Home Loans to suit the dream

Posted by Anurag Mishra on June 29th, 2017

It’s not easy to own a home in this era of the financial crunch. The banks and financial organizations provide money to the aspirants for purchasing the dream home in form of home loan at floating or fixed rate of interest. The financial organization provide home loans for purchasing a flat, row house, bunglow from private developers in the approved projects; properties from development authorities.

The banks and the financial institutes provide the home loan at attractive rates to make the home loan pocket friendly for the potential customers. A customized repayment option to suit the financial need of the customer is crafted by the financial organizations. It is the responsibility of the lending organizations to make a transparent loan transaction, without any hidden charges. Expert legal and technical counselors are provided by the organization to guide the borrower in taking a proper decision of buying the dream home. They introduce the borrowers with the terms and conditions of the financial institute. Due to the integrated branch network, the borrowers can avail the home loan service anywhere in India.

The banks provide 90% of the property value as loan amount against the property of Rs 35 lakhs. For the properties above Rs. 75 lakhs they give 75% of the property value amount. Remaining payment is made by the customer as down payment which varies from 10-25% of the property value.

Home Loan is provided at three types of rate: fixed rate, adjustable/floating rate and truFixed rate. In fixed rate the interest rate is fixed throughout the loan tenure. In floating rate of interest the rate fluctuates with the market situation. In the truFixed rate the interest rate is fixed for 2/3^rd years of the tenure, after that the rate changes to a floating rate. Some banks provide as less as 8.70% to 9.05% per annum depending on the loan amount and nature of the interest. The organizations provide loan to the female borrowers at lesser interest rate of 8.65-9% compared to the general people.

After the loan is sanctioned, the customer is expected to start the repayment soon. The repayment options can be like: step-up repayment facility, flexible loan installment plan, tranche based EMI, accelerated repayment scheme and telescopic repayment option.

The lending organizations charge upto 1.25% of the loan amount as processing fees. Conversion fees are charged if the borrower wishes to change the tenure or EMI rates. Security of the loan is generally the security interest on the property being financed by the lending organization.

If the borrower qualifies the minimum and maximum required age, with a stable job and has the capability to pay the EMI then the lending organizations will take interest in providing loan to the potential customer. The next thing about the borrower that is being scanned by the organization is their CIBIL score. By providing the generic documents like address proof, age proof and the bank statement, salary slip and tax return papers, the borrower can avail the loan amount. An Indian resident, nonresident Indian, salaried or self-employed person can get a loan to build a home in India. The tenure of the home loan can be up to 30 years for the Indian citizens and up to 20 years for the NRIs.

The potential customers are being encouraged by the lending organizations to come forward and avail the loan facility to fulfill the dreams, because home is the place where moments are cherished. The government also gives concession on the interest amount.