Not always. In many states, only farmers or individuals with agricultural background can buy agricultural land. Rules vary by state, so it’s important to check local regulations before purchasing.

Yes, but you need to apply for land conversion (NA – Non-Agricultural) from the local authority. Approval depends on zoning laws and government regulations.

Key documents include:

• Title deed
• RTC (Record of Rights, Tenancy & Crops)
• Encumbrance Certificate
• Land tax receipts
• Survey records

Yes, some banks offer agricultural land loans, but eligibility criteria are strict. Usually, preference is given to farmers or those with agricultural income.

Common risks include:

• Legal disputes or unclear titles
• Zoning restrictions
• Lack of water or road access
• Government acquisition issues