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How much loan am I eligible for?
Before you start the home loan process, determine your total eligibility, which will mainly depend on your repaying capacity. Your repayment capacity is based on your monthly disposable/surplus income, which, in turn, is based on factors such as total monthly income/surplus less monthly expenses, and other factors like spouse's income, assets, liabilities, stability of income, etc.
The bank has to make sure that you're able to repay the loan on time. The higher the monthly disposable income, the higher will be the loan amount you will be eligible for. Typically, a bank assumes that about 50% of your monthly disposable/surplus income is available for repayment. The tenure and interest rate will also determine the loan amount. Further, the banks generally fix an upper age limit for home loan applicants, which could impact one's eligibility.
What is the maximum amount I can borrow?
Most lenders require 10-20% of the home's purchase price as a down payment from you. It is also called 'one's own contribution' by some lenders. The rest, which is 80-90% of the property value, is financed by the lender. The total financed amount also includes registration, transfer and stamp duty charges.
Even though the lender calculates a higher eligible amount, it is not necessary to borrow that amount. Even a lesser amount can be borrowed. One should try to arrange the maximum of down payment amount and less of home loan so that the interest cost is kept at minimal.
Is a co-applicant necessary for a home loan?
Yes, it is (mostly) mandatory to have a co-applicant. If someone is the co-owner of the property in question, it is necessary that he/she also be the co-applicant for the home loan. If you are the sole owner of the property, any member of your immediate family can be your co-applicant.
What documents are generally sought for loan approval?
The loan application form gives a checklist of documents to be attached with it, along with a photograph. In addition to all the legal documents related to the purchase of the house, the bank will also ask you to submit your identity and residence proofs, latest salary slip (authenticated by the employer and self-attested by you) and Form 16 or income-tax return (for businessmen/self-employed) and the last 6 months bank statements/balance sheet, as applicable. Some lenders may also require collateral security like the assignment of life insurance policies, pledge of shares, national savings certificates, mutual fund units, bank deposits or other investments.
What is sanctioning and disbursement of loan?
Based on the documentary proof, the bank decides whether or not the loan can be sanctioned or provided to you. The quantum of the loan that can be sanctioned depends on this. The bank will give you a sanction letter stating the loan amount, tenure and the interest rate, among other terms of the home loan. The stated terms will be valid till the date mentioned in that letter.
When the loan is actually handed over to you, it amounts to disbursement of the loan. This happens once the bank is through conducting technical, legal and valuation exercises. One may opt for a lower loan amount during disbursement against what is mentioned in the sanction letter. At the disbursal stage, you need to submit the allotment letter, photocopies of title deed, encumbrance certificate and the agreement to sell papers. The interest rate on the date of disbursement will apply, and not the one as per the sanction letter. In such a case, a new sanction letter gets prepared.
How will the disbursement take place?
The loan can be disbursed in full or in instalments, which usually does not exceed three in number. In case of an under construction property, the disbursement is in instalments based on the progress of construction, as assessed by the lender and not necessarily according to the developer's agreement. Make sure to enter into an agreement with the developer wherein the payments are linked to the construction work and not pre-defined on a time-based schedule. In case of a fully constructed property, the disbursement is made in full.
What are the interest rate options?
Home loan rates can be either fixed or flexible. In the former, the interest rate is fixed for the loan's entire tenor, while in the latter, the rate does not remain fixed.
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How much loan am I eligible for?
Before you start the home loan process, determine your total eligibility, which will mainly depend on your repaying capacity. Your repayment capacity is based on your monthly disposable/surplus income, which, in turn, is based on factors such as total monthly income/surplus less monthly expenses, and other factors like spouse's income, assets, liabilities, stability of income, etc.
The bank has to make sure that you're able to repay the loan on time. The higher the monthly disposable income, the higher will be the loan amount you will be eligible for. Typically, a bank assumes that about 50% of your monthly disposable/surplus income is available for repayment. The tenure and interest rate will also determine the loan amount. Further, the banks generally fix an upper age limit for home loan applicants, which could impact one's eligibility.
What is the maximum amount I can borrow?
Most lenders require 10-20% of the home's purchase price as a down payment from you. It is also called 'one's own contribution' by some lenders. The rest, which is 80-90% of the property value, is financed by the lender. The total financed amount also includes registration, transfer and stamp duty charges.
Even though the lender calculates a higher eligible amount, it is not necessary to borrow that amount. Even a lesser amount can be borrowed. One should try to arrange the maximum of down payment amount and less of home loan so that the interest cost is kept at minimal.
Is a co-applicant necessary for a home loan?
Yes, it is (mostly) mandatory to have a co-applicant. If someone is the co-owner of the property in question, it is necessary that he/she also be the co-applicant for the home loan. If you are the sole owner of the property, any member of your immediate family can be your co-applicant.
What documents are generally sought for loan approval?
The loan application form gives a checklist of documents to be attached with it, along with a photograph. In addition to all the legal documents related to the purchase of the house, the bank will also ask you to submit your identity and residence proofs, latest salary slip (authenticated by the employer and self-attested by you) and Form 16 or income-tax return (for businessmen/self-employed) and the last 6 months bank statements/balance sheet, as applicable. Some lenders may also require collateral security like the assignment of life insurance policies, pledge of shares, national savings certificates, mutual fund units, bank deposits or other investments.
What is sanctioning and disbursement of loan?
Based on the documentary proof, the bank decides whether or not the loan can be sanctioned or provided to you. The quantum of the loan that can be sanctioned depends on this. The bank will give you a sanction letter stating the loan amount, tenure and the interest rate, among other terms of the home loan. The stated terms will be valid till the date mentioned in that letter.
When the loan is actually handed over to you, it amounts to disbursement of the loan. This happens once the bank is through conducting technical, legal and valuation exercises. One may opt for a lower loan amount during disbursement against what is mentioned in the sanction letter. At the disbursal stage, you need to submit the allotment letter, photocopies of title deed, encumbrance certificate and the agreement to sell papers. The interest rate on the date of disbursement will apply, and not the one as per the sanction letter. In such a case, a new sanction letter gets prepared.
How will the disbursement take place?
The loan can be disbursed in full or in instalments, which usually does not exceed three in number. In case of an under construction property, the disbursement is in instalments based on the progress of construction, as assessed by the lender and not necessarily according to the developer's agreement. Make sure to enter into an agreement with the developer wherein the payments are linked to the construction work and not pre-defined on a time-based schedule. In case of a fully constructed property, the disbursement is made in full.
What are the interest rate options?
Home loan rates can be either fixed or flexible. In the former, the interest rate is fixed for the loan's entire tenor, while in the latter, the rate does not remain fixed.
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