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RERA Agent Registration is the statutory process of obtaining registration as a Real Estate Agent with the respective State Real Estate Regulatory Authority under the provisions of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 and the applicable State RERA Rules. In accordance with Section 9 of the Act, no real estate agent shall facilitate the sale, purchase, marketing, or booking of any plot, apartment, or building in a registered real estate project without obtaining a valid RERA Agent Registration from the concerned State RERA Authority. The registration process generally involves submission of the prescribed application, supporting documents, and the applicable government fee, followed by verification by the Authority. Upon approval, the applicant is issued a RERA Agent Registration Certificate bearing a unique registration number, authorizing the agent to undertake real estate brokerage activities in compliance with the Act. Since the eligibility criteria, documentation requirements, government fees, validity period, and registration procedure may vary across States and Union Territories, applicants are required to comply with the respective State RERA Rules, regulations, and notifications issued by the concerned Regulatory Authority from time to time.
Pan Card
Agreement for Sale
Allotment letter
Approved Layout Plan
Declaration Form-B
and many more..
| Category | Amount |
|---|---|
| Plotted Development | Rs. 10/sqm |
| Residencial Building (Less than 60 sq mtrs) | Rs. 10/sqm |
| Residencial Building ( More than 60 sq mtrs ) | Rs. 20/sqm |
| Commercial Building | Rs. 50/sqm |
| Any Other Projects | Rs. 25/sqm |
* Fees will be calculated as per square meter of FSI Area
Ans: Section 2, sections 20 to 39, sections 41 to 58, sections 71 to 78 and sections 81 to 92 were notified by the Central Government to come into effect from 1st May, 2016.
Ans: Sections 20 and section 43 provides that the Authority and the Appellate Tribunal need to be established within 1 year of the commencement of the Act. As the said sections were notified for commencement on 1st May, 2016 the Authority and the Appellate Tribunal are required to be established maximum by 30th April, 2017. Sections of the Act which have not been notified yet, would be notified maximum upon the expiry of that period.
Ans: The real estate sector has grown in the recent years but has largely been unregulated from the perspective of consumer protection. Though, consumer protection laws are available, the recourse available therein are only curative, but not preventive. This has affected the overall potential growth of the sector due to absence of professionalism and standardization.
| The Real Estate ( Regulation & development) Act, 2016 | Download PDF |
| The Real Estate ( Regulation & development) Rules, 2017 | Download PDF |
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