What is A-Khata vs B-Khata?
By Property Point Advisory·Updated September 2026
In short
A-Khata certifies a property as fully legal and eligible for loans, building plans and easy resale. B-Khata records a property with regulatory deviations (tax paid, but not fully authorised) — most banks won't fund it and buyers pay less. Prefer A-Khata; converting B to A is possible but slow.
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What does A-Khata vs B-Khata mean?
A-Khata certifies a property as fully legal and eligible for loans, building plans and easy resale. B-Khata records a property with regulatory deviations (tax paid, but not fully authorised) — most banks won't fund it and buyers pay less. Prefer A-Khata; converting B to A is possible but slow.
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