Many Indian women today are well educated, have good jobs with excellent career prospects, and even hold important government or corporate leadership posts. They certainly have the ability and confidence to craft their own lives, and are very much able to fulfill their dream of owning a home regardless of whether they are married or not. A self-owned home is rightly seen as the top security anchor and the best foundation on which to make long-term life decisions.
In fact, even married Indian women today are more often than not active financial partners in their families. Apart from being earning members, they also have a complete grasp of the family’s current and future financial abilities. Developers are very aware that the woman plays a leading role in a family’s home purchase decisions.
Buying a home is not just a matter of instinct. It requires planning and foresight. For women who are looking for suitable properties, here are some points to consider:
Prepare For The Initial Costs: First-time home buyers have to set aside considerable amount for down payment (or your contribution towards home loan). However, keep in mind that property purchase involves several other initial expenses such as stamp duty and registration costs, utilities connection charges and insurance and taxes.
