Home Loan Assistance
Get your dream plot financed with ease. We assist you with quick loan approvals from top nationalized and private banks.
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Step 1
KYC Documents
Mandatory for all applicants — Main Applicant and Co-Applicant (if any)
PAN Card
Mandatory for all applicants
Aadhaar Card
Front & Back copy required
Passport Size Photos
2 copies required
Current Address Proof
Electricity Bill / Rent Agreement / Voter ID
Step 2
Income Documents
Choose your category and keep these documents ready
For Salaried Employees
Salary Slips: Last 3 months
Bank Statement: Last 6 months (Salary Account)
Form-16: Last 2 years
Company ID Card: Copy of valid ID
Appointment/Increment Letter (if job changed recently)
Step 3
Property Documents
These documents will be provided by the builder/developer to the bank.
Required Property Documents
Listed so you know the file is complete
For Salaried Employees
Agreement to Sale (ATS) — Signed by Builder & Buyer
Allotment Letter
Blueprint / Map Copy
Chain Deeds / Registry Copy of the Land
Receipt of Own Contribution (Margin Money)
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FAQ
Loan Eligibility — Quick Check
Common questions about loan eligibility
The minimum age to apply for a home loan is 21 years. Most banks require the loan to be fully repaid before the applicant turns 60–65 years (salaried) or 70 years (self-employed).
For salaried individuals, the maximum age at loan maturity is typically 60–65 years. For self-employed applicants, it can extend up to 70 years depending on the bank's policy.
A CIBIL score of 750 or above is generally recommended for smooth home loan approval at competitive interest rates. Scores below 650 may result in rejection or higher interest rates.
The LTV ratio determines how much of the property value a bank will finance. Typically, banks fund 75–90% of the property value. The remaining 10–25% must be arranged by the borrower as a down payment.