Home is like a heaven for every person where person
get peace of mind and relaxation. The increasing prices of realty sector has
made tough task realize this dream. Though, home loan is a path with which one
can easily realize their dream.
Types
of Home Loan
The person can avail various types of home loan,
such as home purchase loan, bridge loan, home conversion loan, refinancing loan, NRI home loan, land purchase loan, home
construction loan and so on.
Interest
rates of Home Loan
The person can avail home loan at a
fixed rate or floating rate or teaser rate.
1.
Home Loan
at a fixed rate
Fixed rate means that the rate is stable or fixed
for the complete tenure. This is so; it is not affected by the market interest
rate. Therefore, the customer does not have to care about the market rate.
Though, in reality, all banks or financial institutions give clause that they
can reset the interest rates at any time during the tenure.
2.
Home Loan
at Floating rate
Floating interest rate means that the rate which
varies with market variation, i.e. it is not stable. It is also known as
adjustable rate or variable interest rate.
3.
Home Loan
at Teaser rate
Teaser interest rate means that the rate initial
years will remain fixed and that too at a low rate interest which is below the
market rate. After completion of honeymoon period, the banks convert the loan
interest rate at a floating rate and also match the rate with the market rate.
Documentation
1. Application form to be submitted
which is duly signed by the customer.
2. Identity proof
3. Age proof
4. Residential proof
5. Income proof
6. Bank statement
7. Employment details
8. Processing fee Cheque
9. Property documents
Processing
Fees
The banks or financial institutions charge a processing
fee on the applicant loan application for the processing of the application.
The banks charge a processing fee around 0.5% to 4% of the home loan amount.
This fee is nonrefundable fees.
Eligibility Criteria
The banks or housing finance companies or financial
institutions provide the finance only up to 80% of the house market value. The
bank also gives loan on the customer’s profile, i.e. source of income, credit
worthiness, repaying ability and financial position. The banks only consider
40-50% of the net monthly income as EMI amount while deciding the home finance
amount.
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