Browse resale flats, independent houses, villas and plots listed by owners across India. Buying a second hand home directly from the owner lets you see how the property and the society actually are, and to talk to the person who holds the papers.
Olditems only connects buyers and sellers. It does not verify property documents, handle payments or act as a broker, so every check below is yours to do — with a lawyer.
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Hire a property lawyer to do a title search at the sub-registrar's office and give a written opinion before you sign or pay anything. If you need a home loan, your bank's own legal and technical check is a useful second opinion, and a bank refusing to fund a property is a warning in itself.
Speak to your bank early. Lenders look at the property's approvals, age and documents as well as your income, and some will not finance unapproved layouts or buildings without OC. Knowing this before you negotiate saves you from losing a token.
Visit the property more than once, at different times of day, and talk to neighbours or the society office. Confirm the person selling is the owner named on the deed, with ID. Never pay a token or advance before legal verification, and never to anyone who has not shown original documents. Make every payment by bank transfer or cheque with a written receipt, and never share an OTP — read our safety tips. Register the sale at the sub-registrar's office.
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