Loan service · Chandigarh & Tricity
Loan Against Property
Raise funds against a residential or commercial property you already own.
In plain words
What a loan against property actually is
A loan against property lets you borrow using a property you already own as security, while continuing to live in it or use it. Because it is secured, the amount available is usually larger and the tenure longer than an unsecured loan. The other side of that is real: the property is at risk if the loan is not repaid, so it deserves careful thought.
Is this you?
Who this is usually for
If one of these sounds like your situation, we can help.
- You own a residential or commercial property and need a substantial sum.
- You need funds for a business requirement, education, a medical need or another large expense.
- You would prefer a longer repayment period than an unsecured loan usually allows.
- You have clear title to the property and the papers to prove it.
What it covers
What a loan against property can be used for
Business expansion or working capital
Higher education expenses
Medical expenses
Consolidating other higher-cost borrowing
Any large personal requirement the lender permits
Work it out
What might the monthly payment look like?
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Illustrative calculation only. Actual terms may vary by lender and applicant.
Check what you could getWhat affects your case
What lenders generally look at
These are the factors that usually matter. The exact requirements differ from lender to lender, so treat this as a guide rather than a checklist.
- The property: its type, location, condition and current market value.
- Clear and marketable title, with all approvals in order.
- Your income and your ability to service the EMI alongside existing commitments.
- Your credit history.
- Lenders advance only a portion of the property value, never the whole of it.
Paperwork
Documents usually asked for
An indicative list. We will tell you exactly what is needed for your case before you start collecting anything.
Identity proof and address proof
Complete property documents including title deed and approved plan
Proof of ownership and the latest tax receipts
Income proof: salary slips, or business financials if self-employed
Bank statements covering recent months
Income tax returns
Before you commit
Things worth thinking about
The questions we would want answered if it were our own loan.
- 1Your property is the security. If repayment stops, the lender can act against it. Borrow only what you can comfortably repay.
- 2Valuation and legal verification take time, so this is usually slower than an unsecured loan.
- 3Confirm the end use is permitted. Lenders restrict what these funds may be used for.
- 4Ask about processing fees, legal charges, valuation charges and foreclosure terms up front.
- 5If the property is jointly owned, every owner will normally need to be part of the application.
Questions
Loan Against Property questions we are asked
How much can I raise against my property?
Lenders advance a portion of the assessed market value, never the whole of it, and the exact proportion depends on the lender, the property type and your income. A commercial property is usually treated differently from a residential one.
Can I still use the property?
Yes. You continue to live in it or use it as normal. The lender holds the property as security, which means the papers are held and a charge is registered, but your day-to-day use does not change.
What happens if I cannot repay?
The property is the security, so the lender has the right to act against it to recover the outstanding amount. This is the most important thing to weigh before taking this kind of loan. Borrow only what you are confident you can repay, and talk to your lender early if your circumstances change.
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