Lakshmi M, Author at The NoBroker Times

Lakshmi is a content writer at NoBroker who writes guides on property law and on renting out homes and commercial spaces. She turns deeds, certificates and legal procedures into plain, simple steps based on the current acts and state rules.

Landlord Guide & Tips

How to Rent Out Your Property in India: Step-by-Step Guide for First-Time Landlords

Planning to rent out your property for the first time but confused about how to find trustworthy tenants, set the right rent, or handle legal formalities? Becoming a landlord in the Indian market involves navigating specific local regulations and tenant expectations. In this guide, we provide simple...

Updated on May 15, 2026

Real Estate Legal Guide & Laws

The 5 Most Common Real Estate Disputes in India: Legal Disputes and What You Can Do

Following the Real Estate Regulation and Development Act of 2016, the Government of India has been taking steady steps on making the real estate sector of the country more transparent. One such move is the Model Tenancy Act and the...

Updated on May 11, 2026

Real Estate Legal Guide & Laws

Rescission of Contract in India: Understanding the Process and Remedies

Understanding the rescission of a contract is crucial for anyone involved in legal agreements. As a party to a contract, understanding the concept of rescission is crucial for protecting your legal interests. By reading this blog, you will learn about...

Updated on May 11, 2026

Real Estate Legal Guide & Laws

Property Disputes? A Guide to Hiring the Best Lawyers in India

Property disputes in India can be tricky legal issues that need a skilled lawyer. Whether it's a fight over who owns a property, issues with boundaries, or problems with the property title, having a good property dispute lawyer is crucial. When it comes to tips for hiring...

Updated on May 11, 2026

Real Estate Legal Guide & Laws

All You Need to Know About Property Disputes and How to Avoid Them

Property disputes are prevalent in India, particularly in states like Chennai, Maharashtra, Delhi, and Bengaluru, where property rights have grown and are expected to grow even more. Similarly, for decades, the number of wars fought over wealth has risen from low-income households to the upper echelon. Such...