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Flat Booking Rules — From Start to Key Handover

Kamrul Hasan
Kamrul Hasan
Founder & CEO, Promise Group
Flat Booking Rules — From Start to Key Handover

Buying a flat means far more than simply paying money — it involves a legal process, documentation, instalment planning, and finally registration. Today we will clearly explain exactly how this entire process works for Promise Group's clients.

Step 1: Site Visit and Unit Selection

First, visit our office or come to the site to view the project and unit of your choice. We discuss the floor plan, location, and price list with you in detail.

Step 2: Booking Payment

Once your preferred unit is finalised, a booking amount equal to 10% of the total price must be deposited. A provisional booking receipt is issued at the moment of booking.

This amount is fully refundable — should the client wish to cancel the agreement within 7 working days for any reason.

Step 3: Agreement and Instalment Plan

After booking, we prepare a detailed agreement that sets out the instalment amounts, the schedule, and the payment milestones tied to construction progress.

Monthly, quarterly, or half-yearly instalment plans are available to suit the client's convenience.

Step 4: Construction Monitoring

Clients may visit the site at any time and will receive reports on construction progress. Every month we send a site update, complete with photographs and a brief summary.

Step 5: Registration

Once 80% of the total price has been paid, the registration process begins. Execution of the deed at the sub-registry office, the registration fee, and the stamp duty — our legal team handles all of it.

Step 6: Final Handover

Once the remaining balance is paid and all documents are ready, the keys are handed over. Before handover, a joint inspection checks all the finishing — and any issue found is resolved on the spot.

Transparency at every step — this is Promise Group's promise. No hidden costs, no misleading conditions.

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