Read about these common mistakes before you apply for a home loan
by Finway FSC Empowering People FinanciallyTaking home loan has become a
common occurrence these days – especially as more and more people are moving
towards the cities due to urbanization. Home is everyone’s dream and if a home loan
in Delhi can help you achieve that, you should consider taking it. There are,
however, some pitfalls that we need to avoid, in order to make the most of our
loan, without getting into unnecessary troubles that might ruin the experience
of buying a house. Let’s take a look at some of those common mistakes:
Not having enough money for down payment
The banks usually provide home loan
in Delhi that is 80% of the value of the property. This means that the
remaining 20% of the money would have to be arranged by you as a down payment
amount. Also, the bank will ask you to provide the down payment amount before
it disburses the loan. So make sure you have enough down payment amount
stacked.
Applying a loan amount than you can repay
There’s an old saying that you
shouldn’t bite more than you can chew. Whenever you’re applying for a loan,
make sure your EMI isn’t coming out to be more than 30% of your salary. Also,
don’t hedge your bets on the future. You may apply for a higher loan thinking
you have an increment coming up, but what if that increment isn’t as high as
you expected it to be? You’ll be in a financial fix. So avoid borrowing more
than you can repay.
Taking a loan for a short tenure
This mistake cannot be
over-emphasized. People make this mistake so often because they want to get rid
of the loan as soon as possible. But if you take loan on a shorter tenure, it
means that you have to pay higher EMIs. If an unforeseen financial expenditure
arises in the future, you’ll be in massive trouble because you already would
have been paying to the maximum of your ability. Even on low interest home
loans, short tenure isn’t a good idea. Also, if you have surplus money, instead
of opting for a shorter tenure, invest that money somewhere as it will cover
for you interest and generate profit for you.
Not comparing
Nowadays, there are a lot of
websites that allow you to compare the loan products of different banks on the
basis of interest rates, penalties, processing charges etc. Doing a comparison
is the only way to find the best option. Don’t make a lifelong decision based
on random advice from random people. Do your own research.
Not monitoring credit scores
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