Yes, your spouse’s income will also be included while calculating your loan eligibility. Also you can club your parents income, brothers income for loan enhancement. In case of self employed applicants’ , partners income can also be clubbed for loan enhancement.

No, you cannot get a home loan on a property which is already owned by you. However if you have purchased a property and within 6 months if you want to avail a home loan , the same would be considered by the bank. After 6 months you would be eligible for only a loan against property, and the interest rates for this loan is generally higher than that on a home loan and the tenor of such loans are shorter. Moreover , you will not be able to avail income tax benefits on it like on a home loan.

Yes, you can avail home loans from different banks( only for sanction purpose) . However ,the property can be mortgaged to only one bank and hence you need to finalize one bank for completion of formalities.

Yes, you can avail multiple home loans on different properties. The banks are primarily interested in the repayment capacity of a person  and if they are  comfortable with it you will not have any problem getting home loans for different properties at a time.

Yes, non-resident Indians can avail a special NRI home loan to buy a property in India. However it is at the discretion of the bank to sanction such loans. Most of the banks fund NRIs for a shorter tenure and charge a higher interest.

Many banks have their panel lawyers to conduct title search for properties.  Banks sanction loan only after they receive a report that there are no encrumbances and it has got a  clear and marketable title. In many cases  builders get their projects pre-approved by banks. These lenders thoroughly examine the legal documents of the title to that project, the stage of construction, and the builder’s track record to complete a project in time. The time taken to sanction loans from approved projects are comparatively lower.

Many a times  a borrower will opt for an under construction property and hence the bank make disbursements in parts, depending on the progress in the construction. However till the full loan is disbursed, you pay a simple interest at the rate you have already agreed upon with the lender. This is known as Pre-EMI. Once the full disbursement is made, you start paying your actual EMI from the next month.

In fixed rate home loan, the interest rate remains the same throughout the tenure of your home loan.
In floating rate home loan, the interest rate charged by a lender keeps changing with respect to the movements in Prime lending rates ( PLRs) of bank. Whenever there is a hike in the PLR, floating rate customers’  EMI would go up. Alternatively the tenor of the loan goes up .

You will be eligible to claim tax benefits on both the interest and principal components of your repayment during that financial year.

Yes, you can get tax benefits under Section 80C and Section 24 on both housing loans. However, the total amount on which you can get tax benefits will be Rs 1,00,000 and Rs 150,000 respectively across both loans.

Yes, the EMI amount or the tenure of the loan could get changed if one has availed a floating rate of interest.

No, it is not mandatory to buy property insurance when you are availing a home loan. But it is in the interest of the borrower to insure property as it eliminate risk of loss of property.

Yes, you can sell the house even when the home loan is active. However you need to inform the lender and get a consent from them to sell. The title deeds shall be released to the borrower once all the dues to the bank are fully paid off.