I have land about 5200sq feet in Bangalore for disposal.is there any buyer for this property

When you buy a house, you must pay to have the title checked.  This way the State in which you live has in there records, the date that you bought the house and the land it sits on. AT that same time, you buy title insurance so that no one else can come in and establish a claim to the land your house is located on.  You may share the ownership of the land with another person who has a vested interest in the home, but the land has value and belongs to the person or people who hold the title and are paying the mortgage on the home.  In Florida recently, they have a new system where the person purchases the home and leases the land until they pay enough money to own the land.  This way they can afford the house, even if the land is too highly priced to make buying both affordable.  This is a recent change in the policies for people in Florida who are having a problem keeping or selling their home.  If you own a condominium, you do not own the land upon which it sits.  This is why, when the economy becomes soft and a recession sets in, the condominium is the first type of property to lose its value.