Two doors, same land
Sell it — properly
Free listing, confidential handling, honest rate context, and a close that ends with a registered deed, bank payment and नामांतरण verified in the updated record — not with a POA and a promise.
Keep it — and earn
बेचे बिना कमाई। A documented lease or crop-share earns from idle land while the khatedari stays with you. Slower money, land retained — often the right answer, and we will say so when it is.
How a listing actually runs
From listing to नामांतरण — the seller’s journey
Six stages, no fees, no lock-in. You can withdraw with one message at any point, and saying no to any buyer is always fine.
किसान से कोई शुल्क नहीं — we never charge landowners, and no price, buyer or timeline is promised.
The price question — answered honestly
We do not "quote" your land. We put three things in front of you — the DLC floor for the village, recent comparable transactions in the belt, and what the parcel’s record, access and condition realistically support — with the reasoning visible. The asking price is then yours to set. Two warnings that protect you: a broker who inflates a number to win your listing is planning to negotiate you down later with "the market has fallen"; and an offer far above every comparable, from a buyer in a hurry who wants a POA, is not luck — it is the opening move of a fraud. Want the number first? Ask for a valuation opinion — also free for owners.
Papers to keep ready
- Jamabandi nakal — fresh, e-signed, from Apna Khata; not a years-old photocopy.
- Bhu-naksha trace of the khasra — shape and neighbours, from Bhu-Naksha.
- Your chain — how the land came to you: old deed, inheritance mutation order, or partition paper.
- Identity — Aadhaar/PAN of every recorded co-owner. Every co-owner signs, or nothing is sold.
- The honest list of issues — रहननामा, pending नामांतरण, boundary dispute, road question. Telling us first costs nothing; a buyer discovering it later costs the deal.
Sharing & leasing — the fine print that keeps you safe
Leasing agricultural land has statutory limits and history in Rajasthan — careless "informal" arrangements are how owners lose control of possession. Our rules for any sharing arrangement we help frame: written terms always (parties, parcel, period, payment, exit); a defined, renewable period — never open-ended; rent or share through banking channels with receipts; no structure that walks like a sale — if someone offers a "long lease with full payment now and a POA", that is a purchase attempt wearing a lease’s clothes, and the answer is no; and your own advocate reads it before you sign. We help you frame the arrangement, find a genuine cultivator or user, and reach an advocate — and we will tell you plainly when your parcel, family situation or paper makes sharing the wrong answer.
Tell us about your land
Our commitments to every owner
- किसान से कोई शुल्क नहीं. Never — for listing, the record read, an introduction, or a close.
- Listing is not a sale and carries no exclusivity. Withdraw anytime; refuse anyone; no questions.
- Confidential by default. No buyer sees your name or parcel until you approve a specific, named brief.
- Problems come to you first — with what fixing them involves, before any buyer hears of the parcel.
- Which side engages us is disclosed in writing, every time.
- No promised prices, buyers, tenants, timelines or returns. From us or anyone honest.
- Protect yourself — from anyone, including us: no POA, no blank paper, no full cash, no originals without receipt, your own advocate always. The fraud help desk is free.
Questions owners ask
What does it cost me to list or to share my land?
Nothing, at any stage. Landowners never pay AgriZameen — not for listing, not for the record read, not on an introduction, and not at closing. Our terms sit on the buyer or mandate side, and whenever we are engaged by a specific party we tell you which side that is, in writing.
Is listing a commitment to sell at some price?
No. Listing puts your parcel on our confidential map so it can be screened against genuine briefs. There is no exclusivity, no lock-in and no price commitment — you can withdraw with one message, and you can refuse any introduction without explanation.
How is my asking price decided?
It isn’t — by us. We show you the DLC floor, recent comparable transactions in the belt, and what the parcel’s record, access and condition realistically support, with the reasoning visible. The asking price is then your decision. What we will not do is inflate a number to win a listing, or pass your parcel to a buyer at a rate you have not approved.
What is land sharing, exactly — and is it safe?
A documented lease or crop-share arrangement: someone farms or uses your land, you earn rent or a share of produce, and the khatedari stays with you. Done properly — written terms, defined period, your advocate’s check — it is a sensible way to earn from idle land. Done casually, it creates tenancy-law and possession risks, which is exactly why we insist on paper and will tell you when sharing is the wrong answer for your parcel.
Someone is pressuring me to sign a power of attorney or take cash. Should I?
No. Never sign a power of attorney, a blank page or an incomplete इकरारनामा; never take full consideration in cash; never hand over original documents without a signed receipt. A genuine buyer accepts a registered deed and banking-channel payment. If you are being pressured, our legal & fraud help desk lists exactly where to go.
My land’s mutation or partition is incomplete. Can I still list?
Yes — and you should say so in the form. Incomplete नामांतरण, a pending बटवारा or a रहननामा entry are the three most common reasons a sale stalls in our belt. We tell you what fixing each involves before any buyer enters the picture, and our registry & namantaran guide explains the process end to end.
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