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How do I apply for a home loan for an under-construction property?

How do I apply for a home loan for an under-construction property?

Obtaining a loan for a property that is still under construction follows a clear and organized process that aims to offer financial flexibility to borrowers while also ensuring the efficient utilization of funds.

During the construction period, borrowers typically pay only the interest on the disbursed amount, known as Pre-EMI. During the construction period, borrowers typically pay only the interest on the disbursed amount, known as Pre-EMI.

I plan to buy an under-construction property. How to apply for a home loan?
 
Reply by: By Mr. Pankaj Gadgil, MD&CEO, Aditya Birla Housing Finance

Acquiring a home loan for an under-construction property is a structured and transparent process designed to provide financial flexibility to borrowers while ensuring the effective use of funds. Below is a clear outline of how the process works:

Application Submission: The journey begins with the submission of your loan application, accompanied by essential documents such as identity proof, address proof, income details, and property-related paperwork.

Legal and Technical Verification: The lender undertakes a comprehensive verification of the property’s legal standing and conducts a technical evaluation of the construction project to assess its credibility and viability.

Loan Agreement: Upon approval, the borrower is required to sign a loan agreement, which clearly outlines the terms, interest rates, and disbursement schedule, ensuring clarity for both parties.

Disbursement Request: As the construction progresses, the borrower submits a disbursement request, along with a demand letter from the builder, detailing the current construction stage and the funds required to proceed.

Disbursement in Stages: Unlike loans for ready-to-move properties, under-construction home loans are disbursed in stages, aligned with the builder’s progress. This ensures that funds are utilized effectively and are directly transferred to the builder’s account.

Understanding Pre-EMI Payments: During the construction period, borrowers typically pay only the interest on the disbursed amount, known as Pre-EMI. This reduces the immediate financial burden, with principal repayment beginning once the entire loan amount is disbursed after construction completion.

Alternatively, borrowers have the option to pay full EMIs starting from the first disbursement, provided this preference is communicated to the lender in advance.

Key Considerations:

Selecting the Right Builder: It is essential to work with a reputable builder who has a strong track record, as lenders tend to trust and approve projects from established developers.

Flexibility in Repayment: Home loans for under-construction properties offer borrowers flexibility in aligning repayment schedules with the construction timeline, enabling better financial planning and management.

By fully understanding the disbursement process and selecting a trustworthy builder, borrowers can ensure a hassle-free journey towards homeownership

(Views expressed by the tax/investment expert are his/her own. E-mail us your investment queries at askmoneytoday@intoday.com. We will get your queries answered by our panel of experts.)


 

Published on: Jan 31, 2025, 1:12 PM IST
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