Loan against Property

Interest rate of interest remains unchanged for the entire term of the loan. The benefit of a fixed-rate mortgage is that the homeowner will not have to contend with varying loan payment amounts that fluctuate with interest rate movements

BASICS

LAP is a loan given against the security of your existing property. Like a home loan, LAP is secured against asset pledged by the borrower, as collateral. The collateral can be a residential/commercial property. Some lenders also offer loan against mortgaged land. Lender can claim custody of the collateral or the property in case of deficiency in payment.

LOAN REPAYMENT TENURE

Most lenders offer loans for terms between 10 and 15 years. Banks / NBFCs also take into account borrowers age on loan maturity and also the number of years remaining in service/profession.

FUNDING

You can borrow up to 70% of the market value of the same property. While for residential property, it is generally 60% of the value and in case of commercial property is 50%.

RATE OF INTEREST

Most lenders give loan at similar rates but differ in processing, legal and administrative fees, hidden costs of acquisition, availability of yearly, monthly and daily reducing outstanding balance methods, time taken for approval, dissimilar pre-payment penalties.
So, to make that all-important educated decision really tough to be taken.

Eligibility

A Loan against Property eligibility includes the following scenarios:
  • You are an Indian Resident
  • You are at least 25 years of age when the loan is sanctioned and age should not be more than 60 years if you are a salaried employee and not more than 65 years if a self-employed professional/ non-professional, at the time of loan maturity.
  • You are a self-employed professional with a regular source of income ranging from around Rs. 30 Lakh to Rs. 60 Lakh

Documents Required

Below is the standard checklist of documents. Lender can request any additional requisites specific to your loan.

Salaried Employees
  • Duly filled application form with photograph
  • Age Proof (PAN Card, Passport, Any other Certificate from Statutory Authority)
  • Residence Proof (passport, driving license, telephone bill, ration card, election card, any other certificate from statutory authority)
  • Education Qualifications – latest degree
  • Latest Salary-slips for 3 months
  • Form 16 for last 2 years
  • Last 6 months Bank Statements (salary account)
  • Processing Fee Cheque in favor of the bank
  • Photocopy of Title Documents of the property, approved plan
Self Employed/Professionals
  • Duly filled application form with photograph
  • Age Proof (PAN Card, Passport, Any other Certificate from Statutory Authority)
  • Residence Proof (passport, driving license, telephone bill, ration card, election card, any other certificate from statutory authority)
  • Education Qualifications – latest degree (for professionals)
  • Certificate & Proof of business existence along with Business Profile
  • Last 3 years Income Tax returns (self and business) with Profit & Loss
  • Account & Balance Sheets duly certified/audited by a Chartered
  • Accountant
  • Last 12 months Bank Account Statements (self & business)
  • Processing Fee Cheque in favor of the bank
  • Photocopy of Title Documents of the Property, Approved Plan etc.

FAQ's

Yes! Most banks provide LAPs for salaried NRI customers.

A Loan Against Property (LAP) has many advantages over a Top-up Loan. They include:

  • A Higher Loan Amount: Typically, an LAP may offer a higher loan amount than a Top-up Loan.
  • Avail of Different Property: While an LAP can be availed of against a different residential or commercial property than the one for which the loan was originally taken, a Top-up Loan may only be taken against the property already in question. This flexibility allows you to both avail of a higher loan amount and spread your liability.
  • Longer tenure: An LAP can be availed for a long term than a Top-up Loan.

A Loan Against Rent Receivables can be sanctioned for a minimum tenure of 12 months and a maximum tenure of 108 months. This however depends on the balance lease period and other parameters.

You can provide your self-occupied Residential or Commercial property (Shops and Offices) as collateral.

Banks offers up to Rs. 20 crores as Loan against Property

Loan Against Property can be availed for a self-occupied residence or a commercial property.