Loan Against Property for Noida property owners
Most property in Noida and Greater Noida is allotted on long lease by the development authority (Noida Authority, Greater Noida Authority or YEIDA), not sold freehold. That shapes a loan against property: lenders check the lease deed and its transfer chain, and for many plots — industrial and commercial especially — the authority's permission to mortgage. For flats in group housing societies, the builder's occupancy or completion certificate and a registered sub-lease deed often decide whether, and how much, a lender will accept.
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