House
State land extent, built-up area, floors, age, access, parking, water, drainage, condition and building records.
See the house buyer checks →For property owners and authorised representatives
Prepare accurate facts for a house, land, residential plot, apartment or commercial property, then submit them privately for moderation before any public listing.
Do not upload original deeds or identity proofs to a public listing. Private contact and evidence are not public by default.

Seller workflow
Moderation checks whether the submission is sufficiently clear for publication. It is not a legal opinion, valuation or guarantee of sale.
Confirm property type, locality, area, access, condition, asking price and material limitations.
Identify the owner or authorised representative and organise records for controlled review.
Send the listing facts and contact details without uploading confidential documents publicly.
Verify serious enquiries, record written terms and correct or withdraw the listing when its status changes.
Property facts
Use the correct property category and disclose the facts that materially affect use, comparison and verification.
State land extent, built-up area, floors, age, access, parking, water, drainage, condition and building records.
See the house buyer checks →State classification, survey identity, area, road and legal access, frontage, shape, site condition and intended-use limitations.
See the land buyer checks →State plot number, dimensions, layout context, approval reference where claimed, road, boundaries and drainage.
See the plot buyer checks →State unit, floor, area definitions, land share, parking, building age, association position, maintenance and records.
See the apartment buyer checks →Asking-price evidence
Asking prices are only comparison evidence. Do not present a nearby listing, broker opinion or government guideline value as a guaranteed selling price.
Match the locality, street or road category, access and nearby context.
Match land, plot, house, apartment or commercial use with similar records and condition.
Convert area correctly and state which area basis is being used.
Explain road, frontage, shape, approval context, age, repairs, services and restrictions.
Evidence and privacy
Keep originals secure. A listing can describe the evidence available without displaying identity numbers, signatures or complete private records.
Prepare for controlled review
The relevant set depends on the property. Organise:
Photos and disclosure
Use current, representative photos and plain descriptions. Do not hide material defects, difficult access, water issues, encroachments or other known limitations.
Show the final approach, road surface, entrance and vehicle access.
Show the property relationship to the road and neighbouring context.
Photograph visible corners, compound, plot shape or relevant unit identity without implying surveyed proof.
Show material repairs, level differences, drainage, services and known site constraints.
Enquiries and negotiation
Do not hand over originals or accept unusual payment arrangements because an enquiry appears urgent. Use professional review for the transaction.
Confirm the buyer’s requirement, budget range and proposed timeline before sharing sensitive details.
Use a suitable time, record the appointment and avoid unsupervised access to occupied property.
Record scope, fee, payment trigger, marketing authority and duration before work begins.
Correct price or facts, mark unavailable property and remove completed or withdrawn listings.
Official verification
Do not copy a nearby government value or approval reference. Match the current record for the exact street, survey, subdivision, property and jurisdiction.
Common questions
Clear answers about listings, asking price, documents, photos, authorised agents and listing management.
Use the private listing form to submit the property type, locality, size, asking price, authority basis and material property facts. Submissions are moderated before publication, and private contact or evidence is not public by default.
Include the exact property type, locality, usable landmark, area and unit, asking price, road and access, frontage or floor details, condition, water and drainage, applicable approval status, material limitations and the date of the information.
Use comparable asking prices only as market evidence. Match the same micro-location, property type, size, road context, condition and approval context. Check the exact current government guideline-value record separately on TNREGINET.
No. Do not place original deeds, identity numbers, signatures, bank details or confidential records in a public listing. Sensitive evidence should be handled only through a controlled verification process.
Use current, clear photos of the approach road, frontage or entrance, boundaries or exterior, important interior areas where relevant, services and material defects. Do not hide known limitations or publish personal documents visible in a photo.
An authorised agent may submit only with a valid basis of authority and accurate owner-approved facts. State the role clearly, retain written authority and agree brokerage or marketing terms in writing.
Use the listing-management route or contact Kanyakumari Properties with enough identifying information to request a correction, status change or removal. Update the listing promptly when price, availability or material facts change.
Submit the key details without publishing sensitive records. Approved facts can be reviewed before any listing becomes public.