For homebuyers
Before your first project visit: a simple homebuyer checklist
Prepare the questions that turn a site visit into a clearer comparison of homes.
Share your brief before you arrive
Tell the project team the configuration you are considering, your preferred location and any essential accessibility or household requirements. Ask which floor plans will be available to discuss. If you are comparing several projects, use the same brief for each visit. It makes the answers easier to compare and keeps the conversation focused on your needs.
Separate the show home from the offered unit
Ask what is included in the home being offered and which features belong only to the display. Request a plan for the specific configuration. Discuss room dimensions, storage, ventilation and how your furniture would fit. Keep notes on questions that need a written response so that the impression of the visit does not replace the details.
Record the full quotation and next steps
Request an itemised quotation and clarify what each charge covers. Ask the team to explain the proposed payment schedule and the documents that would accompany a booking. Do not rely on an old advertisement for current price or availability. Keep copies of the information you receive and take independent professional advice on project-specific legal and financial questions.
Return to the shortlist with a clear comparison
After the visit, compare each home against your original brief. Note what you know, what remains unconfirmed and which trade-offs matter to your household. A second visit can answer practical questions about the route or layout. Use Mantra Vastu’s project pages to return to the right enquiry, then ask the team for the current details before taking the next step.