The loan against property is secured against an asset such as a residential house or a commercial premise. The loan against property EMIs are made up of both, the principal and the interest portions. The pledged asset remains as collateral with the lender until you repay the total loan against the property amount. The loan against property interest rates is lower as compared to an unsecured loan such as a personal loan. The loan against property has no end-use restrictions, and you may use the loan for individual needs. The loan against property is also called the mortgage loan as it is secured against immovable property. The calculation of the loan against the property schedule is based on amortisation. The interest component would constitute a larger part of the EMIs during the initial stages as compared to the principal portion. However, as you continue repaying the EMIs, the interest portion reduces, and the principal component of your EMI goes up. The total value of the loan against property EMI will remain constant across the tenure of the loan.
The loan against property EMI calculator is a utility tool that shows the loan against property EMIs you must pay the lender every month. If you enter the loan amount, the rate of interest and the tenure of the loan, the loan against property EMI calculator will show the monthly EMI in seconds. The loan against property EMI calculator consists of a formula box and three sliders showing the loan amount, duration, and the rate of interest. After you fill in the details, the calculator will display the EMI amount that you must pay the lender every month, to repay the loan against the property.
You can calculate the loan against property EMI amount using the mathematical formula: EMI amount = [P x R x (1+R)^N]/[(1+R)^N-1] where P, R, and N are the variables. The EMI value would change every time you change any of the three variables. ‘P’ stands for the principal amount that is the original amount sanctioned to you by the bank. The interest would be calculated on this amount. ‘R’ is the rate of interest set by the lender. ‘N’ stands for the number of years given to you for the repayment of the loan. The EMIs are paid each month, and the duration of the loan is calculated in months. For example, if you avail a loan against the property of Rs 20 lakh with an average rate of interest of 11%, for five years the EMI will be: P = 20 lakh, R = 11/100/12 (You convert to months), N = 5 years or 60 months. EMI = [20,00,000 x 11/100/12 x (1+11/100/12)^60] / [(1+11/100/12)^60-1] EMI = Rs 43,485.
The ClearTax Loan Against Property Calculator is a simulation that shows the monthly amount payable to the lender. To calculate the EMI applicable to the loan amount, you must use the sliders to adjust the values for the Principal Amount (P), Rate of interest (R), and Time Duration (N). Follow these steps and calculate the EMI on your loan:
The ClearTax Loan Against Property Calculator shows the EMI you would pay on the loan against the property in seconds. It helps you budget for expenses and saves for important financial goals. The calculator is easy to use and you just need to enter the requisite inputs to get a clear picture of the EMI. You save time as you can calculate the EMI even before you apply for the loan. You can use the ClearTax Loan Against Property Calculator from the comfort of your home. The calculator also shows you the detailed breakup of the total payments through the loan amortisation table.
To get a loan against property, you must fulfil certain minimum eligibility conditions. The following factors are considered while determining your eligibility for a loan against the property.
A self-employed person needs to submit the following documents: