Jammu and Kashmir Bank Loan Against Property

J & K Bank incorporated in the year 1938 is the first state-owned bank in the country with its headquarters in Srinagar. The bank acquired the status of a scheduled bank in the year 1971 and was declared as an 'A' class scheduled bank by the Reserve Bank of India in the year 1976. The bank at present has 1003 branches across 21 States/Union Territories. The bank functions as a specialised bank across the country and as a universal bank in Jammu and Kashmir.

The bank provides various products under personal banking and corporate banking. The products include deposits, loans to corporate and retail and MSME sectors, credit cards, insurance, mutual funds, etc. The bank provides loan against property for individuals and businessmen for personal as well as business requirements in the form of a term loan. A specialised loan against mortgage of property for trader and service to meet the working capital requirements of the business is also provided. The terms and conditions for the loans are very flexible and the rate of interest affordable.

The following are the eligibility criteria for J & K Bank Loan Against Property:

• Salaried individuals, self-employed individuals/professionals, and businessmen are eligible for the loan against property.
• The loan against property for trade and service is provided only persons involved in retail and whole trade and services and other forms of business enterprises.
• The minimum business vintage required in the case of the self-employed is 3 years.
• Salaried individuals should have a permanent job with experience and a regular source of income.
• The minimum annual income required for salaried individuals is 1.44 lakhs and for others it is 1.50 lakhs to be eligible for the loan against property.
• The applicant should be owning a property and it should be self-occupied.
• A loan will not be granted against a third-party property.
• The maximum age at the time of maturity of the loan should not exceed 65 years.

The rate of interest charged for Loan Against Property and Mortgage loan for Trade and Services is MCLR + 3% i.e., 11.55% p.a. for a loan up to 2.00 lakhs and MCLR + 3.50% i.e. 12.05% p.a. for a loan above 2.00 lakhs. The present 1-year MCLR is 8.55%.

Other Charges

Processing charges for both categories of loan against property is 0.50% of the loan amount. For other charges like pre-payment charges, mortgage charges, documentation charges, etc. please contact the nearest branch or call the customer care helpline of the bank.

Processing charges and Security for J & K Loans Against Property:

Processing charges

Processing charges collected at 0.50% of the loan amount.

Security

Equitable mortgage of the property i.e., residential flat/house, commercial/industrial property owned by the applicant with a marketable title. The property can either be in the individual name or in the name of the proprietor/partner/Director/s. It can either be a self-occupied or vacant property with a value of at least 1.50 times the loan amount. The loan will not be granted against properties that are leased-out.

If the loan is availed by business entities and the property is in the individual names of the proprietor/partner/director/s, the personal guarantee of proprietor/partner/director/s should be available along with the mortgage of the property.

In the case of mortgage loan for trade and service sector, primary security will be the hypothecation of stocks and book debts of the firm/Company and mortgage of the property will be the collateral security.

The following are the types of loans under J & K Loan Against Property

• Loans against mortgage of immovable properties
• Mortgage Loan for Trade and Service Sector

The following are the advantages of availed the J & K Bank Loan Against Property:

• Even an amount as low as 50,000/- can be availed against the mortgage of property.
• The loan will be granted both for personal and business requirements. Exclusive facility for the trading and service sector against mortgage of the property to meet working capital requirements by way of Cash Credit or Overdraft facility. Even non-fund- based limits like bank guarantees and LCs will be provided for the trade and service sector.
• Quick approval with simple documentation.
• Competitive rate of interest.
• Hassle-free loan procedure.
• Flexible repayment period till 7 years.
• Nominal processing charges.

The following are the documents required for Loan Against Property.

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Calculating the EMI is one of the essential steps involved before applying for a loan. If you commit to an obligation that you may not be able to sustain subsequently, you will land up in a financial mess. Instead, arrive at the amount you will be able to contribute towards the additional obligation by keeping a cushion out of the monthly income for any expense that may crop up in the future.

You can very well calculate the EMI manually by applying the formula meant for the calculation. If it is a calculation that has to be done once, then maybe you can. But in this case, you will have to do the calculation multiple times different combinations until you arrive at the value that is approximately close to the disposal amount that you have arrived at to service the future EMI. Repeated manual calculations may even give rise to errors.  You can avoid all these complexities by using the online EMI calculator available on the website of MyMoneyMantra. You will also have the advantage of viewing the quotes from various financial organisations to choose from.

To use the MyMoneyMantra calculator, you will have to first access the website. Thereafter chose the EMI calculator from the various EMI calculators like the EMI Calculator, Balance Transfer EMI calculator, Part pre-payment EMI Calculator, and Full Pre-payment EMI calculator. You should then provide the details like the loan amount, loan tenure and the rate of interest. The EMI will be calculated immediately. You can do the calculation several times using different combinations until you arrive at an EMI that suits your monthly budget. After this you can apply for the loan through MyMoneyMantra and get their valuable assistance.

You will be surprised at the amount of time you will save using this online calculator. If you have chosen a loan provider who offers the option of step-up and step-down EMI, you can even check the variation in the interest cost when the EMI is increased gradually or decreased gradually. The amortization schedule will also give you an idea of the interest you will be paying at the end of the loan tenure which may prompt you to plan for periodical pre-payments to reduce the interest cost.

If you are opting for a balance transfer, the balance transfer calculator will enable you to understand the actual advantage cost-wise on such a balance transfer.

EMI is the amount that has to be paid to the loan provider by the borrower every month on a specific date until the amount borrowed is cleared. You should be able to sustain the burden for the long term if you are going in for a Loan Against Property with a repayment period between 10 years to 15 years. During this period there may be emergency expenses that might crop and if you have not planned your monthly budget, you may end up in financial stress. There are chances that you might miss out on EMIs which will lead to grave consequences. To avoid all this, it is better to calculate the EMI for the desired amount before applying for the loan as per your affordability.

It is better to use an online EMI calculator instead of manual calculation for various reasons as mentioned below.

• For a loan where the interest is on the basis of reducing balance, the calculation involves exponents which are complicated. It is therefore advisable to use an EMI calculator for such complicated calculations.
• By calculating the EMI using the EMI calculator you will able to plan your monthly budget meticulously.
• You will be assured of 100% accuracy when EMI is calculated using the EMI calculator, unlike manual calculation where you can expect errors.
• You can change the loan tenure and rate of interest several times till you arrive at an EMI that is affordable.
• The EMI calculator will give you the amortization schedule which gives a break-up of the principal and interest component of every EMI being paid and also the interest paid at the end of the loan tenure with which you can understand the cost of the loan.
• If you are contemplating on a balance transfer, with the EMI calculator you can calculate the saving on the interest cost by such a balance transfer. Even the details of processing charges and pre-payment charges of various loan providers will be available which will enable you to calculate the overall differential cost of the loan by applying the processing charges of the new lender and the pre-payment charges of the present lender.