HDFC Loan Against Property EMI Calculator
You can calculate your HDFC loan against property EMI online using the online HDFC Loan Against Property EMI Calculator. The calculator considers three factors for EMI calculation including the loan amount, rate of interest, and tenure of repayment.
HDFC Loan Against Property Details
HDFC, the premier housing finance institution in India, offers different types of non-housing loans, such as:
Loan Against Property: Personal loan against residential and commercial properties to meet business and individual needs.
Commercial Property Loans: Loans to purchase commercial properties like shops and industrial galas.
Commercial Plot Loans: Financial assistance to buy plots of land for commercial development.
You can also check different features and benefits of taking HDFC Bank Loan Against Property Online.
HDFC Loan Against Property Vs. Home Loan
A Loan Against Property differs from a home loan in various respects:
- A home loan is a financial assistance for purchasing or constructing your house or flat, whereas a Loan Against Property is a loan against an existing property, residential or commercial.
- A home loan involves the creation of an asset, whereas a property loan is against an existing asset.
- The purpose of the property loan can be to meet business and individual needs. Individual needs can be anything ranging from medical expenses to education of children, and marriage expenses to going on a holiday tour.
- As the purpose of the Loan Against Property is for meeting individual needs, the interest rate on such loans is higher than that of housing loans.
- Housing loans have an extended repayment tenure that could extend up to 30 years, whereas loans against property have a repayment mandate of 15 years.
- The LTV ratio of a housing loan can be in the range of 75% to 90% of the value of the property. In the case of loans against property, the LTV ratio should not be more than 50% for new customers and 60% for existing customers.
You can also use Loan Against Property Interest Rate Calculator to find out how much you will save on interest and how it affects your Loan EMI.
HDFC Loan Against Property - Repayment
As with home loans, the ideal mode of repayment of a Loan Against Property is the EMI, which can be calculated using the HDFC Mortgage Loan Interest Rate Calculator. The EMI concept is the most effective of all repayment methods. HDFC has different ways of repayment for home loans depending on the age of the borrower, the repaying capacity, the income generation, and the repayment tenure.
The EMI Concept
EMI represents Equated Monthly Instalments. The very term suggests that the instalment should be equal every month for a given set of circumstances. The EMI depends on the following factors:
- The loan amount
- The rate of interest applicable to the loan
- The loan repayment tenure
Any change in the above three factors affects the EMI. You can calculate HDFC mortgage loan EMI using the HDFC LAP Calculator.
- An increase or decrease in the loan amount causes a corresponding change in the EMI
- Similarly, the rate of interest is also directly proportional to the EMI amount
- In the case of repayment tenure, the EMI decreases as the tenure goes up, and vice versa
The EMI comprises two components:
- Principal Repayment Component
- Interest Repayment Component
As the EMI remains constant for every set of specific parameters, the principal and interest repayment components vary accordingly. In the initial stages, the interest component is substantially high. The interest component keeps reducing as the borrower keeps repaying the EMIs on time. Simultaneously, the principal component keeps on rising gradually. Therefore, the loan gets repaid over its entire tenure.
Check Loan Against Property Interest Rate for the lowest LAP Interest Rates.
HDFC Loan Against Property EMI Calculator
Calculating the EMI can be a challenging procedure. Generally, HDFC arrives at the EMI and mentions the same in the sanction letter. However, the borrower should know the formula for calculating the EMI. It will enable the borrower to determine whether the lender's calculation is accurate or not.
One of the easiest ways of determining the EMI is to use the mortgage loan EMI calculator HDFC.
- HDFC offers a mortgage loan calculator HDFC on its website. The formula for calculation of the EMI for a Loan Against Property is the same for all loans.
- Visit the website and proceed to the HDFC mortgage loan EMI calculator or Loan Against Property EMI.
Use the slider option to enter your loan amount. Alternatively, you can input the figure directly, as well.
Similarly, input the loan tenure in years and the applicable rate of interest in percentage per annum.
On doing so, you get the following results through HDFC loan against property calculator:
- Monthly EMI
- Principal amount
- Interest amount
- Total amount payable
Click on the 'View Details' option to get the loan amortization schedule. This schedule shows the details of the payment of the EMI annually. It also displays the breakup of EMI into interest repayment and principal repayment over the entire tenure. You can notice that the appropriation towards the interest component is more in the initial years. As you go deep into the mandate, the principal repayment component increases gradually.
An example of the calculation of EMI for the HDFC Loan Against Property considering the following assumptions:
Consider the following assumptions:
- Loan Against Property Amount - 25 Lakhs
- Tenure of the loan - 15 years
- Rate of interest - 9.50% - 11.00% per annum
On entering this data into the LAP EMI calculator HDFC, you get the following results instantaneously:
- EMI Amount - Rs. 24,692
- Principal Amount - Rs. 25 Lakhs
- Interest Repayment - Rs. 19,44,527
- Total repayable amount - Rs. 44,44,527
Click on the view details to get the loan amortization schedule.
| Year | Opening Balance | EMI*12 | Interest paid yearly | Principal paid yearly | Closing Balance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 25,00,000 | 2,14,924 | 1,92,981 | 21,942 | 24,78,058 |
| 2 | 24,78,058 | 2,14,924 | 1,91,219 | 23,704 | 24,54,353 |
| 3 | 24,54,353 | 2,14,924 | 1,89,315 | 25,608 | 24,28,745 |
| 4 | 24,28,745 | 2,14,924 | 1,87,259 | 27,665 | 24,01,080 |
| 5 | 24,01,080 | 2,14,924 | 1,85,037 | 29,887 | 23,71,193 |
| 6 | 23,71,193 | 2,14,924 | 1,82,637 | 32,287 | 23,38,906 |
| 7 | 23,38,906 | 2,14,924 | 1,80,044 | 34,880 | 23,04,026 |
| 8 | 23,04,026 | 2,14,924 | 1,77,242 | 37,681 | 22,66,345 |
| 9 | 22,66,345 | 2,14,924 | 1,74,216 | 40,708 | 22,25,637 |
| 10 | 22,25,637 | 2,14,924 | 1,70,947 | 43,977 | 21,81,660 |
| 11 | 21,81,660 | 2,14,924 | 1,67,415 | 47,509 | 21,34,151 |
| 12 | 21,34,151 | 2,14,924 | 1,63,599 | 51,325 | 20,82,826 |
| 13 | 20,82,826 | 2,14,924 | 1,59,477 | 55,447 | 20,27,380 |
| 14 | 20,27,380 | 2,14,924 | 1,55,024 | 59,900 | 19,67,480 |
| 15 | 19,67,480 | 2,14,924 | 1,50,213 | 64,711 | 19,02,769 |
| 16 | 19,02,769 | 2,14,924 | 1,45,016 | 69,908 | 18,32,862 |
| 17 | 18,32,862 | 2,14,924 | 1,39,402 | 75,522 | 17,57,340 |
| 18 | 17,57,340 | 2,14,924 | 1,33,336 | 81,587 | 16,75,752 |
| 19 | 16,75,752 | 2,14,924 | 1,26,784 | 88,140 | 15,87,612 |
| 20 | 15,87,612 | 2,14,924 | 1,19,705 | 95,219 | 14,92,393 |
| 21 | 14,92,393 | 2,14,924 | 1,12,058 | 1,02,866 | 13,89,527 |
| 22 | 13,89,527 | 2,14,924 | 1,03,796 | 1,11,128 | 12,78,400 |
| 23 | 12,78,400 | 2,14,924 | 94,871 | 1,20,053 | 11,58,347 |
| 24 | 11,58,347 | 2,14,924 | 85,229 | 1,29,694 | 10,28,653 |
| 25 | 10,28,653 | 2,14,924 | 74,813 | 1,40,111 | 8,88,542 |
| 26 | 8,88,542 | 2,14,924 | 63,560 | 1,51,363 | 7,37,179 |
| 27 | 7,37,179 | 2,14,924 | 51,404 | 1,63,520 | 5,73,659 |
| 28 | 5,73,659 | 2,14,924 | 38,271 | 1,76,652 | 3,97,007 |
| 29 | 3,97,007 | 2,14,924 | 24,084 | 1,90,840 | 2,06,167 |
| 30 | 2,06,167 | 2,14,924 | 8,757 | 2,06,167 | 0 |
Inference
- The EMI remains constant throughout the tenure for the specific rate of interest
- The interest repayment component is the highest in the first year. It reduces gradually in the initial stages. As the repayment tenure comes to an end, it reduces drastically.
- Similarly, the principal repayment component is the least in the initial stages. It increases as you keep repaying the EMI.
- Over the entire tenure of 15 years, the loan gets closed.
What is the EMI Calculator
EMI amount calculation is done using the loan amount, rate of interest, and tenure. The Interest on your loan is calculated based on the principal loan amount. Your EMI amount is a combination of both the Interest and the principal on your home loan. The EMI amount is important for your home loan application, as the bank decides your eligibility on the basis of whether you will be able to repay your home loan on time. Below is the formula to calculate the EMI amount.
E = P*r* (1+r)^n/([(1+r)^n]-1)
Where E = EMI amount
- p = Total amount of loan availed can be up to 5 Cr
- r = Rate of Interest
- n = Tenure in months (can be up to 240 months)
The calculation process shows that calculating EMI is not an easy process, particularly if you are not a finance person. For this reason, a tool called the EMI calculator was introduced. An EMI calculator takes the loan amount, rate of Interest and tenure from the applicant and returns the EMI amount instantaneously. It is pre-programmed with the EMI calculation formula.
Benefits of using an EMI calculator before taking a home loan
As discussed above, calculating your EMI amount helps you to determine the amount that you have to pay without fail every month. The EMI amount can be one of the biggest obligations on the individual's income. The bank also needs the EMI amount to fit into your income after you have satisfied all your liabilities and dependents. On the other hand, calculating your EMI amount will also help you determine the perfect tenure-amount ratio for your long-term goals.
Below are some benefits of using the EMI calculator:
- Basic and easy-to-use service/tool available to everyone.
- Figure out the EMI amount to ensure that it falls within your income level.
- Quick Calculation response to user-entered details
- Change the tenure and rate of Interest and re-calculate until you find the most appropriate interest-tenure ratio.
Before applying for a home loan, it is important to figure out the perfect loan amount, tenure and rate of Interest so that you are confident in your application and can prove to the bank that you will be able to pay the EMI comfortably. An EMI calculator helps you do all this in a very short time and at no extra cost.
Alternate Methods of Calculating the EMI
The formula for calculating the EMI remains the same. You can calculate the EMI using the LAP calculator HDFC at the MyMoneyMantra website, as well.
- Visit the official webpage of MyMoneyMantra
- Go to Financial Tools
- Select Loan Against Property EMI Calculator
- Input the data such as loan amount, rate of interest, and loan tenure
- Click on Calculate option to get the EMI
- The loan against property calculator HDFC also gives a graphical representation of the total interest and principal amount repayment throughout the entire tenure.
Calculate Your EMI Using MS Excel Tables
Apart from the HDFC Loan Against Property Interest Rate Calculator, you can calculate the EMI of your Loan Against Property using MS Excel tables.
- Use the PMT function to calculate the EMI in MS Excel.
- The syntax is = PMT(Rate, Nper, PV)
- Rate - the rate of interest (it should be the monthly rate. For example 12% per annum = 1% per month or 0.01 if you use an Excel table)
- Nper - no of instalments (months)
- PV - Loan amount, also known as Present Value
Calculate the EMI using the mathematical formula
EMI = (P * R/12) * [(1+R/12)^N] / [(1+R/12)^N-1]
- P = the principal amount of the loan
- R = Annual rate of interest
- N = Number of monthly instalments
Alternate Repayment Options to the EMI
HDFC offers alternate repayment options in the home loan to borrowers depending on their income generation. This facility is generally not available on Loan Against Property.
Step-Up Repayment Facility
This facility is useful for young borrowers who avail home loans early in life. In the initial stages of the career, the income would be at a lower level. It increases with the annual increments and promotions. HDFC offers a unique facility where the EMI is lower in the initial years. It rises in proportion to your income in the subsequent years. This facility allows young borrowers to avail a higher amount of loan.
Flexible Loan Instalment Plan
This facility is the opposite of what we have discussed above. The EMI is higher in the initial years and reduces proportionately with a subsequent decrease in the income. It is ideal for people who avail loans close to their retirement period. The pension amount they could receive will be lower than their monthly salary. This method of repaying EMI suits such people the best.
Tranche Based EMI
The tranche-based EMI concept is available in the case of home loans availed for properties under construction. Generally, you pay the interest on the amounts of loan disbursed during the construction stage and start the EMI after the full disbursement. However, you can tranche the loan and start paying the EMIs immediately without waiting for the total disbursement.
Accelerated Repayment Schedule
This option provides you with the facility of increasing your EMIs every year in proportion to your income. It can result in faster liquidation of the loan.
Telescopic Repayment Schedule
Borrowers get an extended repayment tenure up to 15 years with this option. As the tenure is longer, you have a smaller EMI, thereby entitling you for a bigger loan.
FAQs
Yes, the property loan calculator HDFC provides you with the most accurate calculations. You have alternate methods to check out the accuracy of this tool.
HDFC uses two options. One is to keep the EMI constant. Therefore, the loan repayment tenure will increase/decrease accordingly. Otherwise, it can choose to keep the mandate constant, whereby there will be a corresponding change in the EMI amount.
Usually, HDFC provides you with an amortization schedule at the time of the sanction of the loan. Borrowers can also seek the details whenever there is a change in the interest rate and a corresponding change in the tenure/EMI.
No, the formula for calculating the EMI is for loans with compound interest. It is not the ideal calculator for determining the EMI of a loan with simple interest.

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