How site visits work

What to expect

• You know who is meeting you

  Before any visit you are told the name and number of the person showing the property — the owner, or our local partner for that area.

• One point of contact per property

  Never a chain of brokers each adding a margin. Whoever shows you the property is responsible for what they tell you.

• Brokerage is told upfront

  Any brokerage or fee is told to you before the visit, never after you have fallen for a property.

• Pay only the owner

  Token money and payments go directly to the owner or developer, by bank, against a written receipt — never to BrixOn or to the person showing you the property.

• The checks are yours

  BrixOn shows listings as given and does not verify title or approvals. You may be asked to sign a short visit slip that says so.

Check these before you pay anything

• Khatauni / khasra and the full registry chain — and that the seller is the person on the papers
• VDA map or approval, or whether the area is outside VDA limits
• Any loan or charge on the property
• Whether it is on or near a drain, on government land, or in a road-widening or acquisition area
• If the seller holds only a sale agreement (sata) or a power of attorney — the original owner’s consent

Ideally with your own advocate. Our guides show you how: checking VDA approval and the documents checklist.