PROPERTY INTELLIGENCE

Know What You're Buying. Before You Buy It.

Your lawyer verifies the property.
ClearKhata helps you understand what needs to be verified.

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Buying a property is one of the biggest financial decisions you'll make.

Yet most buyers rely on documents they receive from the builder or seller and often struggle to understand what those documents actually reveal.

ClearKhata takes a deeper, buyer-centric look at the property.

We investigate the property’s available history, retrieve relevant records from government and registered sources, analyse title and transaction documents, cross-check information across records and identify inconsistencies, gaps and potential risk indicators.

Then we translate complex property information into simple, actionable insights—so you know what to ask the builder, what to question and what to get your lawyer to independently verify.

Because having the documents is not the same as understanding the property.

What Does ClearKhata Actually Do?

We don't just read the documents.
We connect the dots.

A property isn’t just a sale deed.

Its story can span previous owners, transactions, survey numbers, mortgages, developers, land parcels, approvals and other records.

ClearKhata brings the relevant pieces together to help you understand the bigger picture.

The question isn't just:

"Do I have the documents?"

Its:

"Do the documents agree with each other?"

What Do We Look At?

Depending on the property and records available, our assessment can cover areas such as:

Title & ownership history

Trace the property's ownership and transaction history.

Title deeds & sale deeds

Understand the documents behind the current transaction and how they connect with previous transactions.

A Khata
/ B Khata

Understand the property's Khata status and identify information requiring attention.

Survey numbers & land records

Check relevant survey details, changes and connections across records.

Encumbrances & mortgages

Identify relevant charges, mortgages, releases and other encumbrance-related information appearing in available records.

Land use & construction-related information

Review available information that may be relevant to the property's use, development or construction.

Rajakaluve & location-related concerns

Identify available information that may warrant further investigation around the property's location.

Court cases & disputes

Identify available indicators of litigation, disputes or other issues that require professional verification.

Builder & project background

Review relevant publicly available information about the builder and project.

Legal Scrutiny Report review

Where an LSR is available, ClearKhata can analyse it alongside the underlying property information and highlight inconsistencies or areas requiring clarification.
But Finding Information Is Only Half the Job.

The real question is: What does it mean for you?

Property documents are often filled with technical terminology and legal language. A buyer can receive pages of information and still be left wondering:

1

What we found

The relevant information identified during our assessment.

2

Why it matters

The potential significance from a property buyer's perspective.

3

What remains unclear

Information that may require further documentation or clarification.

4

What to ask the builder

Specific questions you can raise before proceeding.

5

What to ask your lawyer

Areas that deserve independent legal verification or professional advice.

6

What to do next

Practical next steps before you commit your money.

Even a Legal Scrutiny Report Can Raise Questions.

Because the conclusion isn't the only thing worth reading.

If you already have a Legal Scrutiny Report, ClearKhata can help you understand it in the context of the underlying property information.

We can identify areas such as:

  • Information that doesn’t appear consistent with the underlying documents
  • Property or survey details that require clarification
  • Gaps in the information reviewed
  • Documents or confirmations that may need to be obtained
  • Questions you may want to take back to your lawyer or builder

We don't question your lawyer's professional opinion.
We help you understand the questions behind it.

Why ClearKhata If I Already Have a Lawyer?

Because ClearKhata and your lawyer do different jobs.

Your Lawyer

Your lawyer provides professional legal verification, legal advice and legal opinion based on their review and scope of engagement.

ClearKhata

ClearKhata provides property intelligence and buyer-focused analysis.
We bring together available property information, analyse documents and history, cross-check records and translate complex findings into questions and areas that deserve attention.

ClearKhata doesn't replace your lawyer. We help you have a better conversation with one.

Your Property Risk Assessment

Not a verdict. A clearer picture.

We don’t simply label a property “safe” or “unsafe.” Our assessment helps distinguish between:

Issues

Deserve serious attention

Information

Needs clarification

Satisfactory

Based on the records reviewed

Questions

Remain unanswered

Actions you should consider before proceeding

This gives you a structured view of the property's potential risks and the steps you can take to investigate them further.

What You Receive

A report designed for a property buyer—not a file full of jargon.

Your ClearKhata Property Intelligence Report brings together:

Property history & ownership trail
Title and document analysis
Relevant government/registered records
A Khata / B Khata and property-related checks
Survey & land information
Encumbrance and mortgage-related findings
Relevant project/property concerns
Cross-document inconsistencies
Potential risk indicators
Green flags
Questions for the builder
Questions for your lawyer
Recommended next steps

Don’t Just Ask,

“Is This Property Clear?”

Ask,

“What Am I Missing?”

ClearKhata

helps you find out.

Before you commit lakhs or crores to a property, understand the property first.

ClearKhata’s assessment is based on the records and information available and reviewed for the property. It is intended to help buyers understand potential issues and identify areas requiring further verification. ClearKhata does not provide legal advice or replace independent legal verification by a qualified lawyer.