A Loan Against Property (LAP) is one of the most powerful financing options available when you need substantial funds at comparatively lower interest rates. At Purple Finance, we help individuals and business owners leverage the value of their residential or commercial property to meet large financial requirements—without selling the asset.
Through our association with leading Banks and NBFCs, we offer structured, eligibility-based LAP solutions with transparent terms and expert guidance at every stage.
A Loan Against Property allows you to pledge your owned residential or commercial property as collateral to secure funding. Since the loan is backed by a tangible asset, lenders typically offer higher loan amounts, longer tenures, and lower interest rates compared to unsecured loans.
Purple Finance ensures that your loan structure aligns with your income, repayment capacity, and long-term financial goals.
Loan Against Property is suitable for:
Eligibility is assessed based on income stability, credit profile, property value, and lender-specific criteria.
💰 Business growth or working capital
📝 Education expenses (India or abroad)
🏦 Medical emergencies
🏢 Consolidation of multiple high-interest loans
💳 Personal financial requirements
Access larger loan amounts compared to unsecured loans.
Benefit from reduced interest rates due to asset-backed security.
Longer tenures help manage EMIs comfortably.
Funds can be used for business expansion, education, medical expenses, debt consolidation, or personal needs.
Continue using the property while leveraging its value.
Our Strengths
We ensure responsible borrowing with a focus on long-term financial stability.
While requirements vary by lender, typical documents include:
Our team assists with verification to ensure smooth processing.
Understand your funding requirement and property details.
Evaluate property value and borrower eligibility.
Identify the most suitable Bank or NBFC option.
Coordinate paperwork and lender approval.
Funds released directly to your account.
Important Notes