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When Priya first stepped into her new apartment, memories of her journey flooded back. She recalled the sleepless nights spent worrying about how she would meet the home loan eligibility criteria. However, once she understood the key factors determining faster loan approval, she set a plan.
Priya diligently paid off old debts and saved up for a larger down payment. She approached IDFC FIRST Bank, which guided her in various aspects, including the amount of loan she could get. Now, her dream of homeownership is a reality, achieved through careful planning and the right support.
Read on to discover essential tips that helped her improve her home loan eligibility.
Getting your loan application approved can sometimes be a challenge. Follow these key tips to boost your home loan eligibility -
A high credit score indicates that you are a responsible borrower with a history of repaying debts on time. You also get better interest rates. To maintain or improve your credit score, ensure you pay your bills on time, reduce existing debt, and avoid taking on unnecessary credit.
To support your loan application, provide detailed income documentation, including salary slips, bank statements, and tax returns from the past few years. A consistent income flow increases your home loan eligibility. If you're self-employed, you may need to provide additional documents, such as business financials and profit-loss statements.
IDFC FIRST Bank goes the extra mile by considering reimbursements, bonuses, and rental income when calculating a salaried customer’s income.
The debt-to-income (DTI) ratio is another critical factor that lenders consider. It compares your monthly debt payments to your monthly gross income. A lower DTI ratio indicates a good balance between your income and debt, making you a safer bet for lenders. Lenders typically prefer a DTI ratio of 36% or lower.
A larger down payment not only reduces the loan amount you need but also shows the lender that you are financially committed to the purchase. This can significantly improve your chances of loan approval. While applying for a home loan, the borrower must save up for the down payment. A down payment of 20% or more is ideal.
IDFC FIRST Bank Home Loan is designed to make your home-buying journey easier and more affordable. Below are some of the key benefits of IDFC FIRST Bank Home Loans -
It offers personalised loan options tailored to your needs.
Enjoy a hassle-free experience with minimal paperwork required.
Apply and manage your home loan completely online for loan amounts up to ₹10 crores and added convenience.
Eligible applicants can access a minimum home loan amount of ₹10 lakhs, with the option to borrow up to ₹10 crores.
Choose a repayment period that suits you, with tenures of up to 30 years.
Interest rates start as low as 8.85%.
Pay no processing fees when you repay through an IDFC FIRST Bank account.
Boosting your home loan eligibility requires a mix of financial discipline and strategic planning. You can significantly increase your chances of securing a home loan by maintaining a good credit score, ensuring a stable income, managing your debt-to-income ratio, and making a larger down payment.
Unlock attractive interest rates and enjoy a seamless IDFC FIRST Bank Home Loan application process. Apply now!
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