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Construction Loans
Construction finance may be available for eligible projects, subject to lender policies, property ownership, approved plans, project estimates and the applicant's repayment capacity.
What may be considered?
- Property ownership and title records.
- Approved construction plans and permissions.
- Construction estimates and project details.
- Income, bank statements and repayment capacity.
Disbursement stages and documentation, where applicable, are set by the lender.
Enquire about construction finance →Typical preparation checklist
- Identity and address documents.
- Property title and ownership records.
- Plan approvals and cost estimate.
- Income proof and bank statements.
- Any additional lender-specific documents.
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Mortgage Loans / Loans Against Property
A loan against property may allow an eligible property to be offered as collateral. The lender may review property value, ownership, existing charges, income, credit history and repayment capacity.
Important considerations
- Property type and location accepted by the lender.
- Legal ownership and valuation assessment.
- Existing mortgage or encumbrances.
- Income, credit profile and loan purpose.
Residential or commercial property eligibility varies by lender. Carefully review the collateral and repayment obligations before proceeding.
Typical documents
- Identity and address proof.
- Property ownership and title documents.
- Income proof and bank statements.
- Details of any existing loan on the property.
- Additional legal or valuation records if requested.
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All loan types, amounts, collateral requirements and terms are subject to lender assessment. An enquiry does not guarantee approval.