying for rental income or long-term appreciation.
- NRIs buying remotely, without a lawyer or a property-savvy relative to lean on.
Here is the honest math
Instant access — recorded lesson + live Q&A
Before you decide
You should, and you will get far more out of them once you know what to ask. Your agent is paid when the deal closes, and a friend can only answer the questions you think to ask. This course makes sure you walk into those conversations already knowing what matters, so nothing important is skipped by accident.
Yes. The checklist is built around checks that apply everywhere in India — title, approvals, encumbrance, dues and agreement terms. Local names, stamp duty rates and portals differ from state to state, but the questions do not. Anything specific to your city, you can raise in the live Q&A.
The price is low on purpose. It is an introductory offer, not a measure of the content. A single consultation with a property lawyer usually starts above ₹1,000, and you get answers only to the questions you ask. This gives you the full sequence up front, which makes that consultation far more useful.
It runs for under two hours in total. There are no weekly modules and no fixed schedule. It is recorded, so you can watch it on your commute, in two sittings, or the night before a site visit — and rewatch only the parts you need.
Yours to keep, for the whole search
Buying a property takes months, so the recording stays with you for the entire journey. Watch it while you shortlist, again before a site visit, and one final time before you sign. The checklist is downloadable, and you can carry it to every meeting.
The price returns to ₹499 when this timer ends
The ₹99 introductory price and your seat in the next live Q&A with the lawyer close together. After that, the course goes back to its regular price of ₹499.
Buy Your First Property Without the Guesswork
Under two hours. One clear framework from a practising property lawyer. Everything you need to check before you sign.
₹99 ₹499
Get the Course @ ₹99Instant access — recorded lesson + live Q&A