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Easily Update Your Property Records from Owner to Tenant
When a property’s occupancy changes — for example, when an owner decides to rent it out to a tenant — it’s important to update the official records with the local municipal authority. The conversion of owner to tenant ensures that property tax records, utility bills, and municipal databases reflect the current occupancy accurately.
Not updating the records can result in billing errors, disputes, or even legal issues. At DocuPro, we handle the complete process on your behalf — documentation, filing, submissions, and follow-ups — so you don’t have to deal with the hassle of government procedures.
We assist property owners and tenants across Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi NCR, and other major cities with quick and reliable conversion services.
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If you move from your owned house to a rented one, you can still claim HRA exemption on your rent payments, provided your salary structure includes HRA.
Yes, you can continue claiming a deduction on the home loan interest (up to ₹2 lakh per year) for your owned house, even if you start living in a rented house.
If you rent out your owned house after moving to a rented one, the rental income will be taxable under ‘Income from House Property’. You can claim deductions for municipal taxes and 30% as standard deduction.
If your owned house remains vacant, it will still be considered a ‘deemed let-out property’ and you must pay tax on notional rent value.
To claim both HRA and home loan deductions, you need rent receipts or rent agreement for your current residence, and loan statements and interest certificate for your owned property.
Yes, you can claim both HRA and home loan benefits if the owned house is in a different city or not occupied by you, as long as both conditions are met under tax rules.
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