Loan Against Property EMI Calculator

Calculate EMI for mortgage loans secured against your residential or commercial property.

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$500K$500M
7%18%
1 Mo240 Mo

Monthly EMI

$30,428

Total Interest Payable

$2,477,040

Total Amount Payable

$5,477,040

Principal (55%)Interest (45%)

Principal vs Interest

Yearly Breakdown

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Amortization Schedule

YearEMIPrincipalInterestBalance
Year 1$365,136$99,160$265,976$2,900,840
Year 2$365,136$108,462$256,674$2,792,378
Year 3$365,136$118,635$246,501$2,673,743
Year 4$365,136$129,767$235,369$2,543,976
Year 5$365,136$141,938$223,198$2,402,038
Year 6$365,136$155,253$209,883$2,246,785
Year 7$365,136$169,817$195,319$2,076,968
Year 8$365,136$185,747$179,389$1,891,221
Year 9$365,136$203,171$161,965$1,688,050
Year 10$365,136$222,231$142,905$1,465,819
Year 11$365,136$243,075$122,061$1,222,744
Year 12$365,136$265,878$99,258$956,866
Year 13$365,136$290,822$74,314$666,044
Year 14$365,136$318,101$47,035$347,943
Year 15$365,140$347,943$17,197$0

About Loan Against Property (LAP)

Loan Against Property (LAP) is a secured loan where you mortgage your property (residential, commercial, or industrial) to raise funds for any purpose — business expansion, medical expenses, higher education, or debt consolidation. LAP offers significantly lower rates (8–12% p.a.) than personal loans since the risk is collateral-backed. Loan amounts depend on the property's current market value (LTV: typically 50–75%). Tenures can go up to 20 years for residential properties. Both salaried and self-employed borrowers are eligible, and the property can be self-occupied or rented.

EMI Formula

EMI = P × r × (1 + r)ⁿ / ((1 + r)ⁿ − 1)

Where P = Principal, r = Monthly Interest Rate, n = Number of Months

What is the LTV ratio for LAP and how is it calculated?

LTV (Loan-to-Value) = Loan Amount / Property Market Value × 100. For LAP, banks typically offer 50–75% LTV. A ₹1 Cr property gets ₹50–75 lakh loan. Residential properties in metros get higher LTV (65–75%) vs commercial properties (50–65%). Legal and technical verification of the property title is mandatory.

LAP vs personal loan — which is better?

LAP is significantly better when you own property. LAP rates (8–12%) are 5–12% lower than personal loan rates (10–24%), and you can borrow much larger amounts (₹10 lakh to ₹10 Cr+) with longer tenures (up to 20 years), resulting in dramatically lower EMIs. Choose personal loan only for smaller amounts or if you don't own property.

Can I take LAP on an inherited or jointly owned property?

Yes, but all legal heirs/co-owners must be co-applicants and sign the mortgage deed. If the property has multiple owners, all must consent in writing. Properties under litigation, with disputed titles, or with existing mortgages need to be resolved first. A clean, registered title is essential for LAP approval.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between LAP and a home loan?
A home loan finances the purchase of a new property (you get the property as an asset). LAP is taken against a property you already own to get cash for any purpose. Home loans have lower rates and tax benefits; LAP has higher amounts and flexible end-use but fewer tax benefits (only for business use).
What property types are eligible for LAP?
Eligible properties: self-occupied or rented residential property, commercial office space, retail shops, industrial/warehouse property, and hotels/hospitals (select lenders). Generally NOT eligible: agricultural land, plot (without construction), properties under RERA dispute, properties with unclear title.
How long does LAP loan processing take?
LAP involves technical valuation (5–7 days), legal verification (7–10 days), and credit assessment. Total processing time is typically 10–20 business days. Some banks offer LAP in 7 days for existing customers with pre-approved offers.
Is the interest on LAP tax deductible?
If LAP funds are used for a business/profession, interest is deductible under Section 37(1) as a business expense. If used for construction/purchase of another house, Section 24(b) deduction applies (up to ₹2L for self-occupied). For personal use (non-housing), no direct deduction is available.
Can I take multiple loans against the same property?
You can have a second charge/second mortgage on the same property if the first lender gives a NoC and sufficient equity remains. However, this is rare — most lenders prefer being the sole mortgagee. If existing home loan is being repaid, an LAP top-up may be easier to arrange.

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