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Loan against property

A loan against property (LAP) uses a residential or commercial property as security. It is cheaper than unsecured loans and can run up to 15 years.

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Starting rates today

LenderTypeRate rangeUp toMin score
HDFC Bank
Loan Against Property
Private Bank8.75% – 10.75%₹15 Cr700
ICICI Bank
Loan Against Property
Private Bank9.00% – 11.00%₹10 Cr700
State Bank of India
Loan Against Property
Public Sector Bank9.25% – 10.50%₹7.5 Cr700
LIC Housing Finance
Loan Against Property
Housing Finance Co.9.25% – 11.50%₹10 Cr700
Bajaj Finance
Loan Against Property
NBFC9.50% – 18.00%₹10 Cr685
Tata Capital
Loan Against Property
NBFC9.50% – 16.00%₹10 Cr700
Aditya Birla Capital
Loan Against Property
NBFC9.50% – 15.00%₹10 Cr700
PNB Housing Finance
Loan Against Property
Housing Finance Co.9.50% – 14.00%₹5 Cr650
Cholamandalam Investment
Loan Against Property
NBFC9.50% – 14.00%₹5 Cr650
Piramal Finance
Loan Against Property (informal income)
NBFC10.50% – 16.00%₹3 Cr650

As on 26 Oct 2026, RBI repo rate 5.50%. Indicative ranges; your rate depends on your profile.

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Who is eligible

  • Clear, marketable title in the borrower’s or co-borrower’s name
  • Income to support the EMI – salaried or business
  • Credit score of 650–700 or more

How much you can get

  • 60–70% of the lender’s valuation for residential property, lower for commercial and industrial
  • EMIs up to about 50–65% of income
  • Tenure up to 15 years

Documents

  • Title deeds and chain documents
  • Approved plan and latest tax receipt
  • Income proof and bank statements

Tips from our credit panel

  • Lenders value at their own report, often 10–15% below market
  • Banks are cheaper; NBFCs accept informal income

Common questions

How much can I get against my property?

Usually 60–70% of the lender’s valuation for residential property, subject to income.

Are there prepayment charges?

Floating-rate loans to individuals carry no prepayment charges under RBI rules.