To obtain a loan from an NBFC (Non-Banking Financial Company), you generally need to submit an application along with the necessary documents such as ID proof, address proof, income statements, and property documents if applicable. The NBFC will evaluate your application, including creditworthiness and collateral if any.

Yes, you can transfer your home loan from an NBFC to a bank through a process called loan balance transfer. Evaluate the terms, interest rates, and fees offered by the bank, and if it proves beneficial, you can apply for the transfer. The new bank will pay off the existing loan with the NBFC, and you will continue repaying the loan to the bank under the agreed-upon terms.

Yes, most Non-Banking Financial Companies allow multiple applicants to apply for a loan together. Having co-applicants can strengthen the loan application, combining their incomes and financial strengths. Both applicants share the financial liability for repaying the loan.

Loan Against Property (LAP) is a type of secured loan where you pledge your property as collateral to secure a loan. This type of loan allows you to unlock the value of your property for various purposes, such as funding your business, education, or other financial needs. Interest rates for LAP are generally lower compared to unsecured loans due to the collateral involved.

You can easily fund your business through a MSME loan or a Loan Against Property. If you would like to get a MSME loan, then check out our MSME Loans webpage to understand the eligibility and application process.

To qualify for a loan, the usual factors include a stable income, good credit score, employment history, and collateral if it's a secured loan. It's essential to check the specific eligibility criteria of the NBFC offering the loan.