Borrow against your owned residential or commercial property for large funding needs — at attractive rates and longer tenures.
A Loan Against Property (LAP) is a secured loan where you pledge an owned property as collateral. Because it's secured, it often offers larger amounts and longer tenures than unsecured loans, at lower rates. The property stays yours; only a charge is created.
Approximate current market ranges as of June 2026. Your actual rate depends on your profile and is decided by the respective bank or NBFC.
Rates start around 8.45%–9.25% with public sector banks and housing finance companies (e.g. IDFC, Union Bank, Bank of Maharashtra, SBI, PNB Housing, Canara Bank) and typically range from 9% to 14% depending on your profile, property type and loan amount. Residential and self-occupied properties usually get better rates than commercial ones.
Actual rates, processing fees and charges vary by lender and are confirmed at the time of application.
Depends on your credit profile, income and the lender. We help you compare suitable options.
A one-time fee charged by the lender to process your application.
Based on income, existing EMIs (FOIR), credit score, age and employment type.
Typical criteria lenders look at. Exact requirements vary by lender.
Indicative rates from leading lenders. Final terms are decided by each bank or NBFC based on your profile and property.
For machinery purchase, working capital or new investments. LTV — Residential: 65–70%*, Commercial: 55–65%*, Industrial: 40–55%*.
Overdrafts sanctioned against property for daily business needs, based on property value and projected turnover.
For medical, educational, marriage, travel or consumer purchase purposes.
For home repairs or improvements when other renovation loans are not suitable.
Loans against future rent receivables — banks finance 75%*–90%* of receivables; tenure ends before lease expiry.
Check your indicative eligibility, compare suitable options and get expert guidance at every step.