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Advocate · Head of Property & Real Estate
Available this weekLand and property advocate who reads the lalpurja before anyone signs anything.
Bikash has handled property matters across the Kathmandu Valley and Chitwan for fourteen years, from straightforward flat purchases to contested ancestral land partitions that had been stuck for a decade. He is known for the thoroughness of his title checks: he personally visits the Land Revenue Office and the ward office rather than relying on photocopies supplied by the seller.
He began his career in the legal cell of a housing developer, where he saw first-hand how a missing road-access clause or an unregistered mortgage could derail a project. That experience shaped his insistence on verifying every plot's records, including guthi status, land-use classification and any pending court cases, before a client pays a deposit.
Approach
Bikash treats every property transaction as a due-diligence exercise first and a negotiation second. He gives clients a one-page summary of what the records say, what is missing, and what it will cost to fix, so they can decide with clear eyes.
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