Loan Against Property

A loan against property is the cheapest way to raise a large sum for any purpose. Because the lender holds tangible security, rates sit 5–8 percentage points below an unsecured business or personal loan — but processing takes weeks, and the property is genuinely at risk.

Interest from
9.25%
Loan amount
Up to ₹10 Cr
Tenure
Up to 20 years
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Key features

What a loan against property looks like

Loan to value

50–70% of the market value as assessed by the lender

Property types

Residential, commercial and in some cases industrial

End use

Any purpose — business, education, debt consolidation, medical

Processing time

3–4 weeks, due to legal and technical valuation

Eligibility

  • Clear and marketable title in the applicant's name
  • Income sufficient to service the EMI at a 50–60% FOIR
  • Property free of disputes, with approved plans and up-to-date tax receipts
  • Applicant aged 21–65 at loan maturity

Documents required

  • KYC and income proof of all applicants
  • Complete chain of property title documents
  • Approved building plan and occupancy certificate
  • Latest property tax receipts and encumbrance certificate

Frequently asked questions

Generally 50–70% of the market value assessed by the lender's valuer, subject to your income supporting the EMI. Commercial property usually attracts a lower ratio than residential.

Substantially. A LAP at 9–13% against an unsecured business loan at 15–20% can save several lakhs of interest, at the cost of a longer process and real risk to the property.

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