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A home loan is a type of secured financing offered based on the value of the property you intend to purchase. Whether you're planning to buy a new home, build one from the ground up, or upgrade your current space, a home loan can help you access the funds you need. At Borrowww, we make it easy to discover and choose the ideal home loan tailored to your goals.
Cheaper than most other loans because of long repayment time.
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Choose up to 30 years or repay early if eligible.
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Typically 10–25% of the property value. The exact percentage depends on bank policy and your credit profile.
Usually 5–12 working days. The process is faster with complete documentation and a clear credit profile.
Floating rates are commonly preferred for short to medium terms. Fixed rates provide stability. We advise based on your specific needs.
Most floating rate home loans have no prepayment charges. Fixed rate loans may have charges. Bank-specific rules apply.
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Home loans in India are pretty much accessible, as approx. 150 – 180 major financial institutions actively offer home loans. The institutions can be broadly categorized into three categories, i.e., Commercial and Scheduled Banks (Public Sector Banks, Private Sector Banks, Small Finance Banks, and Regional Rural Banks), Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFC) and Affordable Housing Lenders. All category banks are differently governed and have different policies to calculate eligibility. For example, for a bank the minimum salary criteria would be approx. INR 35000/-, whereas for an NBFC or AHL the minimum salary requirement could be as low as INR 15000–20000/-. Along with this come some special schemes by the Government of India, which help lower the threshold limit of salaried applicants.
Generally, the Lenders in India follow the FOIR (Fixed Obligation to Income Ratio) rule to ensure that your existing and current loan EMIs combined do not exceed 60–70% of your net take-home salary.
Refer below for the table that briefly estimates loan amount eligibility based on take-home salary. The loan eligibility calculation is based on monthly income @ 20 years loan tenure, and an ROI of approx. 7.50% annually.
| Net Monthly Income | Estimated Loan Eligibility |
|---|---|
| ₹25,000 | ₹18 Lakh – ₹22 Lakh |
| ₹40,000 | ₹30 Lakh – ₹35 Lakh |
| ₹60,000 | ₹48 Lakh – ₹52 Lakh |
| ₹80,000 | ₹60 Lakh – ₹65 Lakh |
| ₹1,00,000+ | ₹75 Lakh – ₹80 Lakh+ |
Additionally, with regard to Home Loan for low Salaried income in India, there are several ways to increase loan eligibility, which helps clients to get the maximum loan amount on the basis of income.
This Government scheme is specifically designed for clients falling in low-income categories, which are LIG (Low Income Groups) or EWS (Economically Weaker Section).
The government offers subsidies and benefits in terms of interest savings or credit guarantees, which helps clients lower their monthly EMI burden to meet daily needs along with availing a housing loan.
Adding a co-applicant or co-borrower is one of the most easy and effective ways to increase loan eligibility. You can add any blood relative, i.e., father, mother, spouse, brother, or son, as a co-borrower / co-applicant in the loan application, and the combined income will be considered while calculating loan eligibility, which helps increase your eligibility substantially. Some Government banks even allow friends or non-blood relatives to join as co-borrowers as well if they are buying property in a joint name.
If you are looking for a larger loan amount, a longer tenure option can also help. Banks offer loan tenures up to 25 or 30 years depending upon the current age of loan applicants. While this costs more interest being a longer period, this helps in reducing the monthly EMI burden. And, as per RBI guidelines, banks offer the option for pre-payment / part-payment in the home loan free of cost so you can pay any partial loan amount during the loan tenure and reduce your tenure or EMI accordingly.
While calculating eligibility, lenders look for all existing obligations as per the credit report and deduct the current EMIs from the net take-home income to assess exact eligibility. So, while applying for a home loan, ensure you close all current small running loans, like loans for the purchase of electronics, mobiles, etc., and any personal loans and credit card dues to get the maximum loan amount sanctioned.
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