Everything on financing a Gurgaon home: the step-by-step loan process, RBI's LTV limits, eligibility and documents, how disbursement works for under-construction flats, GST rules, and tax benefits.
The home loan process, step by step
Check eligibility and get a pre-approval / sanction based on income and credit score
- Finalise the property and submit property papers for the bank's legal and technical valuation
- Bank verifies builder credibility, RERA, approvals and construction stage
- Loan sanction letter, then sign agreement, then disbursement (lump sum for ready property, staged for under-construction)
- Registration and mortgage creation complete the process
RBI's LTV (loan-to-value) limits
Up to ₹30 lakh loan: LTV up to 90% of property value
- Above ₹30 lakh to ₹75 lakh: up to 80%
- Above ₹75 lakh: capped at 75% — you fund the rest as down payment
- Stamp duty, registration charges and GST are NOT included in the property value for LTV, so budget them separately from your loan
Eligibility and credit factors
A CIBIL score of ~750+ gets the best rates; lower scores mean higher rates or rejection
- Salaried: typically ~2 years total work experience with 6–12 months in the current job; self-employed: ~3 years business continuity with ITRs
- Lenders cap EMIs at roughly 40–50% of net income (FOIR)
- Age, existing liabilities, and loan tenure (up to ~30 years) all affect the sanctioned amount
Documents you'll need
Identity/address proof and PAN
- Income proof: salary slips, Form 16, and bank statements (or ITRs and business proof for self-employed)
- Complete property papers: sale/builder agreement, title documents, approved building plan, RERA and DTCP details
- For under-construction: the demand letter and construction-linked payment plan
How disbursement works for under-construction flats
Funds are released in stages tied to verified construction progress (construction-linked plan), not all at once
- You typically pay 'pre-EMI' (interest only) on the disbursed amount until full disbursement, then full EMIs begin
- Delays in construction extend your pre-EMI period — a real cost in Gurgaon's under-construction market
- Some builders offer subvention schemes; read the terms carefully
GST on under-construction property
Under-construction non-affordable homes: 5% GST, with NO input tax credit
- Affordable housing: 1% GST (carpet area up to 60 sq m in metros including Delhi-NCR, and price up to ₹45 lakh)
- Ready-to-move flats that already have a completion/occupation certificate are EXEMPT from GST — a genuine saving
- GST applies to the construction value only; there is no GST on the land portion or on resale of completed property
Tax benefits and 2026 rule changes
Section 80C: up to ₹1.5 lakh deduction on principal repayment (old regime)
- Section 24(b): up to ₹2 lakh deduction on interest for a self-occupied home (old regime)
- PMAY / affordable-housing benefits may apply to eligible first-time buyers
- Under RBI's 2025 pre-payment directions, lenders cannot charge foreclosure/prepayment fees on floating-rate loans to individuals for non-business purposes (for loans sanctioned/renewed on or after 1 Jan 2026)
