Your RERA consultancy and assistance partner since 2017.

No. MahaRera Consultant and Associates (MCA) is an independent private consultancy. We do not represent, form part of, or claim endorsement by the Government, MahaRERA or any other RERA Authority.

The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 creates a regulatory framework intended to improve transparency, accountability and consumer protection in covered real-estate activity. State and Union Territory Authorities administer their applicable Rules, portals and procedures.

MCA has been providing RERA process, documentation and educational assistance to the real-estate community since 2017.

A person or entity facilitating the sale or purchase of property in projects covered by RERA may need registration with the appropriate State/UT Authority. This can include individuals, proprietorships, partnership firms, LLPs, companies, brokerage firms and marketing organisations. The exact activity and local rules should be reviewed.

Yes, eligible non-individual entities may apply in the appropriate category, subject to the applicable Authority’s forms, entity documents, responsible-person details, fees and other requirements. The applicant type must match the legal constitution shown in its records.

Commonly requested records include identity and address proof, PAN, photographs, business-address proof, constitution or incorporation records, details of partners/directors/authorised persons, and prescribed declarations. The final checklist depends on the State/UT, applicant type and current portal requirements.

Validity and renewal windows depend on the applicable Authority. In Maharashtra, verify the period shown on the registration certificate and begin document review well before expiry. Renewal is not automatic and should be filed in the prescribed manner with current documents and fees.

No. MCA can help organise information, review documents and support the filing process, but approval, rejection, queries and processing time remain under the concerned Authority.

Use the concerned RERA Authority’s official public-search facility and check the registration number, validity, name and available certificate details. Training or examination completion should not be treated as a substitute for a valid agent registration where registration is required.

Project-registration applicability depends on the Act, applicable Rules, statutory thresholds, project facts and available exemptions. A promoter should assess the complete project and phase details before advertising, marketing, booking or selling.

The file may include promoter and entity records, title and encumbrance information, sanctioned plans and approvals, project specifications, professional certificates, development or collaboration documents, draft allotment/agreement documents and financial or bank-related particulars prescribed by the Authority.

Section 3 of the central Act restricts advertising, marketing, booking, selling or offering for sale of a project that is required to be registered until registration is obtained. Applicability and any exemption must be verified for the specific project.

Registration is not the end of compliance. Promoters may have continuing portal updates, disclosures, certificates and other obligations under the applicable law and Authority directions. The exact calendar should be built from the project’s State/UT requirements.

No, unless a written quotation expressly says otherwise. Government or Authority fees are paid separately. MCA’s professional charges, applicable taxes and authorised third-party expenses are additional and are confirmed according to the agreed scope.

Charges depend on the service, applicant type, number and condition of documents, urgency, portal work, corrections, queries and follow-up required. MCA provides a scope-based quotation after an initial discussion; there is no approval-linked guarantee.

MCA should explain the changed scope and obtain the client’s approval before separately chargeable work is undertaken. Government fees, professional certificates, notarisation, translation, travel and other third-party costs may be billed separately when applicable.

Not merely because MCA operates a website, accepts online payments or serves clients in more than one State. For a service provider in Maharashtra, registration is generally linked to the applicable PAN-wise aggregate-turnover threshold and any special compulsory-registration condition. Until MCA is validly GST-registered, GST should not be collected and a GST tax invoice should not be issued. The current financial-year turnover and business structure should be reviewed periodically with a tax professional.

MCA will issue a payment or service receipt showing the client, service reference, amount, payment mode and date. Government fees, MCA professional charges and approved third-party expenses will be identified separately. A GST tax invoice will be issued only when MCA holds a valid GST registration and the transaction requires it.

Yes. MCA offers concept learning, practical process guidance, document awareness, revision and exam-preparation support. Where an Authority mandates training, assessment or certification through recognised providers, that official framework must be followed separately.

Requirements can include identity proof, photograph, contact details, agent-registration particulars and the documents specified by the recognised training or examination body. Candidates should rely on the current official instructions for their State/UT and examination cycle.

Section 31 of the central Act permits an aggrieved person to file a complaint for an alleged violation against a promoter, allottee or real-estate agent, subject to the applicable Rules, form, fee, jurisdiction and facts. Associations and consumer bodies may also fall within the statutory meaning stated in the Act.

A clear chronology, parties’ details, project and registration information, booking or agreement records, payment evidence, correspondence, notices, possession or delay records, relief requested and properly organised supporting documents are usually important. Legal advice or representation should be handled by a qualified advocate where required.

MCA provides general information, record organisation and process support. Legal opinion, protected legal drafting and appearance or representation before a forum should be entrusted to a qualified and authorised legal professional.

Depending on the contravention, the Act can provide monetary or continuing penalties, consequences affecting registration and sanctions for failure to comply with Authority or Tribunal orders. The competent forum determines liability on the facts and applicable law.

No. The central Act provides the overall framework, while State/UT Rules, Authority orders, forms, fees, portals, training systems and procedural requirements can differ. MCA follows an All-India core approach with State/UT-specific verification.

Official registration information can be linked from the concerned Authority’s public portal. Personal mobile numbers or other contact data should be published only with a lawful basis and appropriate consent. MCA does not label anyone “certified” unless that status is verifiable from an authoritative source.

No. Do not enter Aadhaar, PAN, passwords, OTPs, bank details or confidential records in the general form. It only prepares a WhatsApp enquiry for your review; MCA will explain an appropriate document-handover process after the initial discussion.