✤ For Purchase of residential plot and construction/Purchase of built-up dwelling unit/Purchase of flat from Society/Builder/for Construction:
- Minimum: Rs.100 Lakh
- Maximum: Need based finance
Cost of fixture/Interior:
The Bank can finance 15% of the cost of the house/flat or Rs.50 lakh, whichever is lower as a part of Housing Loan towards fixtures/interior viz. wardrobe, modular kitchen, floorings, fixtures, fittings, etc. The loan shall be sanctioned along with housing loan; however, disbursement to be made as per the demands raised by the borrower and should be in-line with actual progress of works. Finance under this scheme shall not be used for purchase of items such as furniture, TV, Refrigerator etc.
- 15 % of the cost of the house/flat or Rs.50 lakh, whichever is lower.
- However, the maximum loan amount will be restricted to the stipulated LTV Ratio.
For Salaried Class:
In case of salaried class, permanent employees, the sanctioning authority may consider obtaining ITR/Form 16 for last one year only. However, the repayment capacity to be derived from the latest salary slip.
For Self–employed/Businessman/Professionals:
The sanctioning authority to consider obtaining ITR for 3 years for income analysis, eligibility check and consistency of earnings. However, the repayment capacity to be derived from the latest balance sheet (Audited/CA certified). Depreciation as per CA certified Balance-sheet may be added back to net profit to arrive at the annual income of the proposed borrower.
Note: Any arrear one time or benefits which are non-regular in nature, should be subtracted from the salary slip while calculating the repaying capacity. Further, deductions which are not in regular or voluntary in nature not to be considered as regular deduction.
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