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What is a Mortgage Loan Interest Rate?

A Mortgage Loan interest rate is the percentage charged on the amount borrowed against your property. It plays a key role in determining your monthly EMIs and the total repayment amount. Mortgage Loans are secured loans where your residential or commercial property is pledged as collateral. The interest rates on these loans are generally lower than those on unsecured loans. These rates may vary based on the borrower profile and market conditions.

How is the Mortgage Loan Interest Rate Calculated?

Mortgage Loan interest is usually calculated using the compound interest method through EMI. However, the basic formula for simple interest is:

Simple Interest Formula: Interest = (Principal × Rate × Time) / 100

In practice, EMI is computed with this compound interest formula:

EMI = [P x R x (1+R)^N] / [(1+R)^N - 1]

Where:

  • P = Principal Loan Amount
  • R = Monthly Interest Rate (Annual Rate / 12 / 100)
  • N = Loan Tenure in Months

Key factors influencing calculation:

  • Collateral value and type of property
  • Size of landholding (for agricultural Mortgage Loans)
  • Income from the mortgaged asset

Current Mortgage Loan Interest Rates and Applicable Fees

The current interest rates for a Mortgage Loan with L&T Finance start from 9.55% p.a.* The detailed fees & charges are listed below:

List of all fees and charges for Loan Against Property 
Processing Fees Up to 3% of sanctioned amount + applicable taxes
Login Fees:Up to ₹ 5000/- (inclusive of applicable taxes)(non refundable)
EMI Dishonour/Bounce Charge*As shown in the table below
*A bounce charge is a charge for
(i) dishonour of any repayment instrument; or
(ii) non-payment of instalment(s) on their respective due dates due to dishonour of payment mandate or non-registration of the payment mandate
 
Loan sanction amount (in INR)Charges in (in INR)
< ₹ 5 Lakh₹ 500
₹ 5 Lakh - ₹ 50 Lakh₹ 1000
> ₹ 50 Lakh – ₹ 2 Crore₹ 1500
> ₹ 2 Crore₹ 2000
Penal Charge/Late Payment Charges (LPC):2% per month on overdue EMI
*LPC revised from 3% to 2% per month on overdue EMI w.e.f. 4th Dec 2023
*Taxes applicable on LPC w.e.f. 1st Apr 2024
Statement or document retrieval charges Duplicate NOC (charge is applicable for paper copy post 3 free copies per customer), list of documents, Photo copies of the documents (property & others) Rs.1000/- + applicable taxes
Repayment instrument swap feeRs. 500/- + applicable taxes (applicable only for branch walk-ins)
Asset valuation and verification fee1% of loan amount + applicable taxes
Documentation and repayment setup feeRs.2,000/- + applicable taxes
Interest conversion feeFloating interest rate to floating interest rate: 0.5% of balance Loan Amt. or Rs. 10,000/- whichever is higher + applicable taxes
Floating interest rate to a fixed interest rate and vice versa: 1% of balance Loan Amt. or Rs. 10,000/- whichever is higher + applicable taxes
Charges incurred by LTF for initiating action under Securitization and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest (SARFAESI) Act 2002:Issue of Loan Recall Notice = ₹ 500/ –
Issue of Demand Notice = ₹ 1,000/ –
Issue of Possession Notice = ₹ 2,000/ –
Applying District Magistrate Order = ₹ 8,000/ –
Taking Physical possession = ₹ 20,000/ –
Actual cost incurred will be debited for expenses pertaining to Publication of Possession Notice/ Publication Demand Notice/Publication of Sale cum Auction Notice
Legal / Recovery Charges (Other than pertaining to SARFAESI):As per actuals
Loan Cancellation Charges:Rs. 5000/– + applicable taxes
Recovery of proportionate actual expenses from disbursement date(s), from individual borrower(s) inLAP – Up to 1% of total disbursed loan amount + applicable taxes in case of closure within 24 months
Foreclosure / Full Prepayment Charges – Loan Against Property:For Individual Borrowers –
Floating Rate – Nil Charge
Nil Charges where end use is not for business/commercial purpose
For cases where end use is for business/commercial purpose
i. Less than 1 year from disbursement – up to 3% principal outstanding + applicable taxes
ii. Post 1 year of disbursement – up to 2% on principal outstanding + applicable taxes
Fixed Rate –
i. Less than 1 year from disbursement – up to 4% principal outstanding + applicable taxes
ii. Post 1 year of disbursement – up to 3% on principal outstanding + applicable taxes
For Non – Individual Borrowers – (Applicant/Co – applicant)
Fixed/Floating rate loan –
i. Less than 1 year from disbursement – up to 4% principal outstanding + applicable taxes
ii. Post 1 year of disbursement – up to 3% on principal outstanding + applicable taxes
Pre-payment Charges – Loan Against PropertyFloating Rate –
Nil Charges where end use is not for business/commercial purpose. For cases where end use is for business/commercial purpose
i. Less than 1 year from disbursement – up to 3% on Partial/Pre-payment amount + applicable taxes
ii. Post 1 year of disbursement – up to 2% on Partial/Prepayment amount + applicable taxes
Fixed Rate –
i. Less than 1 year from disbursement – up to 4% on Partial/Pre-payment amount + applicable taxes
ii. Post 1 year of disbursement – up to 3% on Partial/Pre-payment amount + applicable taxes
For Non – Individual Borrowers – (Applicant/Co – applicant)
Fixed/Floating rate loan –
i. Less than 1 year from disbursement – up to 4% on Partial/Prepayment + applicable taxes
ii. Post 1 year of disbursement – up to 3% on Partial/Prepayment amount + applicable taxes
Foreclosure / Full Prepayment Charges – for Dropline Overdraft / Hybrid OverdraftFloating Rate –
Nil Charges where end use is not for business/commercial purpose. For cases where end use is for business/commercial purpose
i. Less than 1 year from disbursement – up to 3% on Dropline Limit + applicable taxes
ii. Post 1 year of disbursement – up to 2% on Dropline Limit + applicable taxes
Fixed Rate –
i. Less than 1 year from disbursement – up to 4% on Dropline Limit + applicable taxes
ii. Post 1 year of disbursement – up to 3% on Dropline Limit + applicable taxes
For Non – Individual Borrowers – (Applicant/Co – applicant)
Fixed/Floating rate loan –
i. Less than 1 year from disbursement – up to 4% on Dropline Limit + applicable taxes
ii. Post 1 year of disbursement – up to 3% on Dropline Limit + applicable taxes
Pre-payment Charges – – for Dropline Overdraft / Hybrid Overdraft:Not allowed till the day after the First Due Date. No Charges applicable from the day after the First Due Date
Part pre-payment of Loan toward limit reduction is not available
Non-Compliance Charges:1% p.a. of principal outstanding loan amount + applicable taxes
Breakup between Principal & Interest:Breakup between Principal & Interest: As per Repayment Schedule
Example of SMA/ NPA classification:More particularly mentioned under “Classification of Assets” under the head “Miscellaneous”
Field collection service fee:Rs. 500/- per collection + applicable taxes
Legal fees and charges:Up to Rs.50,000/- + applicable taxes
Recovery charges:Up to Rs.1,00,000/- + applicable taxes
Auction fees:Up to 1% of auction sale amount + applicable taxes

Factors Affecting Mortgage Loan Interest Rates

  • Credit Score: A high credit score improves your chances of getting the lowest Mortgage Loan interest rate.
  • Repayment History: Consistent and timely repayments show reliability.
  • Income Stability: income from employment, business, or agriculture supports loan approval and better rates.
  • Type of Property: Commercial, residential, or agricultural property types affect risk profile.
  • Market Conditions: Interest rates may fluctuate based on RBI policies and market demand.
  • Debt-to-Income Ratio: Lower ratios show better repayment capacity.
  • Loan Amount and Tenure: Higher loan amounts or longer tenures may affect rates slightly.
Documents Needed for a Mortgage Loan
Document TypeRequired Document & Checks
Age ProofAadhaar Card | PAN Card | Passport
Address ProofUtility bills (not older than 2 months) | Aadhaar Card |
Driving License | Passport | Voter ID etc
Photo ID ProofPAN and any one of the following- Aadhaar Card| Driving License
| Passport | Voter ID | Job card by NREGA | Letter issued by the National
Population Register containing details of name and address
Income ProofIncome proofs vary for different professionals across salaried,
non-salaried and self employed.

Please find the easy detailed list of required documents here

TypeDocument
Salariedi. Salary slips for the last 3 months
ii. Bank statements for 1 year
iii. Latest Form 16
Self Employed: Professionalsi. Latest two ITRs (personal and business) with computation of income
ii. Advance tax challans (if available)
iii. Latest two years of P&L accounts and balance sheets (with schedules),
certified by a CA(both personal and business)
iv. Bank account statements (current and savings accounts) for the last 1 year
v. Qualification Proof of professionals
Self Employed: Non-Professionalsi. Latest 2 years ITRs with computation for individual applicants and
co-applicants (if borrower is an individual)
ii. Bank account statements (current and savings accounts) for the last 1 year
iii. Latest 2 years of audited/CA-certified profit & loss accounts and balance
sheets of the firm/company (if borrower is a firm/company)
iv. Proof of Business (GST / Shop Establishment/Udayam Aadhar, etc.)
v. MOA & AOA & Certificate of Incorporation
vi. For Partnership Firm-Partnership Deed

Other documents to be provided as required for disbursement of Loan

How to Reduce Mortgage Loan Interest Rate?

  • Improve Your Credit Score: Pay all your EMIs and credit card bills on time to build a healthy credit profile.
  • Clear Existing Debts: Lower outstanding liabilities can enhance your loan eligibility and reduce perceived risk.
  • Choose Shorter Tenure: Opt for a shorter repayment period if possible, to save on interest outgo.
  • Refinance or Balance Transfer: Transfer your existing loan to a lender offering a lower Mortgage Loan interest rate.
  • Maintain Transparent Documentation: Keep your income proof, property documents, and credit history clean and updated.

How To Apply For A Mortgage Loan?

Apply for Loan Against Property with these steps

1. Apply Online in Minutes:
Click on "Apply Now" and fill in the form with your personal details and other relevant information

2. Connect with our representative
Our representative will contact you with the details of the loan offer and collect your documents

3. Eligibility and Document check
Your eligibility will be checked and documents will be verified before processing the loan

4. Configure your mode of repayments

You can select your repayment mode and set up a convenient EMI payment schedule

5. Get Loan Disbursement:
Receive the loan amount directly into your account, ensuring convenient and smooth access to funds

5 Different Types of Mortgage Loans: Exploring Your Options for Home Financing

When planning to secure a Mortgage Loan, understanding the different types available can help you choose the right financing option based on your needs:

  • Loan Against Residential Property
    This type of loan allows you to pledge your self-occupied or rented residential property as collateral to access funds for personal or business needs.
  • Loan Against Commercial Property
    This type of loan allows you to pledge your self-occupied or rented residential property as collateral to access funds for personal or business needs.
  • Loan Against Industrial Property
    Owners of industrial premises such as factories or warehouses can avail of loans against these properties. The loan can be used for upgrading operations or managing bulk purchases.
  • Lease Rental Discounting (LRD)
    This mortgage product lets you avail of a loan based on the rental income of a leased property. Lenders consider future rent receivables as part of the loan eligibility.
  • Balance Transfer with Top-Up Loan
    You can transfer your existing Mortgage Loan to another lender offering a lower interest rate and also opt for a top-up loan to meet additional financial needs.

FAQs & Support

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Can an existing borrower take advantage of the new Mortgage Loan interest rate?

Yes, existing borrowers can consider a balance transfer to benefit from a lower interest rate, subject to terms and lender approval.

Do fixed-rate and floating-rate Mortgage Loans have different interest charges?

Yes, fixed-rate loans remain constant, while floating rates may increase or decrease based on market trends, affecting total interest paid.

How does tenure affect the Mortgage Loan interest?

Longer tenure means lower EMIs but higher total interest paid, while shorter tenure results in higher EMIs but lower interest outgo.

What makes the L&T Finance Mortgage Loan stand out as the best option?

L&T Finance offers competitive interest rates, high loan amounts, simple documentation, and flexible tenure, making it a reliable option for many borrowers

When will my Mortgage Loan interest rate change?

If you opt for a floating-rate loan, the interest rate can change based on the repo rate changes. Fixed-rate loans stay constant.

How can I get a low interest Mortgage Loan?

Maintain a high credit score, offer good collateral, and opt for a shorter tenure to secure the lowest interest rate.

What is the difference between a home loan and a Mortgage Loan?

A home loan is taken to purchase a new property, whereas a Mortgage Loan is taken against an existing property for various financial needs.

What is the difference between a personal loan and a Mortgage Loan?

A personal loan is unsecured, while a Mortgage Loan is secured against property and usually offers lower interest rates and higher loan amounts.

What is the current Mortgage Loan interest rate at L&T Finance?

Mortgage Loan interest rates at L&T Finance start from 9.55%* per annum, depending on the lender, borrower profile, and property type.