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Hi,
I tried to extract some information on below, but there are no clear answers. It says an NRI can buys property jointly with a resident Indian e.g. Father, Mother etc, but how the payments work out for this. Can the resident Indian can pay a part of it from his local "resident account". Builders prefer to keep it clean and want everything out of NRE/NRO account. Anybody with with experience in this scenario and what are the nuances. Thanks in advance !! |
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If the builder is so fussy then you can do a very simple thing.
Ask your partner/co-owner to deposit the money in your NRO account(cash/cheque/draft) and then you happily give cheque to builder from your NRO account.
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