Loan Overview
Features & Benefits
Key Features
- based on repayment track
- best rate of interest
Additional Benefits
- up to 5 crores without income
- up to 20 years repayment
Eligibility Criteria
| Criteria | Salaried | Self-Employed |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum Age | 21 years | 23 years |
| Maximum Age at Maturity | 65–70 years | 65–70 years |
| Income | Stable salary | Stable business income |
| Credit Score | Preferably 700+ | Preferably 700+ |
| Employment/Business History | 2–3 years | 3+ years |
Interest Rates
Typical ranges seen in the market:
| Loan Type | Approx. Interest Rate |
|---|---|
| Home Loan | 7% – 10% p.a. |
| Loan Against Property | 9% – 14% p.a. |
| Reverse Mortgage | Lender-specific |
Interest can be:
- Fixed Rate
- Floating Rate
Common Charges
Besides interest, lenders may charge:
| Charge | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Processing Fee | Application processing |
| Legal Fee | Property title verification |
| Technical Valuation Fee | Property assessment |
| Documentation Charges | Agreement and paperwork |
| Mortgage Registration Charges | State-specific |
| Insurance Premium | Optional or bundled |
| CERSAI Charges | Security interest registration |
Borrowers frequently report valuation, legal, documentation, and registration-related expenses during mortgage processing.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What credit score is required?
Most lenders prefer a score above 700, with better rates often available above 750.
2. Can I prepay my mortgage?
Many floating-rate home loans allow prepayment without penalty, while fixed-rate loans may have charges.
3. How long does approval take?
Usually 3–15 working days depending on documentation and property verification.
4. Can I apply jointly?
Yes. Spouses, parents, and other eligible co-applicants can often combine income to improve eligibility.
5. What is the maximum tenure?
Home loans commonly offer up to 30 years, while Reverse Mortgages generally have a maximum tenure of 20 years.
6. Can NRIs apply?
Many banks and housing finance companies provide mortgage products for NRIs, subject to eligibility requirements.
7. What happens if I miss EMIs?
Late payment charges apply, credit scores may be affected, and prolonged defaults can lead to recovery proceedings.
How to Apply
Step 1: Check Eligibility
- Calculate income and EMI affordability.
- Review credit score.
Step 2: Gather Documents
- PAN Card
- Aadhaar Card
- Salary slips / ITR
- Bank statements
- Property papers
Step 3: Submit Application
Apply online or at a bank branch.
Step 4: Verification
The lender performs:
- Credit assessment
- Legal verification
- Property valuation
Step 5: Sanction Letter
The lender issues:
- Approved loan amount
- Interest rate
- Tenure
- Terms and conditions
Step 6: Loan Disbursement
Funds are released after documentation and mortgage creation.