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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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