Godrej Devanahalli Payment Plan

A payment plan is the full schedule of payments for a project. It lists the expenses that must be paid as the work progresses. The method of making payments is step-by-step, ensuring a hassle-free ownership experience.

The Godrej Properties Payment Plan offers purchasers a simple, risk-free instalment plan. 10% of the total amount due at the time of booking is due from the buyer. Subsequently, the outstanding cost will be split into manageable instalments consistently. The price listed does not include taxes, registration fees, or stamp duty.

Godrej Devanahalli provides a range of payment options to accommodate every buyer's demand, including

• construction-linked plans
• down payments
• instalment-based schedules
• customized schemes.

Customers can select any payment plan that best suits their budget. Since Godrej Devanahalli will commence the project after RERA approves it, it follows the payment plan for developments being built. This plan comprises the following:

• The buyer must pay 10% of the cost when booking any unit.
• As the building starts, the buyer must pay 10% of the total price.
• During the Excavation process, 10% of the total payment can be made.
• During the Plinth process, 10% of the total payment can be done.
• While constructing the Basement, 10% of the total payment can be done.
• While constructing the Ground Floor of this project, 10% of the total payment can be made.
• While constructing the first floor, 10% of the total payment can be made.
• During the Flooring process, 10% of the total payment can be made.
• While Plumbing work, 10% of the total amount can be made.
• During possession, 10% of the payment can be made.

As Godrej Devanahalli is in its initial stage, there are appealing price options to customers to speed up the selling process. The payment plan starts as soon as an apartment is selected and reserved. The buyer receives confirmation of the specific unit through the booking money, and the investor receives all official and legally required copies of the real estate. A lawyer can help when it's required to verify the documentation. This validation is one of the conditions that each buyer must meet.