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When you are planning to buy a home or invest in a property in Telangana, one of the most important steps is to make sure your builder is RERA approved. RERA stands for Real Estate Regulatory Authority. It was introduced to protect homebuyers and ensure transparency in the real estate sector. A builder registered under RERA means that the project follows certain quality standards, legal requirements, and timelines. But how do you check if a builder is RERA approved in Telangana? Here is a simple and practical guide.

1. Visit the Official Telangana RERA Website
The first and most reliable step is to go to the official Telangana RERA website. Every builder and project that is registered under RERA will be listed on this site. You should always use the official government portal because other websites may have incomplete or outdated information.

Open your web browser and search for "Telangana RERA" or type rera.telangana.gov.in in the address bar. Once you are on the homepage, you will find options to search for registered projects and registered promoters (builders).

2. Look for “Registered Projects” or “Registered Builders”
On the Telangana RERA website, look for the search option that says “Registered Projects” or “Registered Promoters.” This feature lets you check the builder by name, project name, or registration number.

Click on the relevant search option and enter the name of the builder or the project you are interested in. Make sure the spelling is correct. The system will show results that match your search. If the builder or project appears in the list, this means the builder is registered with RERA and the project has legal approval.

3. Check the Project Details Carefully
After you find the builder or project in the RERA database, click on the entry to view more details. You will see information such as:

• Project registration number

• Builder name and address

• Project location

• Approval status

• Completion date

• Development area

This information helps you confirm that the project is legitimate and meets RERA requirements. If anything looks incomplete or missing, it is better to ask the builder for clarification before making any payment.

4. Verify the Builder’s RERA Registration Number
A genuine RERA registered builder will always share the RERA registration number with you. You can use this number on the Telangana RERA portal to cross-check the details. Always confirm that the number on the brochure or agreement matches exactly with the number on the official website.

If the numbers do not match, or if the builder hesitates to give this information, consider it a warning sign.

5. Ask for RERA Documents Before Signing Any Agreement
Once you confirm that your builder is on the RERA website, ask the builder for official RERA documentation. Builders must provide a copy of the RERA registration certificate for both the builder and the project. Take time to check all documents thoroughly. If needed, show them to a legal advisor before you move forward.

Verifying RERA approval is a small step that can save you from future legal issues, delays, and financial losses. It gives you confidence that your investment is protected under real estate laws in Telangana.

Always do this check early in your decision process before making any payments or signing agreements. This simple step makes your property purchase safer and more secure.