A person can get up to 90% loan of a project cost.

All co-owners of the property need to be co-applicants for the house loan. Generally, co-applicants are close family members, such as a son, father, mother, daughter, etc.

There could be many reasons for home loan rejection, for example, poor credit history, repaying capacity, poor CIBIL, and mismatched financial statements.

No, Even for under-construction properties, however, the property should be registered post-possession, and a completion certificate should be there.

Of course, it matters. When you apply for a loan, banks first check your credit score. Based on that, they decide your eligibility and how much of a loan you can get.

When you buy a house on a home loan, it comes with multiple tax benefits that significantly reduce your taxes.

1. Deduction for interest paid on housing loan.
2. Deduction on interest paid towards home loan during the pre-construction period.
3. Deduction on principal repayment.
4. Deduction for stamp duty and registration charges.
5. Additional deduction under Section 80EE.
6. Additional deduction under Section 80EEA.
7. Deduction for a joint home loan.

Yes, one can avail of a pre-approved loan from the bank.

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Yes, it is completely bankable.

Yes, you can avail of two home loans at the same time. However, the approval of your loan depends on your repayment capacity. It is based on your eligibility and ability to repay the EMIs for two home loans.