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    By simply entering a few basic details about yourself like salary, city of residence, employment type, etc., the calculator will determine whether you are eligible for a home loan or not. The application will give you a list of home loans that you are eligible for.

    Home Loan Eligibility Minimum Requirements

    Age Limit 18 – 70 years
    Minimum Annual Income Depending on the type of employment
    Employment Status Salaried or Non-Salaried
    Residence Type Permanent resident or Non-resident Indian (NRI)
    Credit Score Above 750
    Property Type Completed Project, Under Construction Project, Land/Plot, build on own Land, Buy Land and Build Home 

    Note:Loan eligibility criteria differ depending on a bank/lender. Approvals are based on borrowers' incomes, credit profile and existing relationship with the bank.

    Check Home Loan Eligibility for Top Banks in 2019

    Home Loan Providers Max Eligible Loan Amount Loan Tenure Age Limit
    SBI Home Loan No fixed amount specified Up to 30 years 18 – 70 years
    HDFC Home Loan Up to Rs.10 crore Up to 30 years 24 to 60 years
    ICICI Home Loan Up to Rs.10 crore Up to 30 years 21 to 60 years
    Axis Home Loan Starts at Rs.3 crore Up to 30 years 21 to 60 years
    Indiabulls Housing Finance Up to Rs.3 crore Up to 30 years 21 to 65 years
    DHFL Home Loan Up 90% of the market value Up to 30 years 18 to 70 years
    PNB Housing Finance Up 90% of the market value Up to 30 years 18 to 70 years
    Kotak Mahindra Home Loan Up to Rs.5 crore Up to 20 years 18 to 65 years
    Karnataka Home Loan Up to Rs.5 crore Up to 30 years 18 to 65 years
    Yes Bank Home Loan Up to Rs.5 crore Up to 35 years 21 to 60 years
    LIC Housing Finance Starts at Rs.1 lakh Up to 30 years 21 to 60 years
    Sundaram BNP Paribas Home Finance Up to Rs.5 crore Up to 20 years 18 to 65 years
    DBS Home Loan Up to Rs.5 crore Up to 20 years 21 to 60 years
    Aditya Birla Capital Housing Finance Up to 75% of the property value Up to 30 years 21 to 70 years
    IDFC Home Loan Up to Rs.10 crore Up to 30 years 21 years and above
    Federal Home Loan Up to 15 crore Up to 30 years 21 to 60 years
    Andhra Home Loan Based on repayment capacity Up to 30 years 21 to 65 years
    Dhanlakshmi Home Loan Up to 80% of the property value, subject to your income eligibility. Up to 30 years 21 to 60 years
    BoB Home Loan Up to Rs.10 crore Up to 30 years 21 to 70 years
    BoI Home Loan Up to Rs.3 crore Up to 30 years 21 to 60 years
    Bank of Maharashtra Home Loan Up to Rs.30 lakh Up to 30 years 21 to 60 years
    Canara Home Loan Up to Rs.10 crore Up to 30 years 21 to 55 years
    IDBI Home Loan Up to Rs.10 crore Up to 30 years 22 to 70 years
    Indian Overseas Home Loan Depends on the applicant’s age and repayment capacity. Up to 30 years 21 to 60 years
    Karur Vysya Home Loan Up to Rs.5 crore Up to 25 years 21 to 60 years
    South Indian Home Loan Rs.2 lakh to Rs.15 crore Up to 30 years 21 to 75 years
    Tamilnad Mercantile Home Loan Up to Rs.5 crore Up to 30 years 18 to 50 years
    CBI Home Loan Depending on repayment capacity of borrower and value of property. Up to 30 years 18 to 60 years
    India Shelter Finance Corporation Starts at Rs.5 lakhs Up to 20 years 21 to 65 years
    Aavas Financiers Home Loan Starts at 1 lakh Up to 30 years 18 to 65 years
    Reliance Home Finance Limited Starts at Rs.35 lakh Up to 20 years 21 to 60 years
    Tata Capital Home Loan Rs.2 lakh to Rs.5 crore Up to 30 years 24 to 65 years
    Jammu and Kashmir Bank Home Loan Depending on factors like income, repaying capacity, age, assets and liabilities, cost of the proposed house/flat etc. Up to 30 years 21 to 60 years

    How Home Loan Eligibility Calculated?

    Chandra Patra is an employee of a leading company in India. His salary break up is mentioned below:
    Income Amount Deductions Amount
    Basic 32,000 Income Tax 3,300
    HRA 900 Provident Fund 2,200
    Conveyance 10,000 ----- -----
    LTA 9,000 ----- -----
    Special Allowance 55,000 ----- -----
    Medical expenses 2,000 ----- -----
    Total 1,08,900 Net Income 1,03,400

    Let us consider that Chandra has no loans or liabilities at present and his net available income is Rs.1,03,400. However, you one must always remember that Leave Travel Allowance is not taken into consideration by the bank while calculating the salary. The medical allowance is also excluded from the calculation. This is because, these expenses are not derived by an individual with his/her salary. In this case, Chandra will only get these amounts as reimbursements, in case he spends on medical needs or travel requirements.

    Thus, the bank or the lender will deduct that LTA and medical expenses from the net income. Chandra’s net income now stands at Rs.1,03,400 – Rs.(9,000 + 2,000), which is equal to Rs.92,400. Thus, the loan eligibility for Chandra Patra stands at Rs.92,400 x 60 = Rs.55,44,000. In case of a home loan, EMI is restricted to a maximum of 40% to 50% of the net income (monthly) by most banks. This suggests that you are eligible for a home loan where the equated monthly instalment is not more than 50% of your monthly income.

    Top 6 Factors Affect Home Loan Eligibility in 2019

    1. Age Limit: It is the first and foremost factor a lender/ financier considers when one applies for a housing loan. Normally, financial institutions attempt to limit the house loan term to the primary applicant's age of superannuation. This means young professionals (20s and early 30s) can avail a loan with a term of up to 25 years with no trouble. But older applicants especially those beyond 40 can find it a tad tough to be eligible for an extended tenure. Many a time, single applicant aged 50 and above were denied home loans purely on this basis.
    2. Income: Let us categorize this into salaried, professional and self-employed. Whichever category the applicant falls into, a steady and regular source of income is must. Basically, there are fewer risks in loaning money if the applicant is an earning individual.
      • Salaried Individual: If you are working for any government department or at any registered private company, you belong to this group. Most banks insists that the applicant should have completed at least one year in the present firm at the time of application. Pay slips, Form 16, bank statements and employer reference letter are the documents almost all lenders demand. Proofs for the same is needed for co-applicant and guarantor too (if applicable).
      • Independent Professionals: Doctors, dentists, architects, engineers, management consultants, chartered accountants, freelance workers etc. belong to this category. Bank statements and ITR papers have to be submitted.
      • Self Employed: Do you have your own company/ business? Or do you have other source of income like rented properties or hold shares? Then you belong to this category. If you have bank statements and tax-related papers to show, you can certainly apply for a home loan.
    3. Rate of Interest: Home finance eligibility is always inversely proportional to the rate of interest. If the rate is more, eligibility will be less and vice-versa.
    4. Loan Term: If you opt for a longer tenure, your eligibility will improve. EMIs too will lesser and manageable. But the downside to this is, you will end paying more interest.
    5. Outstanding Loan(s): Indian banks and financial institutions always recommend keeping the EMI to Income Ratio between 50 or 60 percent. This is to leave window for future loans or to pay of existing loans if any. But unsettled loans could be a great damper on your eligibility.
    6. CIBIL Score Report: Banks also scrutinize your credit repayment history from CIBIL (Credit Information Bureau India Limited), which is country's regulator and first credit information bureau. They keep detailed records of every info regarding credit history relation between you and lenders/ creditors. A negative entry can bring down your eligibility significantly.

    7 Tips To Increase Your Home Loan Eligibility

    Eligibility is not an easy thing to assess. The banks and lenders will be considering your present liabilities, income, assets, etc. while calculating your home loan eligibility. In case the mortgage requirement is slightly higher that the eligible loan amount, some changes in the way you present yourself can help in increasing the eligibility factor. Tips to increase your eligibility for a home loan are mentioned below:

    1. Clearing Existing Loans: Ensure that you pay diligently towards your credit card outstanding or personal loan installments. These can make the lender reject your application. The ideal thing to do is clear all dues and collect a no-due certificate before applying for a home loan. Ensure that your CIBIL report reflects these payments when you apply for home loan.

    2. Variable Pay: Ensure that you keep track of the variable pay that you get with your salary package. Calculation of eligibility towards a home loan also depends on this factor.

    3. Rental Income: If you have a house that is not being used by you, lease it out. The money that you earn as rental from this property can be used by you to show additional income source when you apply for a home loan. Your loan value can easily be enhanced by adding the rental income with our regular earnings.
    4. Increase in Tenure: The tenure of the home loan and the eligibility factor are directly proportional to each other. The eligibility increases upon increasing the tenure of the home loan. However, the maximum tenure that can be availed at present stands at 30 years.

    5. Income of the Spouse: In case your spouse has a regular source of income, then applying for a joint home loan can prove to be advantageous. The home loan eligibility goes up dramatically if you apply for a home loan with your spouse. This also suggests that both of you will have to repay the loan together
    6. Take the Time You Need: Before making an application for a home loan, it is advisable that you take a look at your credit score. Look for errors on your report. In case, you find an error, ensure that it gets cleared by CIBIL. In order to get a loan quickly, do not apply with multiple lenders. Instead, find out the offers that you can get from different lenders. If the CIBIL score that you have is good, different lenders will be more than satisfied to offer the loan amount to you. Before you choose your lender, speak to an existing customer of that lender. Easy schedule of repayment, competent rates of interest and good services are the things to look at while choosing a lender.
    7. Step up Loans: Step up loans can be considered by you if you wish to increase your home loan eligibility factor. This is a great option for people face a lot of struggle initially, but get rewarded as they get established. Example – Chartered Accountants and Doctors. Under step up loans, lower EMIs will be offered with the loans. The installments will go up gradually in the future.

    Further Reading

    FAQs on Home Loan Eligibility:

    1. What factors are considered by a lender/bank while approving a loan?

    There are several factors that are considered by banks or lenders to determine if you are eligible for a loan. These factors are mentioned below:

    • Applicant’s age.
    • Applicant’s income level.
    • Qualification of the applicant.
    • Income level of spouse.
    • Resident status.
    • Existing loan status.
    • Credit score and credit history.
    2. Are my children eligible to be co-applicants for my home loan?

    Yes, your parents, children and spouse are considered eligible for being co-applicants for the home loan.

    3. Am I eligible for tax benefits if I take a home loan?

    Yes, you can avail tax benefits when you take home loan from a bank or a financial institution under Section 80C and Section 24 under the IT Act.

    4. Will I be eligible for a home loan if I have a bad credit score?

    In case you have a poor credit score, it will be difficult for you to get a home loan. Banks or financial institutions consider your credit report to be of great value while determining your eligibility towards a loan. If you have a good score, banks will be happy to offer you a home loan with attractive rates of interest. However, with a bad score lenders will doubt your repayment capability and might not consider you to eligible for a home loan.

      

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