Real estate compliance follows the project lifecycle
For real estate businesses, RERA is not simply a one-time registration question. Depending on the project, role and applicable state rules, obligations may arise before marketing, during development and when the project approaches completion.
Because state authorities and project circumstances can affect the process, registration and filing requirements should be assessed for the specific development.
Track the stages that apply
Start by checking whether the project or professional activity requires RERA registration. Where applicable, maintain the documents and project information needed for updates and periodic filings. Completion-related requirements must also be reviewed against the relevant authority's rules.
- RERA registration and initial documentation.
- Quarterly or other periodic updates, where applicable.
- Annual filings and disclosures, where prescribed.
- Completion-related submissions and supporting records.
Stay aligned with the relevant state authority
Forms, reporting schedules, documentation and processes can vary. Avoid relying on a generic checklist without verifying the latest requirements for your state and project.
Reginova offers support for RERA registration, periodic filings and completion-related compliance requirements, subject to the applicable rules.