HOME LOAN FOR EVERYONE

The procedure to avail a Home Loan is quite simple – You need to call us or fill up the form with us, We will call you & take the essential financial & personal details required for the loan like Age, Net salary, Designation, Employer details, Total experience, Current experience, Period of stay in the city, the Current Residence & Details of all obligations being serviced. Also we would need the Property details like Type of Purchase, Location of the property, Built-up area, Rate per square feet, Agreement Value, Occupation certificate & so on. We will then revert you with the quotation of the lenders who would sanction the loan & also suggest the best lender suiting your needs, the final decision for which lender to go with lies with you. We would then inform you the List of Documents needed to apply for the loan, once the said documents are ready same would be picked up, the form signed & filled up, then the case would be logged in with the bank.

Yes! The banks also include the co-applicants income to determine the eligibility. The eligibility is based on the years remaining for retirement & the income. The banks readily include Spouse & parents income. Some financers also add the income of brothers & other closed relatives. This has to be categorically clarified with the lender as this is not a norm. It would also be advisable to clarify if the daughters [married / unmarried] income is clubbed with their parents as this is also an exception.

The Income Tax Act, 1961 states that one can avail tax benefit under 3 sections for home loan 1. Section 80 (c) 2. Section 24(b) 3. Section 2(28A) 1. Section 80(c) - In this section the EMI component paid towards repayment of principal amount of the loan can be deducted from income. The borrower is eligible for a tax deduction for a maximum amount of Rs. 1L each year under section 80(c) irrespective of the tax bracket. To avail this deduction the property needs to be self-occupied. 2. Section 24(b) - The interest paid towards home loan is treated as an 'expense' under 'Income from house property' and is deductible under Section 24(b) from the total income. The maximum deduction permitted under this section is Rs.1.5L per annum. 3. Section 2(28A) - Processing fee can be treated as interest and a deduction can be claimed according to Section 2(28A) of the I-Tax Act

If you have Home Loan which is active & you plan to sell your home, this is possible. Here you can pay the outstanding loan amount & clear the loan or ask the buyer to do Balance Transfer of the Loan. Balance Transfer procedure is explained in detail in the following answer.

Yes! This is called switching - from fixed to floating & vice versa. Firstly to switch the lender must have attractive fixed / floating rate options. Lenders charge switching charges. This clause is generally written the loan agreement which is signed before disbursement.