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Loan Against Property 

 

  • Special offer for Salaried Customers - 11.0% Rate of Interest (RoI), Nil Prepayment Charges
  • Special Offer for Self Employed Customers - Interest Rates @ 10.60% from banks
  • Avail 100% OD facility on LAP - pay interest on daily amount used and save interest on current balance
  • Get upto 70% of current market value of property as loan
  • Avail LAP on Residential or Commercial Property
  • High Eligibility; Multiple Methods to Suit Your Requirement
  • Loan tenure upto 18 years, overdraft available
     
    Uses of LAP
  • As business loan by individuals, private companies and SME's
  • For purchase of new property by pledging existing property
  • For personal use - marriages, education, home renovation, emergency
    Key Benefits of LAP
  • Lower rate of interest vs business loan or unsecured loan
  • Higher loan amount upto 70% of market value in case of residential property and 60% in case of commercial property
  • No additional collateral or guarantee required
  • Loan can be taken in name of company/ firm even if the property is owned in individual name of partners/ directors

Are you being asked by your bank/ NBFC/ Housing Finance Company (HFC) to pay prepayment penalty or foreclosure charges on your loan?

    You can now prepay property loans without any penalty or charges if:
  • Your loan has been sanctioned at a floating rate of interest and not a fixed rate.
  • The loan is sanctioned in the name of one or more individual borrowers and not corporate entities
  • Neither the borrower nor the co-borrower is a corporate entity (ltd. or pvt. ltd. company) or a firm (partnership or AOP)
 
✔Property Documents
SalariedSelf Employed
Possession Letter✔✔
Registered Sale Deed/ Conveyance/ Lease Deed✔✔
Past Sale Deeds Chain (each transaction in respect of this property since first allotment)✔✔
House Tax Return/ Receipt✔✔
Approved Building PlanCase To Case
✔Application Form and KYC
SalariedSelf Employed
Application Form with photo and signed by Primary Borrower and Co-borrower(s)✔✔
Identity Proof of Primary Borrower and Co-borrower(s)✔✔
Residential Address proof of Primary Borrower and Co-borrower(s)✔✔
Age Proof of Primary Borrower and Co-borrower(s)✔✔
Office address – ownership/ lease / rent agreement/ utility bill✔
✔Income Proof
SalariedSelf Employed
Last 3 years' Form 16, last 6 months salary slip, last 6 months' bank account statement showing salary credit✔
Last 3 years ITR (self and business), profit and loss account, balance sheets certified/audited by a CA. Last 12 months bank account statement (self and business)✔
Certificate and Proof of Business Existence✔
Business Profile✔
✔Additional Documents for Loan Takeover / Transfer
SalariedSelf Employed
Loan statement (loan track) and list of property documents (LOD) in possession of existing lender✔✔
Last 12 months' statement of bank account from which loan EMI is paid✔✔
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