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Loan Against Property in Delhi-NCR

Loan interest rates | Loan of up to Rs. 30 Crore* | Tenure of up to 20 years.

Get a Loan Against Property at Interest Rate starting from 8.80% to 14% per Annum(Floating rate of Interest )  

Manage your all Financial needs by getting a Loan Against your property for a tenure up to 20 years. A Loan Against Property is a type of Secured Loan that allows individuals to borrow money against their owned property. We offer Loan Against Property in Delhi-NCR up to 30 crore, enjoy additional benefits like No Foreclosure charges*, Quick Disbursal, and Hassle-free application process.

 
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Loan amount of up to Rs. 30 Crore*

Manage your Financial needs with considerable Loan amount of up to Rs. 30 Crore* Sanctioned based on your Mortgaged Property.

Low Interest Rates

Our Loan Against Property comes with affordable Interest Rates starting from @8.80%* (Floating rate of Interest )p.a.

Sanction in 72 hours*

Get money in your Bank account within 72 hours* of the approval, in some cases, even earlier.

Tenure of up to 20 years 

With no end-use restrictions, use the Loan amount for Emergency or pay for Wedding expenses, Higher Education or Business Expansion. 

  1. Lower interest rates: As the Loan is Secured Against Property, the Interest Rates are generally lower compared to Unsecured Loans like Personal Loans or Credit Cards.
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  3. Higher loan amount: Since the Loan amount is based on the value of the property, you can get a Higher Loan amount compared to Unsecured Loans.
  4. Longer Repayment Tenure: The Repayment Tenure for a Loan Against Property is usually longer compared to other types of Loans. This helps in reducing the burden of EMI payments.
  5. Flexible Repayment Options: Many Lenders offer flexible Repayment options like Part-prepayment, Foreclosure, and Balance Transfer.
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  7. Multipurpose Loan: You can use the Loan amount for various purposes like Business Expansion, Education, Medical Expenses and Home Renovation, etc.
 
 

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Property Loan FAQs

  • What Are the Interest Rates for Loans Against Property?
    Interest Rates for Loans Against Property vary among Lenders. They are influenced by factors like Market conditions, your Credit score, and the Loan amount. It's advisable to compare rates from different Lenders to secure the most favorable terms. Finvest Fortune is one of the best Loan providing company at lowest Rate of Interest.
  • How Long Does It Take to Get Approval for a Loan Against Property?
    The approval time for a Loan Against Property depends on various factors, including the completeness of your Documentation, Property valuation, and the Lender's processing time. On average, it may take a few weeks for approval. Finvest Fortune company provide Loan approval within 5 working day.
  • Can I Repay the Loan Against Property Before the Loan Term Ends? Are There Prepayment Charges?
    Yes, you can repay a Loan Against Property before the term ends. However, some Lenders may charge Prepayment penalties or fees. It's crucial to review the terms and conditions of the Loan agreement to understand any associated charges.
  • What Documents Are Required for Applying for a Loan Against Property?
    Typically, Lenders require Documents related to Property Ownership, Income proof, Identity proof, and Address proof. The specific documents may vary among Lenders, so it's advisable to check the exact requirements with the chosen lender. Know More : https://finvestfortune.in/documents-for-loan/
  • Do I Need a Good Credit Score to Get a Loan Against Property?
    While a good Credit score enhances approval chances, Finvest Fortune may consider lower credit scores. Higher scores typically qualify for better terms.
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