BhoomiScanFor developers and layout promoters
Screen every parcel with the AI report, with or without a legal team. For the parcels you will buy, an empanelled advocate signs a report for each: send the list on WhatsApp and we reply with an engagement letter, the scope of work and the quotation.
Screen every parcel first
With or without a legal team. Each parcel's documents are read, cross-checked and cited, so you can shortlist the pool before you pay an advance, and your lawyers, or ours, start from the evidence.
Signed reports for the parcels you will buy
Send the parcel list on WhatsApp. An empanelled advocate who does property and title work examines every seller's chain of title and signs a report for each parcel, with one summary for the pool.
One way to run a pool: the AI report on every parcel, then the lawyer's report on the parcels you keep.
Read from the documents you upload and from the government portals. It is analysis for professional review, not a legal opinion.
An EC lists registered deeds only. A suit in court, or a co-owner who never signed, does not appear on it. That is why every seller’s name is searched as well.
Start with one parcel or send the whole pool. A parcel usually takes 7 to 10 days, and several advocates work on a pool at once.
Want to see how a report reads before you commit? Ask, and we will walk you through one.
Advocate-Signed Title Search Report
For a land pool, issued before any work starts
The reason for each mark is in that parcel’s own signed report.
The AI Land Risk Check Report is priced per report, shown before you run it. The Advocate-Signed Title Search Report is quoted in the engagement letter, per parcel and per seller: each seller brings a chain of title of their own, so the quotation follows the number of sellers and how far back the chains go. You have it before any work starts.
An empanelled advocate whose practice is property and title work. The advocate examines each seller's chain of title, checks for pending litigation and signs the written opinion.
Yes. It reads each parcel's documents and flags what needs a closer look, in plain words, with the page behind every finding. For the parcels you decide to buy, take the Advocate-Signed Title Search Report: an advocate's signed opinion on the title.
A cited first reading of each parcel's file: the flow of title, the encumbrances, the litigation and mutation checks, and the names, plots and areas that disagree between documents, each finding linked to its page. Your lawyers check it and conclude.
Yes. Send one, see the report, then send the rest of the pool. The checks are the same on every parcel, and several advocates can work on a pool at once.
The report says what it is and which record shows it. Some problems, such as a mutation still pending, can be put right before registration. A suit over the title is usually a reason to wait.
No. It is an advocate's signed opinion on the title, with the record behind every finding and a list of what was not verified. No honest title report is a guarantee.
Land in Odisha, in any district. Send the village and the plot or khata number of each parcel; the land record we fetch from the source.
Send the parcel list. The engagement letter comes first, and the report names the record behind every line.