Owning property in India while you live in the US, UK, or Canada means someone has to handle rent, tenants, tax compliance, and paperwork on your behalf — and getting any of it wrong can cost you money or your leverage in a dispute later. As your NRI property management advocate in Ahmedabad, Raval Law Associates handles the legal side of managing your property: drafting agreements that actually hold up, keeping you compliant on tax, and stepping in fast when a tenant stops paying or a deal needs verifying. Call us at +91 99099 57585 and tell us what your property needs right now.
Property management problems rarely stay in one lane — a tax issue turns into a tenant dispute, or a sale falls apart over a title defect nobody checked early enough. We cover the legal ground so you’re protected at every stage.
Email us at legal@ravallawassociates.com with your property situation, and we’ll tell you exactly where the legal risk sits.
Yes. Under Section 195 of the Income Tax Act, any tenant paying rent to an NRI landlord must deduct 31.2% TDS before the payment, regardless of how small the rent is — there’s no minimum threshold like there is for resident landlords. Your tenant needs a TAN to do this correctly and must issue you a TDS certificate each quarter. If your rental agreement doesn’t spell this out, tenants often deduct incorrectly or skip it entirely, which becomes your problem at tax filing time, not theirs.
You can act without traveling, as long as your rental agreement is properly drafted and registered. We send a formal legal notice first, and if your tenant still doesn’t pay or vacate, we file for eviction in the appropriate court using a Power of Attorney to represent you throughout. An unregistered or vague agreement makes this much harder, which is why we register every lease we draft.
We run a full title check before you commit to anything — verifying ownership records, checking for pending litigation or encumbrances, and confirming the seller actually has the right to sell. For a sale, we also make sure the transaction ends in a properly registered sale deed, since a Power of Attorney alone doesn’t legally transfer property. Get this done before money changes hands, not after a problem surfaces.
Advocate Parth Raval and Advocate Akanksha Raval each bring 9 years of experience handling property matters for NRIs in Ahmedabad’s courts and registrar offices. That experience covers what actually protects you:
You’ll work directly with one of the founding advocates on your property, not a call center reading from a script while your actual legal exposure sits unaddressed.
