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Reduction in Stamp Duty in Maharashtra , Perfect time to Buy Property

 

In the current situation due to lock-down many businesses are close due to which  government loosing crores rupees revenue , So to overcome this  government has given the boost to major revenue contributor i.e. to Real Estate by taking big decision to Reduce the stamp duty by  3% from 1 st September till 31 st  December and reduction of  2% stamp duty from 1 st January till 31 st March. 

   After that depending upon the market situation government is going to take further decision.

    Due to which now there is best ever time to those who were hunting properties or those who are looking  good option for investment purpose.

    As we already know there is lowest rate of interest on home loan as this is lowest repo rate from last two decades. Also now a days builder are giving best deal and offers to genuine buyers so it's time to take action it's time to take right move and it's time to buy property.

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