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🔴 Legal Red Flags In Real Estate
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72 days agoNo Clear Title / Disputed Ownership
Seller can't provide original title deed or ownership is under legal dispute.
Multiple parties claiming ownership.
Encumbrances on the Property
Land is mortgaged or has legal liabilities (e.g., court orders, loans, liens).
No Encumbrance Certificate
Seller is unwilling or unable to provide an Encumbrance Certificate, which shows legal status over a period (ideally last 30 years).
Illegal Layout or Subdivision
Plot is not part of an approved layout by the local development authority.
Power of Attorney Issues
Sale is through someone with Power of Attorney, but without proper documentation (this is riskier than a direct owner sale).