Overseas guide

Property care for overseas Pakistanis in Lahore

If you live abroad and own a house or plot in Lahore, the risks are quiet ones: unpaid bills, a tenant who stops paying, seepage nobody notices, or a plot someone else starts using. A simple care routine prevents most of it.

What good property care covers

• Monthly visits with dated photos and a short video of every room, roof and the boundary.
• Paying electricity, gas, water and society bills on time, with receipts shared.
• Finding and checking tenants, written agreements and police registration of tenants.
• Rent collection into your account and a monthly statement.
• Small repairs before they become big ones: seepage, plumbing, paint, termite treatment.
• For empty plots: boundary checks, cleaning and keeping papers and dues up to date.

Questions to ask any caretaker

1. Will I get photos and receipts every month without asking?
2. Who holds the keys, and is there a written agreement?
3. How are repair costs approved before work starts?

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Frequently asked questions

How can overseas Pakistanis look after property in Lahore?

Use a caretaker or property manager who visits monthly, pays bills, manages tenants and sends photos, videos and receipts every month.

Is tenant police registration needed in Lahore?

Yes, tenant details should be registered with the local police; a property manager can do it for you.

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