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Loan Against Residential Property Features and Benefits
Loan Amount
Up to ₹10 Crore
Loan Tenure
Up to 15 years or should comply with the age norms as defined by Truhome Finance policy, whichever is lower
Interest Rate
Starting from 9.5%
Processing Fees
4% - 8%
Step 1
Register using your mobile number.
Step 2
Choose the loan amount and tenure to submit your loan application.
Step 3
Our dedicated relationship manager will get in touch with you to process your loan against residential property application.
Documents Required for Loan Against Residential Property Application
Here is the list of documents required for the application for Loan Against Residential Property
A loan against residential property or a mortgage loan is a type of secured loan in which the borrower uses their residential property as collateral to get a loan from a financial institution such as Truhome Finance.
You can avail a loan against your property between Rs. 3 lakhs and Rs. 3 crores, subject to property valuation.
Depending on the retirement age of the borrower, Truhome Finance offers a loan tenure of up to 15 years or as per the age norms specified in the Truhome Finance policy.
Yes, you can prepay the Loan Against Property - Residential. Kindly note that there are associated charges with the pre-closure of the loan. For more details, you can refer to the interest and charges section.
At Truhome Finance, the financial approval of your application for Loan Against Residential Property happens within 24 hours. However, with the loan policies and the document verification process, the processing time for a residential Loan Against Property (LAP) application in India may take up to a few days.
The security for the loan is the property being financed by us and/or any other collateral or interim security that may be required by us.
A co-applicant of the Truhome Finance Loan Against Residential Property must be all co-owners of the property for which the loan is being sought. Blood relatives, like siblings, etc., can be co-applicants.
Having a co-applicant for a loan can boost approval chances, secure lower interest rates, and qualify you for a larger loan. It also means shared responsibility for repayments, so trust and a good financial relationship are key.