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Is there any regulations for brokerages on property deal?

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Yes there are real estate brokerage regulations prevailing in India for property deals. Real estate brokerage is a loose business in India because there are no precise requirements or knowledge requirements to be a broker, and there are no norms of conduct that establish any responsibility, clarity, transparency, or professional standards.

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Agents are now covered under the ambit of RERA, 2016, and a required registration requirement is mandated under section 9 of the said Act to promote more accountability, clarity, or transparency.

  • If no real estate agent obtains formal registration as required by the Act, no real estate agent should facilitate or ease the sale, purchase, or performance done by him or on his behalf for any plot, apartment, or building, as the case may be, in any project covered by RERA, even if sold by the promoter of a specific planning area

  • Every person engaged in the business of real estate brokerage should apply to the appropriate authority for official registration in the required manner, within the stipulated period, with the fee specified in the schedule, and all necessary documents

  • The appropriate authority issues a registration number to each broker who registers as per the requirements or provisions of this act, and the number issued by the authority should be referred to by the broker in every purchase or sale transaction facilitated by him under the compliance of this act.

Non-compliance and non-registration penalties

A real estate broker who fails to register under the Act faces a penalty of up to ten thousand rupees per day from the day of delinquency, which can be increased to 5% of the project's cost if the sale was aided by the broker.

How much Brokers charges in India?

Individual property brokers in India normally charge the buyer and seller 2% of the deal value as their compensation, also known as the brokerage charge. This means that the agent would earn Rs 1 lakh from the buyer and Rs 1 lakh from the seller for facilitating a property purchase for Rs 1 crore.

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