The most popular kind of home loan used to buy a property is this one. Housing loans are available from a variety of housing financing firms, public banks, and private banks. You may borrow money to buy the home of your choosing and return the loan over time in monthly instalments.
You can obtain financing for between 80 and 90 percent of the market price of the home. The residence will be kept by the lender until the loan is fully repaid.
TYPE'S
HOME LOAN FOR BUYING FLAT/ROW HOUSE/BUNGLOW/TENAMENT
BALANCE TRANSFER LOAN
PLOT PURCHASE
CONSTRUCTION OF HOUSE
PLOT + PURCHASE LOAN
EXTENSION LOAN FOR YOUR HOUSE
RENOVATION LOAN
NRI HOME LOANS
TAX BENEFIT: The ability to deduct interest and principal payments from your income tax is the main advantage of having a mortgage. You are permitted to deduct up to Rs. 1.5 lakh for principle repayments under Section 80C, Rs. 2 lakh for interest repayments under Section 24B, Rs. 2 lakh for interest repayment under Special Circumstances under Sections 80EE and 80EEA, and Rs. 1.5 lakh for stamp duty expenditures under Section 80C.
LOW INTEREST RATE: In comparison to other loan options, the interest rate on a house loan is significantly cheaper. If you run into financial trouble, you might be able to extend your current house loan at a cheaper interest rate than a personal loan to get by.
LONG REPAYMENT TENURE: Home loans have a longer payback period than any other type of loan, up to 25 to 30 years. This is because borrowing a sizable loan amount is required to buy a property. The monthly EMIs will be lower if the loan amount and related interest are spread out over a longer term, easing the strain on the borrower.
ELIGIBILITY-
Banks maintain a list of requirements for home loan qualifying. A person's credit history is the first thing a bank looks at to determine their repayment tendencies. A credit score of 750 or above is often preferable. The following are some more crucial considerations:
Age
Type of Employment
Requirements for the Minimum Annual Salary
Collateral Security Margin
Assets, liabilities, Occupational Stability and Continuity
(Resident Indian/Non-Resident Indian) Status of residency