First, you must select a property that will fit your needs spatially and fits your budget. Then, you must look at the infrastructure in the area and the track record of the builder and whether or not he has obtained a completion certificate (CC) and an occupancy certificate (OC) for the property. The latter will be needed if the property is fully-constructed and the builder claims that it is ready for possession. Post that, you must ensure that the general location of that property has basic amenities such as network coverage, sewerage and power supply.