Loan against property

Loan against property or LAP is a mortgage or secured loan availed after pledging a property as collateral. The interest rate starts from 7.25% p.a to 8.00% p.a. You can avail of LAP up to 70% of property value for maximum of 15 years.

Loan Requirements

 OccupationSalaried employees, self-employed professionals, self-employed non professionals, and business owners
 AgeMinimum 21 years at loan application and maximum 65 years at loan maturity 
 Monthly income20,000 
Job/business continuity2 years continuous job or 3 years continuity in business
ITR Last 2 years IT returns
Credit score700 & above

Loan Requirements

  • KYC Documents
    • PAN Card
    • Aadhar Card
    • Driving Licence
    • Voter ID
    • Passport
    • Registered Rent Agreement
  • Income Documents - Salaried
    • Salary slips for the last 6 months
    • IT Return along with Form 16 for the past 2 years
    • Bank account statements of previous 3 months that reflects your salary credits and other income
    • Employment certificate from current employer
  • Income Documents - Self-employed
    • Financial statements that include Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Statement
    • IT Returns for the last 2 years
    • Proof of continuity of business income such as Bank Account Statement
    • Evidence of doing business like GST Registration
  • Other Documents
    • Loan against Property application form
    • Recent passport-sized photographs
    • Processing fee cheque
  • You can consider applying for a loan against Property for a marriage in your family, to bear educational expenses, for vacation abroad, debt consolidation, home renovation, or any other purposes.

  • Generally, the minimum loan amount is around 50,000,and the maximum amount can go up to 50 Lakhs depending on your eligibility. The banks like to have a personal discussion with borrowers before approving higher Home Loan limits.

  • The banks do not have any collateral to fall back on in case of default. The only recourse available to the banks is to file a civil suit in the court of law.