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Rahul Agarwal
posted on 18 MayGoel & Son's payment plans are a trap.
Honestly, Goel & Son's payment plans in Sohna Sector 67 are a trap. Construction-linked plans kill ROI. Builders leverage *you*. How do you maximize deals, avoiding these inflated costs? Change my mind.
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Gurugram market is tricky right now. High interest rates are making CLPs even tougher, especially for those who planned their budget tightly. Builders keep launching new phases and often don't deliver on time, leaving buyers stuck with EMIs on an incomplete asset. It's a huge gamble for first-timers, and this 'trap' feeling comes from the lack of control and transparency. We need more buyer-friendly policies, not just builder-centric ones.
Goel & Son's RERA registration number kya hai for this project?
Meri toh life ki savings chali gayi with a similar plan in Badshahpur. The builder promised possession in 2022, but abhi tak basement ka kaam bhi pura nahi hua hai. They keep saying 'due to market conditions' or 'material shortage'. My EMI started, and I'm still living on rent. It's a nightmare. Always verify the builder's past projects and RERA compliance thoroughly before signing anything.
Are you sure this is a trap for *everyone*? Some people find CLPs manageable, especially if they are getting a good deal on the base price. Sometimes the perceived risk is higher than the actual. What specific issues did you face with Goel & Son's plans?
Exactly. For first-time buyers especially, the interest burden becomes unbearable when there are delays. The builder doesn't care if you're stuck, they already have your money. That's why the 'trap' feeling is so strong.
Delay kitna hua tha exactly? Any penalty clause in your agreement for that project?
CLPs are inherently risky, especially with builders who don't have a clear track record. I personally saw a project in Baharampur Naya where the builder delayed possession by almost 3 years. People were paying EMIs and rent simultaneously, draining their savings. The 'good deal' on base price vanishes when you factor in the opportunity cost and extended interest payments. It's not just about perceived risk; it's a real financial drain.
Totally agree, yaar! Goel & Son's plans are designed to benefit them, not us. Builders just want to lock in your money early, and then construction chalti rehti hai kachue ki chaal se. For first-time buyers like us, it's a huge mental and financial burden.
Any tips to negotiate the payment schedule? I'm still in the initial stages.
My cousin booked near Airport Road (Gurgaon side) with another builder, and faced the exact same issue. Construction-linked payment sounds good on paper, but when the construction stops, your EMIs don't! It's such a scam.
Haan bhai, same pinch! Mera bhi yahi haal hai. The 'flexibility' they promise is a joke.