Funding

Loan Against Property

Most people — business owners, doctors, traders, consultants, and other self-employed professionals — have more capital sitting in the property they already own than they realise. A loan against property (LAP) is a secured term loan raised against that asset — taken either as a regular term loan or as an overdraft (LAP-OD) you draw on as needed — turning your equity into working capital or personal liquidity without giving up ownership. Structured against residential, commercial, or industrial property, or against income-generating assets through Lease Rental Discounting, it unlocks larger amounts at lower cost than unsecured credit, over tenures long enough that the EMI stays a manageable line item, not a monthly strain.
The asset stays yours. Only your financial position gets stronger.
Loan-to-Value
50–70%
Property Types
Residential / Commercial / Industrial
Structure
Term Loan / OD
Term Loan (LAP)
A lump sum against your property, repaid over a fixed tenure.
Overdraft (LAP-OD)
A limit you draw on, paying interest only on what you use.
Lease Rental Discounting
Funding sized against your property's rental income.
Balance Transfer
Move an existing loan to better terms and a lower EMI.
Top-up
Additional funds on top of your existing loan.
Loan Amount₹50 lakh
Interest Rate11.5% p.a.
Tenure10 years
Monthly EMI
₹0/month
Total interest₹0
Total repayment₹0
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