Who needs the checklist
Every buyer needs the checklist, but especially an investor buying during construction or entering a fractional model. Risks differ: physical property requires land and construction checks, while fractional participation requires share rights and payout rules.
What to check first
- land title and designated use
- construction permits
- contract, payment schedule and price lock
- financing, refund and penalty terms
- management model, owner costs and reporting
How this affects the investment
Even a strong location cannot compensate for weak documents. Legal clarity affects registration, income collection, transfer to management and future resale.
Practical scenario
Before payment, the investor should receive the document package, ask written questions and, if needed, show the contract to an independent lawyer. This is a normal part of a quality transaction, not distrust of the developer.
- Important
- Return figures are not a public offer. Final terms, availability, payment schedule and projected yield must be confirmed with an ARHA GROUP manager for the selected unit.
Next step
Ask the manager for documents on the specific project: POTAY, UMAY, WOL or KORENI. Compare actual contract terms rather than general promises.