Add up your quoted costs
Enter the amounts from your quote in PKR. Include each cost once.
Add the price and extra costs
Build a written summary containing the seller or booking amount, remaining scheduled payments, relevant authority charges, taxes, transaction expenses and any agreed intermediary fee. Avoid adding the same obligation twice when comparing quotes.
What does the seller’s price include?
An advertised amount may include some charges and exclude others. Ask for this distinction in writing and identify the relevant offer or plot. Tax treatment and category charges should not be inferred from an unrelated plan image.
Compare payment now and payment later
Calculate the cash needed now and the total commitment over the holding period. For a future house, keep the land purchase budget separate from construction, professional investigations and approval-related expenses.
Compare the amount needed now
The amount needed at purchase can differ from the total cost of the plot. For an instalment resale, you may pay the seller now and take on future payments. Add the costs due at transfer to the amount you need immediately. Keep the remaining balance in a separate budget so it is not forgotten.
Use the calculator with your written quote
Enter each cost once. If a quote already includes a charge, do not add it again. Use the remaining-balance field only for payments you will take on in addition to the amount paid to the seller. The calculator adds the figures you provide; it does not set a tax rate or quote a plot.
Frequently asked questions
What should I include in my purchase budget?
Separate the acquisition amount, future obligations, relevant taxes and charges, transaction expenses and agreed intermediary costs.
How can I avoid counting a liability twice?
Ask for a written breakdown identifying where each amount is included. Reconcile it with the schedule and account position.
Want help with your South plot?
Call our team with your plot size, budget and buying question.