Home Loan

Finance to buy, build or improve a home, or to move an existing home loan to better terms.

Total loan ₹50 lakh to ₹100 crore

Home Loan

Which one fits

Terms shown are typical; each lender sets its own.

  • New purchase

    A fresh loan on a home from a builder or a resale owner.

    • Up to 30 years or retirement
    • You pay 10 to 25% of the cost
  • Balance transfer

    Move your home loan to a new lender.

    • At least 12 months' steady repayment
    • Up to 30 years
    • Some lenders ask for a credit score of 700 or more
  • BT + top-up

    Transfer your loan and take extra funds on the same home.

    • Combined loan up to 80% of market value up to ₹75 lakh, 75% above
  • Top-up

    Extra funds on the home loan you already have.

    • After 12 months from final disbursement, and after possession
    • Up to 15 years
    • Not for speculation
  • Home overdraft

    A home loan run as an overdraft, so spare money can sit against it.

    • The limit falls each month with the principal in your EMI
    • Some lenders offer a mix of at least 60% term loan and at most 40% overdraft
  • Self-construction

    Build on a non-agricultural plot you own.

    • Released in stages against verified progress, with an engineer's inspection
    • You pay on the amount drawn until EMIs start
  • Plot + construction

    Buy a plot and build on it.

    • Plot part: up to 15 years
    • Plot part: 80% up to ₹75 lakh, 75% above, possibly 70% outside city limits
    • Direct allotment cases

Documents to keep ready

Nayaasa is a loan advisor, not a lender. This is what lenders typically ask for, and yours may differ. Approval is the lender's decision.

Applying jointly? Each person gives their own documents. Choose each type in turn.

What to expect

Typically; each lender sets its own.

  • Up to 30 years

    Tenure typically runs up to 30 years or retirement, and depends on your age when the loan ends.

  • Your share of the cost

    Lenders finance up to 80% of the cost on loans up to ₹75 lakh and 75% above that. Stamp duty and registration are left out of the cost.

  • What the lender looks at

    Income, repayment capacity, credit record, your age at maturity and the property's legal and technical clearance. Co-owners must be co-applicants.

Rules and schemes that apply

  • No charge for paying early

    Floating-rate loans to individuals for non-business purposes, sanctioned or renewed on or after 1 January 2026, carry no pre-payment charge and no lock-in, whatever the source of the money.

  • Your property papers come back

    A lender must return them within 30 days of closure, or pay ₹5,000 for each day of delay it causes.

Figures last checked November 2026.

Who it suits

  • People buying a home from a builder or a resale owner
  • Borrowers who want to move a running home loan, with or without extra funds
  • Owners of a non-agricultural plot who want to build on it
  • Salaried, self-employed and NRI applicants

How it works

  1. Tell us what you need

    The property, the amount and who is applying. A short call is enough to start.

  2. We look at your profile

    Your income, running loans and the property, set against what lenders ask for.

  3. Gather the documents

    We give you the list for your case and check each file before it goes to a lender.

  4. The lender assesses

    The lender runs its credit, legal, technical and valuation checks.

  5. Sanction and agreement

    If the lender agrees, it issues a sanction letter and you sign the loan documents.

  6. Disbursement

    The lender releases the money on its terms, in stages if you are building.

Common questions

Which home loan fits me?

It depends on whether you are buying, building, or already have a loan. The list above shows each type, and an advisor can talk it through with you.

How much of the price can be financed?

Lenders typically go up to 80% of the cost on loans up to ₹75 lakh and 75% above that, so plan for the rest and for stamp duty and registration.

Can I move my loan and borrow more?

Often, yes. Lenders usually look for at least 12 months of steady repayment before a transfer.

Does Nayaasa approve the loan?

No. Nayaasa is a loan advisor, not a lender. The final decision and the terms are the lender's.

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