NRI
The Property Nobody Lives In: Looking After an Empty Flat or Ancestral Home
An empty property is not a property at rest. It deteriorates faster than an occupied one, and the risks it attracts are different in kind.
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Practical guides on rental yield, compliance, tenant screening and managing property from abroad — written by the team that does this every day in Bhubaneswar.
NRI
Approving a Tenant You Will Never Meet
A photograph of an Aadhaar card is not verification. What an absent owner should actually check before approving a tenancy.
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NRI
Power of Attorney for NRI Property: Keeping It Narrow on Purpose
The most common mistake NRIs make with a power of attorney is granting too much of it, to someone they trust, for convenience.
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NRI
Rental Income, Repatriation and Tax: What NRI Landlords Actually Need to Track
Rental income from Indian property is taxable in India regardless of where you live. What to keep, what gets deducted, and how money gets home.
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NRI
Managing Property in India From Abroad Without Relying on a Relative
The cousin who holds your keys is doing you a favour, indefinitely, for free. Here is why that arrangement fails slowly, and what replaces it.
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Ease of Management
More Than One Property: What Changes When You Own a Portfolio
One property runs on memory. Three do not, and the failure is quiet — you simply stop noticing the one that is underperforming.
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Ease of Management
Lease Renewals and Notice: Planning the Re-let Before It Becomes Urgent
Vacancy is rarely caused by weak demand. It is caused by finding out three weeks before the tenant leaves.
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Ease of Management
Property Maintenance Approval Limits: Control Repairs Without the Phone Calls
A property maintenance approval limit lets owners control spending without delaying everyday repairs. Here’s how to set one and keep proper evidence.
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Compliance
Commercial Use of Residential Property in Kolkata: 2026 Supreme Court Drive
Bidhannagar Municipal Corporation, Salt Lake, was impleaded by name on 20 May 2026 — one of the few corporations the Supreme Court named individually. As of 10 September 2026 neither it nor the KMC has published an affidavit or a survey count. KMC issued a change-of-use SOP on 4 September 2026.
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