Project finance, inherently complex and characterized by extended gestation periods, necessitates a robust and harmonized regulatory framework. In this context, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has undertaken a comprehensive review of the existing prudential norms governing projects under implementation. The outcome of this review is the issuance of the Reserve Bank of India (Project…
IntroductionIn the context of home loans, a mortgage refers to the process wherein a borrower offers their immovable property as collateral to secure a loan. One of the common methods used in India to create such a mortgage—particularly an equitable mortgage—is through the execution and registration of a Memorandum of Deposit of Title Deeds (MODT).…
In our previous article we have explained about the Reverse Mortgage Loan (RML) Scheme, which offers regular income to senior citizen against pledging of their home with the lender. However, the RML product has not met with much success, because the scheme is not as supportive as expected to old age people. This is for…
Reverse mortgage loan scheme turn out to be windfall to senior citizen who needs financial help. The scheme also known as ‘RML scheme’ is created from Maintenance of Parents and Senior Citizen Bill 2007, by way of social security measure initiated by the Government of India. The RML scheme is also popular in other developed…
IntroductionHome loan agents and brokers play a pivotal role in facilitating the loan acquisition process. Their industry expertise, access to multiple lending institutions, efficient handling of documentation and personalized service make them valuable partners for prospective homeowners. A well-chosen agent can help borrowers navigate the complex world of home financing with greater ease and confidence.…
OverviewWhile the format and layout of home loan application forms may vary across banks and financial institutions, the essential information and supporting documents required remain broadly consistent. The application process involves providing comprehensive details of the borrower, and where applicable, the co-applicant and guarantor. Below is a structured overview of the information to be filled…
The rise in non-performing assets (NPAs) and fraudulent activities within the home loan segment reflects increasing operational complexity and systemic vulnerabilities. These challenges often stem from borrower misconduct, collusion with builders or insiders, and lapses in institutional oversight. In this environment, reinforcing due diligence protocols, embracing technological advancements, and adhering strictly to regulatory norms have…
1. Notify the Lender Begin by formally informing your lender of your intention to close the loan. Share your loan account details and specify the proposed date for final payment. 2. Settle Outstanding Dues Clear all outstanding dues, including the principal, interest, and any applicable charges such as prepayment or foreclosure penalties. Request a final…
Detecting forged or fabricated title deeds in home loan applications requires a comprehensive approach involving both manual scrutiny and digital verification tools. Banks and financial institutions adopt several methods to ensure the authenticity of documents, identify discrepancies, and mitigate the risk of fraud. These methods focus on verifying the legitimacy of title deeds, assessing ownership…
In the context of bank loans in India, security refers to the assets that a borrower pledges to a lender as a guarantee of loan repayment, mitigating the lender’s risk in case of default. Essentially, it’s a form of collateral that the lender can seize or sell if the borrower fails to meet their loan…