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Looking for a Land loan?

Land Purchase Loan or Plot Purchase Loan is a unique financing option for residential or commercial construction. While owning a ready-made home does have its perks, customizing your home to your needs can be infinitely more satisfying

Loans for buying land are often given by banks with the purpose of making it easier to purchase a property. The loan is usually repaid over a long period, typically 10 years or more.

Benefits of Land Loan

High-value sanction
Near-instant approval
Balance transfer perks
Comfortable repayment options
Swift disbursal

Factors to consider when getting your land loan

      1. Land size
        • When taking out a loan for land purchases, the size of the property is important when calculating the amount needed to cover the deposit. The limits vary depending on the lender because it depends on how big your property is. About 95% of the value of your land can be borrowed if it’s up to 11 hectares in size; whereas a bigger size (more than this) would require at least a 20% deposit.
      2. Do I need to register?
        • When buying land, it’s important to consider whether you should consider the land as unregistered, registered land or a farm. You cannot get construction loan funding on unregistered land and planning permission may be an issue on registered land depending on the type of farm you are looking at.
      3. Location
        • If you want to obtain funds for purchasing land, you will need to consider where the desired site is located. Lenders are more than likely to be interested in properties that are closer to established focal points such as ports, business centers, and airports. The lender can also evaluate the location based on pricing and yields. The further you are from a focal point, the harder it will be for the
      4. Intends to build
        • Although plans don’t need to be in place immediately when requesting a land loan, lenders tend to view land buyers who say they’ll build on the land within years of buying it differently from those asking for an unplanned financial infusion. The difference between these two is that no-build owners have a higher default risk.

 

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