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IB Rent Encash

IB Rent Encash

Indian Bank is offering loan against rental receipts derived from registered lease contracts.  Rent or rental value pertaining to the residual / unexpired period of lease (certain period only) is only considered.  However, in cases where our bank is the lessee, the rent for the option period also can be reckoned for calculation of eligible loan amount, after duly taking in to account the certainty / possibilities of our bank renewing the lease agreement.

Eligible customers Owners of Freehold Property / Leasehold Property (Commercial / Residential – Individual / Joint owners / Trust / Societies / Corporate / Firms or any other entity) who have let out / who propose to let out their buildings to top notch Corporates / Public sector undertakings / State / Central Government offices.
Purpose Any purpose including repairs, renovation of buildings, marriage, education, household festivals, Medical or any bankable purpose other than speculative / prohibited purposes
Property Freehold / Leasehold Property (Commercial/Residential) acceptable to the Bank.

 

The property offered as security shall be absolute and specific to this loan.  Extension of existing securities to this loan product is not permissible.

 

Lease hold property may be considered if it is owned by Central Government/ State Government/Other Government bodies, subject to satisfactory legal opinion on the original lease deed which conveys the leasehold rights. NOC / Mortgage permission from these authorities should be obtained, wherever necessary.

Minimum Loan Rs.1.00 lakh
Maximum Loan  

Type of Lessee Based on location of property Based on the residual/unexpired period of lease

 

Our Bank / PSBs / Schedule B Banks / Central / State Govt. undertakings / profit making PSUs / MNCs (i.e., rated by FITCH or S&P with rating of “BBB” and above) & Top Notch Corporates (i.e. companies having external rating of “BBB” and above) Rs.5.00 crores if the property is situated in Tier I and Tier II Centers

 

 

Rs.2.00 crores if the property is situated in all other centers (Metro/Urban/Semi-Urban)  other than Tier I and Tier II Centers

Maximum 120 months of rent
All other cases which do not fall in the above category. Rs.2.00 crores if the property is situated in Tier I and Tier II Centers

 

 

Rs.1.00 crores if the property is situated in all other centers (Metro/Urban/Semi-Urban)  other than Tier I and Tier II Centers

Maximum 84 months of rent
Repayment Period                    

Type of Lessee Repayment Period
Our Bank / PSBs / Schedule B Banks / Central / State Govt. undertakings / profit making PSUs / MNCs (i.e., rated by FITCH or S&P with rating of “BBB” and above) & Top Notch Corporates (i.e. companies having external rating of “BBB” and above)    Maximum of 120 months or residual Lease period (certain period) whichever is lower.
All other cases which do not fall in the above category. Maximum of 84 months or residual lease period (certain period) whichever is lower
Margin                    

Type of Lessee Margin on NPV – of Rent Receivable Margin on RSV of the property
Our Bank / PSBs / Schedule B Banks / Central / State Govt. undertakings / profit making PSUs / MNCs (i.e., rated by FITCH or S&P with rating of “BBB” and above) & Top Notch Corporates (i.e. companies having external rating of “BBB” and above) 10% 30%
All other cases which do not fall in the above category. 20% 40%
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Prepayment Charges Term Loan:

·         Individuals: NIL

·         Non-individuals: 2% + applicable GST on the balance outstanding or drawing limit whichever is higher

 

Overdraft:

·         2% + applicable GST on the balance outstanding or drawing limit whichever is higher

 

Security ·         Assignment of Rent Receivables

·         Mortgage of property leased out

·         Guarantee as required by the Bank, as per the extant Policy and on case to case basis

Insurance Property offered as Security to be insured at borrower’s cost with Bank’s Clause against Fire, flood, earthquake, riot and other risks, which are normally covered by insurance companies.

( Last modified on Dec 01, 2022 at 12:12:56 PM )

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