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Allow us to assist you in finding the perfect offers for your dream home. Banks and financial institutions provide home loans tailored to your property purchase needs. Whether you’re buying, constructing, renovating, or extending your house, you can do it all with the help of a home loan, repaying it gradually over your chosen period. Home loans are secured against the property, and eligibility depends on factors such as income, credit history, property value, and location. Let us help you calculate the maximum loan amount based on these criteria.Top of Form

Frequently Asked Questions

Your Equated Monthly Installment (EMI) is likely to remain stable even if home loan interest rates fluctuate. However, changes in rates will affect the balance between interest and principal repayment over time. If the lender increases the interest rate, the interest component of your EMI will rise while the principal portion decreases. Conversely, if the rate decreases, the interest portion decreases, and the principal portion increases.

Since October 2019, banks have adopted the Repo-linked Lending Rate (RLLR) as an external benchmark for pricing floating-rate home loans. Any change in the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) Repo Rate will proportionally impact the home loan rate. A fixed spread over the external benchmark determines the interest rate, remaining constant throughout the loan tenure.

Teaser home loans offer a fixed interest rate for the initial years before transitioning to floating rates. However, as they typically have higher rates than standard floating rate loans, they may not be the best option. With current economic challenges and RBI rate cuts, floating rates are likely to decrease further, making teaser loans less attractive.

The interest rate on your loan won’t change when the lender adjusts the Marginal Cost of Funds based Lending Rate (MCLR). Instead, the rate remains fixed until the reset date, typically after a year from the loan sanction date, when it aligns with the prevailing MCLR.

Pre-EMI interest applies to partially disbursed home loans, where borrowers pay only the interest until full disbursement.

Plot loans are extended by banks and housing finance companies for purchasing land with the intent of constructing a home on it.

Essential documents for property purchase include Title Deed, Sale Deed, Building plans, Completion Certificate (for new constructions), Commencement Certificate (for under-construction properties), Conversion Certificate, Encumbrance Certificate, Tax Receipts, and Occupancy Certificate.

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