Buying land asks more of you than buying a flat: the records differ by state, the units differ by region, and agricultural land carries its own rules. Read the plot checklist first, then how to read your state's land records.
Whether you can buy farmland depends on your state, your status as an agriculturist and your residency. Conversion and land records decide what you can do with it after.
Most industrial plots in organised estates are leasehold allotments from a state agency, so the allotment terms, transfer rules and your activity's consents matter as much as the price.
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