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Mohit Oberoi
posted on 10 MayConstruction-linked plans feel like a trap sometimes.
Honestly, I'm selling my big house and looking for a 2BHK in Mohali, maybe around Sector 49. My kids have moved out, don't need such a big place. Are construction-linked payment plans still the way to go? Or is it smarter to pay more upfront if I'm getting a lump sum from my current property's resale? Also, do builders like Experion have many hidden charges that only pop up later? Trying to budget for a ₹1.2 Cr flat, but worried about all-in cost surprises.
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Bhai, your concern about construction-linked plans is spot on. I’ve seen so many cases where builders delay possession for years, and then you're stuck paying EMIs and rent. If you have the lump sum, paying more upfront *might* give you a better deal, but you need to be absolutely sure about the builder's reputation and financial stability. Experion ka naam suna hai, but hidden charges are a universal builder tactic, not just specific to them. Society maintenance, club membership, PLC (Preferential Location Charges) – yeh sab end mein add ho jaata hai. ₹1.2 Cr ka budget toh theek hai