Choose loan-against-property for higher amount, low rates, flexible end-use

Last Update Date: 06-10-2026

Published by Business Standard

Abhishek Kumar's role: Quoted

Abhishek Kumar explained that only property with a clear title and proper documents qualifies, that farm land is usually not accepted, and that co-owners must consent. He pointed out the lack of tax benefits and advised against such loans for those already carrying heavy debt.

With lenders turning to loans against property as unsecured lending slows, the article explains how such loans work. It covers eligible properties, loan sizes, interest rates, tenure and loan-to-value limits, common uses such as debt consolidation, the risk of losing the property on default, and how to compare lenders.

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Choose loan-against-property for higher amount, low rates, flexible end-use

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