A simple solution for a fund crisis that has to be resolved immediately is a Loan Against Property. IDBI bank provides a Loan Against Property (LAP) both for new customers as well as existing customers. If you already have a home loan or any other secured loan at IDBI bank, the bank provides loans against the same property by putting through a continued mortgage for the additional loan provided. You can even avail a fresh loan against an unencumbered residential or commercial property. IDBI provides four types of loans under the Loan Against Property Scheme. A loan is also provided against the rent receivables on the property by accepting the leased-out property as security. The rate of interest is competitive with flexible repayment terms. The whole process of availing the Loan Against Property at IDBI bank is hassle-free.
IDBI Bank offers 4 types of loans against property:
The speciality of Loan Against Property Interest Saver is that the LAP loan account will be linked to a Flexi Current Account. You can park surplus funds periodically in the Flexi Current Account instead of Savings Account. The interest on the LAP account will come down to the extent of the surplus funds parked in the Flexi Current Account. The funds parked in the current account will be available for use as and when you require it. The interest on the loan account will be calculated on the outstanding balance in the loan account minus the balance in the current account at the end of the day.
Following are the features of IDBI Bank LAP:
Name of the Product | Purpose | Loan Quantum | Interest | Security | Repayment | Charges |
Mortgage Loan (Loan Against Property) | For multiple purposes like consolidation of debts, up-gradation of the existing house, planning a vacation, planning a wedding, higher education of children, for business requirements, etc. | The maximum loan quantum will be 10 Crores. An amount above 10 Crores will be considered on a case to case basis based on the merits of the proposal. For customers who do not have an existing home loan or Loan Against Property with the bank. The maximum quantum will be 70% of the value of the property if residential and 60% of the value of the property if commercial. For customers who have an existing home loan/Loan Against Property with the bank
The maximum quantum will be 75% of the value of the property if residential and 65% of the value of the property if commercial. | 10.05% to 10.40% p.a. for loans against residential property and is between 10.30% to 10.65% for loans against commercial property. | Primary security will be the first charge on the property against which the bank has provided the loan by way of equitable mortgage. If the equitable mortgage of the property against which the loan is given is not possible for some reason, then equitable mortgage of any other property with a market value above 150% of the loan amount should be provided. Collateral security by way of lien on liquid securities like LICP, NSCs, fixed Deposits etc., if required by the bank on a case to case basis | The maximum repayment period provided will be up to 15 years. | Processing charges: For Priority Sector Lending up to 50 Lakhs 10,000 plus applicable tax For PSL loans above 50 Lakhs 0.50% of the loan amount plus applicable taxes if it is proposals sourced through DSA/DST 0.25% of the loan amount plus applicable taxes if the proposals are sourced through Branch/RAC. For Non-Priority Sector Lending Loans: 0.50% of the loan amount plus applicable taxes with a minimum of 10,000 plus applicable taxes. The charges will be 0.25% of the loan amount with a minimum of 10,000 plus applicable taxes irrespective of PSL or Non-PSL. 10,000 plus applicable taxes should be collected at the time of accepting the loan application and the balance to be collected at the time of loan sanction. Prepayment/Foreclosure charges: For loans sanctioned at a floating rate to individuals, no charges will be collected. For loans sanctioned to non-individuals at a floating rate on or after 28th January 2015, the charges will be 2% of the outstanding loan amount plus taxes and for loans sanctioned after the 28th January 2015, the charges will be as per the sanction terms. For loans sanctioned at a fixed rate if the prepayment/ foreclosure is done before 6 months from the date of the final disbursement, the charges will be 2% of the outstanding loan amount if the loan is granted on or before 28th January 2015 and as per sanction terms for a loan sanctioned after 28th January 2015. For foreclosure after 6 months from the date of last disbursement, no charges will be collected. For the foreclosure done through a balance transfer, 2% of the outstanding loan amount if the loan is granted on or before 28th January 2015 and as per sanction terms for a loan sanctioned after 28th January 2015. Part-payment is allowed 4 times in a financial year and the minimum part-payment amount will be 25,000 and the maximum part-payment in a year should not be more than 30% of the sanctioned amount. |
Loan Against Property (Interest Saver) | The maximum quantum of loan will be 10 Crores and above 10 Crores on a case to case basis depending on the merits of the proposal. The maximum funding will be 65% of the market value of the residential property if self-occupied, 55% of the market value of the residential property if leased out, 50% of the market value of the property if commercial/ Industrial. Existing customers will get higher amounts. | |||||
Loan Against Rent Receivables | A loan will be provided for the expansion of business, for marriage purpose, higher education of children, for repairs/ renovation of existing residential or commercial property, for repayment of existing loans or for the purchase of a house. | The maximum loan quantum will be 10 Crores and above 10 Crores on a case to case basis depending on the repayment capacity. The loan amount will be assessed in such a way that it should be repayable within the residual lease period or 10 years whichever is earlier. The net rent receivable after deduction of taxes and dues from the gross receivables. The maximum loan quantum will be 85% of the rent receivables if the lease period is up to 3 years, 75% of the rent receivables if the lease period is above 3 years and up to 5 years, 65% of the rent receivables if the lease period is above 5 years and up to 7 years and 55% of the rent receivables if the lease period is above 7 years and up to 10 years. | The maximum repayment period is the residual lease period or 10 years, whichever is earlier. | |||
Loan Against Property (Overdraft) | Loans can be used for any purpose with any restriction on end use except for a speculative purpose. | Maximum loan quantum will be 10 Crores and above 10 Crores at the discretion of the bank on a case to case basis. The maximum loan quantum will be 70% of the market value of the residential property and 60% of the market value of the commercial property for customers who do not have a home loan or LAP at the bank. The maximum quantum will be 75% of the market value of the residential property and 65% of the market value of the commercial property for customers who have a home loan or LAP with the bank | Maximum tenure will be 24 months. The loan has to be renewed every year or earlier as per the bank's policy. |
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The following are the advantages of availing IDBI Bank Loan Against Property:
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The documents mentioned below should be accompanied by a loan application for Loan Against Property and two passport size photographs.
For Salaried employees
KYC Documents:
Income Proof:
For Self-Employed
KYC Documents
Income Proof:
Other documents:
Property Documents:
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The following are the eligibility criteria for IDBI Bank Loan Against Property:
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The interest rate on IDBI Bank Loan Against Property is very competitive is between 10.05% to 10.40% p.a. for loans against residential property and is between 10.30% to 10.65% for loans against commercial property.
The other charges are:
Type of Charge | Details |
Processing fee | For Priority Sector Lending up to 50 Lakhs 10,000 plus applicable tax For PSL loans above 50 Lakhs 0.50% of the loan amount plus applicable taxes if it is proposals sourced through DSA/DST. 0.25% of the loan amount plus applicable taxes if the proposals are sourced through Branch/RAC. For Non-Priority Sector Lending Loans: 0.50% of the loan amount plus applicable taxes with a minimum of 10,000 plus applicable taxes. For balance transfer loans The charges will be 0.25% of the loan amount with a minimum of 10,000 plus applicable taxes irrespective of PSL or Non-PSL. 10,000 plus applicable taxes should be collected at the time of accepting the loan application and the balance to be collected at the time of loan sanction. |
Part prepayment charges /foreclosure charges |
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Duplicate interest paid certificate | 150 per instance |
Cheque bounce charges | 575 per instance |
Stamp duty/other charges | As applicable as per the law of the State |
Penal interest | 5% p.a. on the overdue amount for the overdue period. |
Cheque swapping charges | 575 per instance |
Duplicate statement issue charges | 115 per instance |
Issuance charges for a photocopy of Title deeds | 225 |
Credit report issuance charges | 50 |
Conversion fees (higher floating interest rate to lower floating rate) | 0.50% on the outstanding balance in the account |
Conversion of Loan Against Property Account to Loan Against Property Interest Saver Account | Will be allowed one time on payment of a fee at 0.75% of the outstanding balance in the loan account along with applicable taxes. |
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Residential as well as commercial property can be provided as security for the Loan Against Property. Primary security will be the first charge by way of equitable mortgage of the property against which the loan is granted.
Additional collateral security by way of assignment of LICP, NSCs, Fixed Deposits, etc. as required by the bank on case to case basis.
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In the present scenario, there are various players in the market providing loans at different rates and charges. It is difficult to compare the schemes to negotiate on the best offer. If you apply for a loan through MyMoneyMantra, the process becomes simpler since the comparative data is available on a single screen on the MyMoneyMantra website.
The loan experts at MyMoneyMantra will assess your eligibility based on the information provided by you on our website. They will assist you to choose the right product, give comparative data on the processing fees end expedite the whole loan availing process by coordinating with the loan provider.
They will also assist you with the fine print with regard to terms and conditions, especially in cases where the offer is highly attractive. They will also analyse your credit history and advise accordingly.
It is always better to understand your loan eligibility even before applying for a loan. On knowing the eligibility, you will be able to decide if the amount is adequate for the purpose for which it is required. If there is a gap and you will have to make arrangements elsewhere to bridge the gap, then it is not worth the strenuous ordeal.
Instead of applying the manual method, which is elaborate and confusing to calculate the loan eligibility, it is better to use the LAP EMI Calculator which is quick and accurate.
To use the MyMoneyMantra LAP Calculator, you will have to access the MyMoneyMantra website. All the comparative data of various loan providers are available on a single screen on the website of MyMoneyMantra.
You can assess the eligibility by providing the data of different loan providers and arrive at the deal that is the most beneficial one for you. For doing this, you will have to follow a few steps after accessing the website of MyMoneyMantra:
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Up to Rs. 5 Crore loan against property can be availed by Salaried and self-employed applicants online as well as offline. The LAP can be used for applied for business expansion, long term working capital, debt consolidation, equipment purchase, medical exigency, education/ marriage of children, holiday and much more. Higher loan amounts are available for select customers.
IDBI Loan Against Property should be repaid in Equated Monthly Instalments, which begins the month immediately after the loan disbursement. The EMI consists of both the interest and the principal component.
The interest is calculated on a daily reducing balance. Some loan providers calculate interest on annual reducing balance, which works out higher in comparison with the interest on daily reducing balance.
The maximum loan tenure for Loan Against Property and Loan Against Property Interest Saver is 15 years. For Loans against rent receivables, the maximum loan tenure is the residual lease period or 10 years, whichever is earlier. For Loan Against Property Overdraft, the loan tenure is 24 months with an annual renewal.
IDBI provides four types of LAP:
The rate of interest on IDBI LAP ranges from 10.05% to 10.40% p.a. for loans against residential property and from 10.30% to 10.65% for loans against commercial property.