A secured loan made by banks and non-bank financial institutions (NBFCs) against a borrower's residential or commercial property is known as a loan against property, sometimes known as a mortgage loan. To extend the loan at a comparatively modest mortgage interest rate, the banks and NBFCs hold the property as collateral security.
The loan amount a person receives under a loan against property may be used for a variety of things, such as paying for a child's education, covering medical costs, starting a business, repaying a debt, growing a business, etc. The maximum mortgage loan amount offered by banks and NBFCs is 70% of the value of the property.
All loans are not created equal, personal loan has become a great option for people to use.
As with any financial decision, it's recommended to thoroughly research and compare offers from different lenders, understand the terms and conditions, and assess your own financial situation before applying for a Loan Against Property.