Reliance NBFC Loan Against Property

You can take advantage of Reliance NBFC Loan Against Property (LAP) to meet your personal or business requirements. This versatile option allows you to mortgage both residential and commercial properties. Reliance NBFC offers a seamless and convenient LAP solution for individuals, whether they are salaried employees or self-employed. HDFC Bank’s Loan Against Property provides a straightforward and effective way to address your financial needs.

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Reliance NBFC Loan Against Property

Interest Rates

Standard Rates

Loan Slab Interest Rates (% p.a.)
Self Occupied Residential Property
8.95 - 9.95%
Non - Self Occupied Residential Property
9.25 - 10.25%

Retail Prime Lending Rate(Non Housing): 12.20%

Loan Slab Interest Rates (% p.a.)
Commercial Property
9.25 - 10.25%

Documents

You are required to provide the following documents for all applicants and co-applicants, in addition to the duly completed and signed Application Form, to facilitate the loan approval process.

Sr.No. Mandatory Documents
1.
PAN Card or Form 60 (If the customer does not have a PAN Card)
Sr.No. Description of Officially Valid Documents (OVD) that can be accepted for establishing the legal name & current address of Individuals*[Any one of the following documents can be submitted] Identity Proof Address Proof
1.
Passport, the validity of which has not expired.
2.
Driving license which has not expired.
3.
Election /Voters identification card
4.
Job card issued by NREGA duly signed by the officer of the State Government
5.
Letter issued by the National Population Register containing details of name, address.
6.
Proof of possession of Aadhaar Number (to be obtained voluntarily)

Income Documents

Document Salaried Self Employed Professional Self Employed Non Professional
Last 3 months' Salary Slips
Last 6 months' Bank Statements, showing salary credits
Latest Form-16 and IT returns
Income Tax Returns along with computation of income for the last 3 Assessment Years (of both the individual and the business entity and attested by a CA)
Last 3 years’ Balance Sheet and Profit & Loss A/c Statements, with Annexures / Schedules (of both the individual and the business entity and attested by a CA)
Last 6 months' Current A/c Statements of the business entity and Savings Account Statements of the individual

Property Related Document

Document Salaried Self Employed Professional Self Employed Non Professional
Title Deeds including the previous chain of the property documents
Proof of no encumbrances on the property
Approved plan if applicable

Fees & Charges

PROCESSING FEES & CHARGES

Processing Fees

 For both salaried and self-employed individuals, the processing fees are calculated at up to 1.50% of the loan amount or a minimum of ₹4,500, whichever is higher. This amount is subject to applicable taxes. A minimum retention amount of 50% of the applicable fees or ₹4,500, plus applicable taxes, whichever is higher, is required.

Fees for External Opinion

 Fees associated with external opinions from advocates or technical valuers are based on the specific case and are paid directly to the respective advocate or valuer for their services.

Property Insurance

Customers are responsible for paying the insurance premiums directly to the insurance provider to maintain the policy throughout the loan’s duration.

Charges for Delayed Payments

 Late payment of interest or EMIs will result in additional interest charges of up to 24% per annum being imposed on the customer.

Incidental Charges

 Incidental charges and expenses are applied to cover various costs and expenses related to recovering dues from customers who default on their payments. Customers can request a copy of the policy from the branch for more information.

Statutory and Regulatory Charges

Any applicable charges related to Stamp Duty, MOD, MOE, Central Registry of Securitisation Asset Reconstruction, and Security Interest of India (CERSAI), or other statutory and regulatory bodies, along with applicable taxes, are the sole responsibility of the customer. You can find more details about these charges on the CERSAI website at www.cersai.org.in.

PREPAYMENT CHARGES

Housing Loans
A. Adjustable Rate Loans (ARHL) and Combination Rate Home Loan ("CRHL") during the period when the Variable Rate of interest is in effect. B. Fixed Rate Loans ("FRHL") and Combination Rate Home Loan ("CRHL") during the period when the Fixed Rate of interest applies.
For loans approved for individual borrowers, with or without co-obligants, there will be no prepayment charges for partial or complete prepayments made from any funding sources, except when the loan is granted for business purposes.
For all loans, whether they have co-obligants or not, a prepayment charge will be applied at a rate of 2%, in addition to any applicable taxes or statutory levies, on the amounts being prepaid partially or in full, except when such prepayment is made using the borrower's own resources.
Non Housing Loans and loans classified as business loans**
A. Adjustable Rate Loans (ARHL) and Combination Rate Home Loan ("CRHL") when the Variable Rate of interest is applicable. B. Fixed Rate Loans ("FRHL") and Combination Rate Home Loan ("CRHL") during the period when the Fixed Rate of interest is in effect.
For all loans, whether they are approved with or without co-obligants, a prepayment charge will be imposed at a rate of 2%, plus any applicable taxes or statutory levies, on the amounts repaid partially or in full due to prepayment.
For all loans, whether they are approved with or without co-obligants, a prepayment charge will be imposed at a rate of 2%, plus any applicable taxes or statutory levies, on the amounts repaid partially or in full due to prepayment.
No prepayment charges are required for Loans against Property or Home Equity Loans granted to individuals for purposes other than business use.

Loan Against Property Benefits

Customised Repayment Options

Custom loans are designed to match your needs.

Easy documentation

Apply with minimal paperwork, reducing both time and effort.

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Loan Against Property Eligibility

Important Factor Criteria
Age
21-65 years
Profession
Salaried / Self Employed
Nationality
Resident Indian
Tenure
Up to 15 years

Classification of Self Employed

Self-Employed Professional Self Employed Non-Professional (senp)
Doctor, Lawyer, Chartered Accountant, Architect, Consultant, Engineer, Company Secretary etc.
Trader, Commission Agent, Contractor, etc.

How does adding a co-applicant benefit? *

Higher loan eligibility with an earning co-applicant.

Lower interest rate on adding a female co-owner as co-applicant.