A plot loan is a type of home loan that allows you to finance the loan for the residential plot. This is the land on which you will be able to build a dream home later. Plots can be purchased by direct allotment in real estate housing societies/projects or directly from development authorities.

 

Most financial institutions, including Housing, will finance in the range of  70-75% of the plot’s market value price.. Interest rates of land purchase loans are slightly higher (usually 1% higher ) than typical house loans, and tenor range from (10 to 15 years).

You also stand to receive home loan tax benefits if you commence construction on the purchased land. However, the tax benefits do not apply to EMI repayments on plot loans.

Features of Housing Plot Loan

Housing offers loans for the acquisition of urban residential plots. You are liable to get the following benefits on a land purchase loan:

Branches across India

Quick and easy loans with doorstep services

Various options for repayment

Attractive interest rates

Lengthy tenor period

Government applicable interest subsidy

Online post-payment services

Possible increase in loan amount with tenor extension

Buy Plot Purchase Loan from Housing

With Housing, you get to transform a plot into the house of your dreams with our lucrative and affordable residential plot loan options. So, how can you avail of it? Let’s look at the various requirements.

1. Documents Required for Plot Loan

The documents required for Housing plot loans are:

Duly filled Application Form

Age Proof (PAN Card, Passport, Any other Certificate from Statutory Authority)

Residence Proof (Passport, Driving License, Telephone Bill, Ration Card, Election Card, Any other Certificate from Statutory Authority)

Education Qualifications – Latest Degree

Latest Salary-slips for 3 months , Certificate & Proof of business existence along with Business Profile for self-employed professionals

Form 16 for last 2 years for salaried individuals, Last 3 years Income Tax returns (self and business) with Profit & Loss Account & Balance Sheets duly certified/audited by a Chartered Accountant for self-employed professionals

Last 6 months Bank Statements(salary account) for Salaried, Last 12 months Bank Account Statements (self & business) for self-employed professionals

Processing Fee Cheque in favour of ‘Housing Finance Ltd.’

Photocopy of Title Documents of the Property, Approved Plan

Whether self-employed or salaried, you can apply for a plot loan and get the detailed list of documents for a plot loan here.

2. Eligibility Factors for Plot Loan

Factors that determine plot loan eligibility include:

Profession: The borrower should be a salaried individual or a business owner.

Credit Score: A borrower’s credit score should be at least 750 to qualify for attractive interest rates. The interest rates increase as the credit score reduces.

Age: Borrowers should not be older than 70 years of age at the time of loan maturity.

Loan Tenor: The length of a loan term determines the amount of loan eligibility.

Property Cost: The cost of the property will determine the loan, as per Housing’s LTV policies.

You can calculate your tentative loan eligibility with the help of our instant loan eligibility calculator.

3. Plot Loan Rate of Interest

The rate of interest for plot loans at Housing starts at 8.50% p.a. The interest rates are floating rates which change with movement of the base rate during the loan tenor. Plot loans with fixed rate options are now rarely available in the market.

Plot Purchase Loan Process

Housing has made availing a plot loan truly accessible for both self-employed and salaried professionals. The loan application process is:

Visit the official Housing Finance website

Click on the “Home Loan” category

Press the “apply for plot purchase loan” option at the webpage’s bottom

FAQs

How Much Plot Loan Can I Get?

The amount that you can get on your plot loan application is determined by Housing’s policies, your credit score, and your age. All these factors take into account your financial standing to enable lenders to gauge your repayment capacity.