Bank of Baroda offers home loans for the customers for purchase, construction, or renovation of the house. If you have purchased a land and think to build a house in it, then Bank of Baroda home loan will support you with it. You can borrow money from Bank of Baroda as per your requirement. And can pay the loan amount in equated monthly installments with a floating interest rate. Read the article below to know what are the benefits of using Bank of Baroda home loan for the house construction.
Who can apply for Bank of Baroda Home Loan?
Indian residents, NRI (Non Resident Indian), PIO (Person of Indian Origin), OCI (Overseas Citizens of India) aged between 21 to 70 years are eligible for a home loan. Both a salaried and self-employed can apply for Bank of Baroda home loan based on the repayment capacity including the future EMI payment of the borrowed loan amount. Check out the tabel to know how Bank of Baroda will calculate your eligibility for the home loan.
Flexible Bank of Baroda Home Loan Interest Rate
The home loan comes at a floating rate of interest that means the rate will change with the bank Base Repo Linked Lending Rate (BRLLR). Bank of Baroda current BRLLR is 6.85%. And the effective Bank of Baroda home loan interest rates range from 6.85%-7.85% per annum. The advantage in floating rate of interest is that if the lending rate is high the interest rate on the home loan will be low which will help you pay the EMI easily and you can part pay the loan as well to reduce the burden.
Longer Tenure & High Loan Amount
Bank of Baroda provides home loan up to INR 10 Crore based on the income and property location. As for the semi-urban and rural area house construction the maximum amount you can borrow is of INR 1 Crore, while in metros cities loan amount can range from INR. 5 to 10 Crore. You can pay the borrowed loan amount in equated monthly installments up to 30 years which you can choose as per the repayment capacity. There is also a moratorium on Bank of Baroda home loan which is up to 36 months based on the house construction. An 18 month moratorium period is provided to the borrower for under construction houses and buildings up to 7th Floor, thereafter a 6 month additional moratorium per floor is offered to the borrower which is subject to 36 months maximum.
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