Home Loans for Senior Citizens
It is never too late to dream. Get your dream home with HomeFirst home loans.
Why is an HomeFirst home loan a good option for you?
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Multiple applicants
Lighten the burden of your home loan with multiple co-applicants.
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Get a longer tenure
The tenure of our housing loans can be for a period of upto 25years.
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Loans at your convenience
Our relationship managers visit you, at your convenience, for meetings. Say goodbye to unnecessary trips and paperwork.
Eligibility
Loans are available to all individuals, regardless of their age. Find your eligibility with our handy calculator.
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FAQ’s
After a certain age, it becomes harder for people to avail of home loans. However, at HomeFirst, we believe that older citizens deserve to have the same benefits as their younger counterparts. We offer senior citizens special loans, with extended tenures and as many co-applicants as they require.
We are able to offer loans to people up to the age of 65.
Home loans for senior citizens are open to every individual for application, but we require that the property be insured.
HomeFirst offers loans for up to 10 years for senior citizens. It is possible to increase this to 25 years, in the event there are co-applicants for the loan.
Please provide the documents mentioned in this list to apply for a home loan.
Much the same as other loans, interest rates are set at the time of loan approval and are discussed with the customer in detail.
Absolutely. In fact, HomeFirst believes that senior citizens should be able to add as many co-applicants as they desire, in order to give themselves as much security as possible.
EMI are calculated based on the income and payment ability of all the applicants, and the principal borrowed amount. Those installments are then deducted from your account every month for the tenure of the loan.
No, HomeFirst does not ask for guarantors for any of their products.
The process is so easy, especially when compared to nationalised banks. They took care of everything, and I didn't have to do anything myself.