What is a Property Loan?

Property Loan, also known as Loan Against Property (LAP), is a secured loan where a borrower pledges a residential, commercial, or industrial property as collateral to obtain funds from a bank or financial institution. The loan amount is determined based on the market value of the property and the borrower’s repayment capacity. Property loans are commonly used for business expansion, working capital needs, education, medical expenses, or other long-term financial requirements.

Benefits of Property Loan

  • Higher Loan Amount: Avail up to 60–70% of the property’s market value.

  • Lower Interest Rates: More affordable compared to unsecured loans.

  • Longer Repayment Tenure: Flexible repayment options up to 15–20 years.

  • Multi-Purpose Usage: Funds can be used for business or personal needs.

  • Retain Property Ownership: Continue using the property while it is mortgaged.

  • Lower EMIs: Longer tenure helps in easy monthly repayments.

  • Tax Benefits: Interest paid may be eligible for tax benefits as per applicable laws.

Eligibility Criteria for Property Loan

  • Applicant must be an Indian citizen

  • Age: 25 to 65 years

  • Applicant Type: Salaried individuals, self-employed, professionals, business owners

  • Income Stability: Regular and verifiable income source

  • Credit Score: Preferably 650 or above

  • Property Type: Residential / Commercial / Industrial property with clear title

  • Ownership: Applicant must be the legal owner of the property

Documents Required for Property Loan

KYC Documents

  • PAN Card

  • Aadhaar Card

  • Passport / Driving License / Voter ID

Income Documents

For Salaried Individuals:

  • Salary slips (last 3–6 months)

  • Bank statements (last 6 months)

  • Form 16 / Income Tax Returns

For Self-Employed / Business Owners:

  • Bank statements (last 6–12 months)

  • Income Tax Returns (last 2–3 years)

  • Profit & Loss Statement and Balance Sheet

Property Documents

  • Sale Deed / Title Deed

  • Approved Building Plan

  • Encumbrance Certificate

  • Property Tax Receipts

  • Occupancy / Completion Certificate (if applicable)