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Home Loans – New Purchase
IndoStar Home Finance provides ideal home loan solutions for your new home that’s bought directly from a developer or government agency such as MHADA, DDA, etc for an ongoing or/and completed project. Our home loans also cover purchases of existing properties.
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Key Features
- Get loans up to Rs 30 lakh with a tenure of up to 30 years.
- Start paying interest payment only after the handover of the loan cheque.
- Get funded for various types of properties within/outside municipal limits.
- Enjoy maximum loan eligibility with different lending programmes that cover cash and cheque incomes, ITR-based assessment for loans, and existing loan repayment track-based loans.
- Avail subsidy up to Rs 2.67 lakh under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana Credit Linked Subsidy Scheme (PMAY – CLSS).
- Enjoy attractive interest rates, doorstep service, simple, fast and transparent processes.
- Individual borrowers bear no pre-payment penalty on floating interest rate loans.
Documents
Keep the following documents handy to enjoy a simple and hassle-free loan application process:
Proof of Identity
- PAN card
- Passport
- Voter ID card
- Driving license
- Government identity card
- Aadhaar card
Proof of Age
- PAN card
- Passport
- Birth certificate
- Driving license
- Aadhaar card (if your date of birth is mentioned)
Address Proof
- Passport
- VoterID card
- Driving license
- Latest utility bills such as electricity bill, telephone bill, gas pipeline bill and water bill.
- Aadhaar card
- Ration card
Proof of Signature
- PAN card
- Passport
- Driving license
- Government identity card
Proof of Relationship
- PAN card
- Passport
- Voter ID
- Ration card
- Marriage certificate
- Aadhaar card (if relationship is mentioned)
Proof of Business Address
- Certificate under Shops and Establishment Act
- Certificate of registration
- Latest utility bills such as electricity bill, telephone bill, gas pipeline bill and water bill.
- Active bank account statement or passbook
- Property tax receipt
- Index II of property
- Registered rent agreement
- Certificate issued by professional body incorporated under relevant statute.
Proof of Business Continuity
- Certificate under Shops and Establishment Act
- Certificate of registration
- Certificate issued by professional body incorporated under relevant statute.
Other KYC Documents
- Partnership firm: Partnership deed
- Company: Certificate of incorporation, Memorandum of Association, Articles of Association, latest CA-certified list of directors and shareholding pattern.
- Trust: Registration certificate and deed of trust
- Professionals: Qualifications and registration certificate
Proof of Income
- Last 2 years audited CA-certified financials along with schedules, sub-schedules/tax audit report (if applicable), computation of income, ITR acknowledgement provisional financials (if applicable), along with VAT returns/GST returns to validate provisional sales figures.
- Last 3 months salary slip along with their reflection in your bank account (in case of salaried individuals).
- Form 16 for last two years.
Banking
- Last 12 months bank statements of all active bank accounts.
- Last 12 months saving bank account of partners and directors (in case of partnership firm/company).
Proof of Existing Loan
- Sanction letter of all existing facilities availed from existing bankers/financial institutions/repayment track record for last 12 months (statement of accounts/banking reflections) of all existing loans/statement of accounts for the last 12 months (mandatory in the case of BT for the facility to be taken over).
- Copy of property papers proposed to be offered as collateral.
- List of documents and foreclosure letter (mandatory in the case of BT for the facility to be taken over).
- Any other information required on case-to-case basis.
Property-related Documents
- Copy of complete chain documents of the property (as applicable).
- Copy of agreement to sell (if executed).
- Copy of allotment letter/buyer agreement (if applicable).
- Copy of receipt/s of payment/s made to the developer (if applicable).
Disclaimer: The above list is indicative and may require additional documents depending on your case.
FAQs
Am I eligible to apply for a home loan at IndoStar Home Finance Pvt Ltd (IHFPL)?
Yes, you are eligible to apply for a home loan with us if you are an Indian resident or an entity that’s intending to purchase a residential, under construction or ready property or a residential plot on which you’re planning to construct a dwelling unit. You have to be at least 21 years old to apply for a loan with IHFPL.
Is a co-applicant mandatory? Am I eligible to be a co-applicant?
Yes, a co-applicant is mandatory to apply for a loan. All owners/co-owners of the property to be financed have to necessarily be co-applicant(s) to the loan.
What does Rate of Interest, Margin and PLR mean?
'Rate of Interest' is the interest rate that’s charged for a loan on a reducing balance basis. The rate of interest is linked to the IHFPL-Prime Lending Rate and quoted
as IHFPL PLR + margin. Margin is the difference between the IHFPL-PLR (currently 16% per annum) and the rate of interest.
For example: If your rate of interest is 10% per annum then it would be quoted as 16% - 6%, wherein 16% is the IHFPL-PLR and 6% is the margin.
What is fixed rate of interest, floating rate of interest and semi-fixed rate of interest?
For a loan that is running a ‘fixed rate of interest’, the rate of interest and the EMI stays constant for the entire tenure of the loan.
A ‘floating rate of interest’ is pegged to the IHFPLR and it changes with a change in IHFPL-PLR. In these loans, the EMIs are kept constant and the loan tenure is increased or decreased in case of a change in the rate of interest. In certain scenarios, the EMI amount can also change.
A ‘semi-fixed rate of interest’ has a specific tenure of the loan with a fixed rate of interest, and another specific tenure with a floating rate of interest. For example, a loan with 3 years of a semi-fixed rate of interest would have a fixed rate of interest for the first 3 years and subsequently, would move to a floating rate of interest.
How is my loan amount determined?
Your loan amount is determined based on two major factors, which are: your income and the value of the property you want to purchase. Typically, 50% of your monthly income is considered as your EMI-paying capacity, though this varies depending upon your income levels and type of income. The other factor is Loan to Value (LTV ratio), which determines the percentage of the property value that can be given as loan. The LTV ranges up to 90% depending on the market value of the property and your repayment capacity.
How much of my income can I pay as EMI?
Typically, 50% of your monthly income is considered as your EMI-paying capacity. The same varies as per the type of income for example: salary through cheque or cash, business income, etc.
Is my entire family income considered for calculating loan eligibility?
Your entire family income can be considered for calculating eligibility under certain conditions.
What is Loan to Value (LTV) ratio?
Loan to Value or LTV ratio is the amount of loan that will be provided compared to the market value of the security, in this case, property. For example, if you are purchasing a property for Rs 30 lakh and IHFPL quotes LTV as 90%, then IHFPL is ready to fund Rs 27 lakh for your purchase. The LTV ratio excludes any taxes and statutory levies.
What is market value of the property?
Market value is the fair value of the property that you intend to purchase and/or mortgage with us. This is determined by valuers that IHFPL empanels.
What is EMI and pre-EMI?
An EMI or Equated Monthly Instalment is the monthly payment that you make to your home loan lender. This payment is due on specific dates such as the 5th or 10th of every month in case of IHFPL. The EMI consists of two parts: the interest to be paid on the loan and the principal component. Thus, with every EMI that you pay, you are repaying a part of the loan as principal repayment along with the interest due on the amount borrowed.
In case you avail only a partial disbursement of a loan (part of sanctioned amount of the loan), typically in cases of property under construction, you will be charged simple interest on the amount that has been disbursed till date. This is called as pre-EMI. Once the complete loan gets disbursed, the EMI starts.
There is one more type of pre-EMI and this is collected as a cheque upfront during the disbursement process. As the EMI starts on a specific date, there is a gap between when the loan is disbursed and when the EMI payment begins. The interest charged during this period is also called as pre-EMI.
How do I pay my EMI/pre-EMI?
You can pay your EMIs by providing us a National Automated Clearing House (NACH) mandate form. This is an instruction that authorises the direct deduction of the EMI amount from your bank account (from which you would repay your loan) on specified dates. In case your bank is not registered for NACH, then you may have to open a new bank account in a registered bank and give us the form.
What is margin money or Own Contribution Receipt (OCR)?
Margin money or own contribution is the amount that has to be paid by you to the builder/seller before availing the home loan. This is your contribution towards the purchase of the property.
Can I pre-pay my loan? If I did, is there a pre-payment penalty?
Yes, you can pre-pay your loan. If you are an individual borrower with a loan under floating rate of interest, there is no prepayment penalty applicable. If you are running a loan with a fixed rate of interest for the entire or partial tenure of the loan, a prepayment penalty of 3% is applicable on the principal outstanding of your loan at the time of loan prepayment. If you a non-individual borrower, a prepayment penalty of 3% is applicable at the time of loan prepayment.
Where can I find all the charges applicable to the loan?
You can find all the applicable charges in the section Fees and Charges, you can click here to access it.
How do I contact IHFPL customer service?
You can email us at connect@indostarhfc.com or visit any of our branches. To know our branch locations, click here.
What tax benefits are available on home loans?
Tax benefits are available on both principal repayment and interest payment.
This is applicable as follows: for principal repayment up to Rs 1.5 lakh (up to Rs 2 lakh for senior citizens) and on interest repayment up to Rs 2 lakh (up to Rs 3 lakh for senior citizens). The tax benefits would change from time to time as per the law. To know more about the benefits applicable to you, please consult with your tax consultant or chartered accountant.
What is PMAY?
PMAY stands for Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana Credit Linked Subsidy Scheme. This subsidy scheme was launched by the Prime Minister of India with the vision for providing housing for all by 2022.
Under this scheme, on meeting the eligibility criteria, the subsidy is received into the individual borrower’s account from the government in the form of principal repayment that effectively reduces the overall interest cost to them. The maximum subsidy received under this scheme is Rs 2.67 lakh.
This scheme is applicable for borrowers with a family income from Rs 3 to Rs 18 lakh per annum. They are categorised into Economically Weaker Sections (EWS), Low Income Group (LIG), Middle Income Group - I (MIG – I) and Middle Income Group – II (MIG – II).
To know more about this scheme, please click here
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Today I am a proud owner of a house in Hyderabad, all thanks to IndoStar. IndoStar has constantly supported us in constructing our home in a city like Hyderabad, which is a big challenge. We were guided throughout the loan process and all our queries were solved within no time. We are extremely happy with the hospitality and the spontaneous response received from IndoStar representatives. Taking loan never seemed so easy
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This is my first house and it is a great feeling to own a house. It is a big achievement for me. We are happy to get a loan from IndoStar at the right time; the team has been cooperative and flexible in their service. I’ll surely refer IndoStar to my friends and family.
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