Samrat Finance
Samrat Finance At Samrat Finance, we believe that financial empowerment is the foundation for building a secure and successful future. Established with the vision to make loans and financial services accessible, affordable, and hassle-free, we have grown into a trusted name in the financial industry.

Property Loan

 What is a Property Loan?

A Property Loan generally refers to a Loan Against Property (LAP), which is a secured loan where you pledge your residential, commercial, or industrial property as collateral to borrow money. The funds can be used for business expansion, education, medical expenses, or personal needs, but not for speculative activities.

Loan amount: Usually up to 60–70% of the property’s market value

Tenure: 5 to 15 years

Lower interest rate compared to personal loans (since it’s secured)

Advantages of a Property Loan

High Loan Amount

Since it’s secured, lenders offer large amounts (up to several crores).

Lower Interest Rates

Interest rates are lower than unsecured loans like personal loans.

Flexible End-Use

Can be used for education, medical needs, business expansion, etc.

Long Repayment Tenure

Tenure up to 15 years makes EMIs affordable.

Ownership Remains with Borrower

You retain property ownership unless you default on the loan.

Quick Processing for Existing Customers

Especially if property documents are clear and pre-approved.

Eligibility Criteria

Eligibility varies by lender, but generally:

Criteria Requirement

Age 21–65 years (at loan maturity)

Employment Type Salaried, self-employed, business owners

Income Minimum as per lender norms

Property Ownership Clear title, no legal disputes

Credit Score Usually 700+

Property Type Residential, commercial, or industrial

Documents Required

For Salaried Individuals

Identity Proof: Aadhaar, PAN, Passport, Voter ID

Address Proof: Utility bill, Aadhaar, Passport

Income Proof:

Salary slips (last 3–6 months)

Form 16

Bank statements (last 6–12 months)

Property Documents:

Title deed

Approved building plan

No Encumbrance Certificate (NEC)

Photographs

For Self-Employed / Business Owners

All ID & address proofs as above

Business Proof:

Business registration certificate

GST registration

Financial Documents:

IT returns (last 2–3 years)

Audited Balance Sheet and P&L statement

Bank Statements: Last 6–12 months

Property Documents: Same as above.