Collateral checks · For banks, NBFCs and HFCs
Check the property before you lend against it. From the land record up.
For a house, a plot or a commercial building offered as security: who owns it on the land record, how it changed hands, whether a court has stopped anything, and what is already charged against it. One report per property, before sanction and again during the loan.
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What it checks
The questions a credit team asks, answered from the record
Each answer links to the record it came from. Where a record can't be read reliably, the report says so.
Ownership
Is the borrower the owner on record?
Owners and extent on the land record for the survey number, and each mutation since: sale, partition, inheritance or gift.
Disputes
Is anything pending against the land?
Revenue-court cases, court stays and pending mutations on the survey number, with their status.
Land use
Can it be used the way it's offered?
Whether agricultural land was converted, the survey boundary on the map, and the land use in the master plan.
Other use cases
Same record, a different question
Every page reads from the same filings and the same report.
Funds, family offices and HNIs
Investors
Builder track records, sales pace and title risk, before you commit.
Families buying a flat or plot
Homebuyers
Is the project registered and on time? Check before you pay a token.
DOSL
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Property due diligence for every registered project, read from the filings.
Before sanction, and during the loan
A first read before legal and technical review
It doesn't replace your advocate's opinion or the valuer's visit. It tells them where to look, and flags a change on the land record while the loan runs.