Who may consider it?
- Owners of eligible residential or commercial property
- Salaried applicants with demonstrable repayment capacity
- Self-employed professionals and established businesses
LOAN AGAINST PROPERTY GUIDANCE
Loan Against Property, explained clearly.
Understand funding options secured against an eligible residential or commercial property.
Loan overview
A Loan Against Property is generally secured by mortgaging an eligible owned property. Funds may be considered for personal or business purposes allowed by the lender.
Common purposes
- Business expansion or working capital
- Education or major personal requirements
- Debt consolidation where permitted
- Other lawful purposes accepted by the lender
General eligibility factors
- Clear ownership and marketable property title
- Property type, age, location and valuation
- Income, cash flow and repayment capacity
- Credit profile and existing obligations
- Lender loan-to-value policy
Documents generally required
- Identity and address proof
- Income and banking documents
- Business documents for self-employed applicants
- Complete property ownership and title papers
- Tax receipts and approvals where applicable
Salaried and self-employed assessment
Salaried applicants are generally assessed using employment, income and banking records. Self-employed applicants may also need business vintage, tax, GST, financial and cash-flow records, depending on the lender and product.
Interest rate, tenure and charges
Pricing may depend on credit profile, income, loan amount, security and lender policy. Review the Key Facts Statement, sanction terms, processing fee, applicable taxes, prepayment rules and total repayment before accepting.
Important points before applying
The lender independently verifies title and property value.
The property is mortgaged until eligible dues are cleared.
Valuation, legal, processing and mortgage-related charges may apply.
Application process
- Share only basic enquiry details.
- Discuss your requirement and general profile.
- Review suitable available options, subject to arrangements.
- Submit documents only through a verified process.
- The lender independently assesses, verifies and decides.
Documents to prepare
Salaried documents
- Identity/address proof
- PAN
- Salary slips and salary-credit statements
Self-employed / business documents
- Business registration
- GST/ITR and financial statements
- Business bank statements
Property / title documents
- Title deeds, chain documents and property papers
Approval / tax / ownership documents
- Approved plans, tax receipts and ownership records
Existing-loan documents
- Current sanction letters and repayment statements, where applicable
Documents are indicative and may vary according to the lender, product, applicant profile and property/vehicle details.
Last reviewed: 8 September 2026
Loan Against Property FAQs
Can commercial property be offered?
It may be accepted if the property and applicant meet the lender’s policy.
Is the sanctioned amount equal to market value?
No. Lenders apply valuation and loan-to-value limits.
Can funds be used for business?
Often yes, subject to lender policy and stated end use.
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Final eligibility, loan amount, interest rate, charges, sanction and disbursement are determined solely by the respective lender after assessment.