To determine how much home loan you should sanction or are eligible for
Basic Formula for Home Loan Eligibility
Most banks/NBFCs follow this rule:
Loan Eligibility ≈ 60% to 80% of your monthly income used for EMI payments
Formula:
Loan Eligibility = (Monthly Income × EMI Ratio) × Loan Tenure × 12
EMI Ratio: Generally between 0.4 to 0.6 (40–60% of monthly income)
Loan Tenure: Usually 15 to 30 years
Interest Rate: Affects EMI – used in EMI calculators
Example Calculation
Let’s assume:
Monthly income: ₹50,000
Bank allows EMI = 50% of income = ₹25,000
Interest rate: 8.5% per annum
Loan tenure: 20 years
Using a home loan EMI calculator:
For ₹25,000 EMI at 8.5% for 20 years → you can get approx ₹26–28 lakhs loan
Factors That Affect Sanctioned Loan Amount
Monthly income
Current EMIs/loans (if any)
Credit score (CIBIL > 700 preferred)
Age (younger applicants get longer tenure)
Type of employment (salaried or self-employed)
Down payment available (typically 10–25% of property value)
Loan-to-Value (LTV) Ratio
Banks don’t give 100% loan. Based on property value:
Property Value
Max LTV (Loan %)
Up to ₹30 lakhs. --90%
₹30–75 lakhs-- 80%
Above ₹75 lakhs- 75%
So if property cost = ₹50 lakhs → max loan = ₹40 lakhs
Recommendation
To get the exact loan amount you can sanction:
Use a Home Loan EMI Calculator (many are available online)
Check your credit score (CIBIL)
Consult your bank or a loan agent with your income documents
Would you like me to calculate your eligibility if you give your:
Monthly income
Tenure preference
Interest rate (approx)
Existing EMIs
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