FAQ · Rental
Owners leasing out Gurgaon property and tenants renting it ask overlapping but distinct questions. This page answers both sides directly — on rent benchmarks, lease structuring, deposits and dispute resolution.
A properly drafted lease with clear escalation and exit terms prevents most rental disputes before they start — draft it once, correctly.
Net yields typically run 2.4–3.1% on ultra-luxury Golf Course Road stock and 3.4–4.4% on mid-luxury inventory in corporate-catchment micromarkets, after accounting for CAM, vacancy and taxes.
It is a convention, not a legal requirement — leases of 11 months or less avoid mandatory stamp duty registration under the Registration Act, which is why it remains the market standard, though longer registered leases are equally valid.
There is no statutory cap in Haryana; market practice runs 2–3 months' rent for standard unfurnished residential units and can run higher for furnished or luxury properties, by mutual agreement.
Yes — if monthly rent exceeds ₹50,000, tenants (including individuals) must deduct 5% TDS under Section 194-IB; if the landlord is an NRI, TDS applies under Section 195 at a higher rate regardless of rent amount.
Only if the lease agreement specifically provides for an escalation clause; absent that, rent can typically only be revised at renewal, which is why escalation terms should be fixed upfront in the agreement.
The landlord can issue a legal notice and, if needed, seek eviction through the Rent Authority or civil court process; this is why clear lock-in and notice-period clauses in the lease matter from the outset.
Yes, tenant verification with local police is advisable and, in many jurisdictions, expected practice for landlords, in addition to independent employer and reference checks.
Furnished units command a rent premium and let faster but require upfront capex and periodic refurbishment; the premium only improves net yield if it exceeds annualised furnishing cost and depreciation.