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How is an overdraft loan against property different from a regular loan?

Here is how an overdraft loan against property differs from a regular loan:

ParameterOverdraft Loan against Property (LAP)Regular Loan 
Loan Amount Credit limits are sanctioned by the loan provider and withdrawals are on demand.Typically, a fixed amount sanctioned and disbursed upfront.
TenureTypically, it comes with a shorter tenure and differs from one loan provider to another.It comes with a longer tenure.
Interest CalculationThe rate of interest is calculated only when withdrawn.The rate of interest is usually on the entire amount sanctioned.
Interest RateInterest rates are typically lower as property is mortgaged.Interest rates are usually higher since it is unsecured. 
RepaymentUsually, it offers a flexible interest payment as per usage.Typically, it comes at a fixed Equated Monthly Instalment (EMI) for the entire tenure.
DisbursalOn-demand withdrawals when requiredFull disbursal upfront in one go
Processing TimeFaster as collateral is involvedSlower as an unsecured loan
CollateralRequires pledged propertyMay not need collateral

These differences make each type of loan suitable for specific needs. Overdraft loans are often preferred for flexible, short-term funding requirements, while regular loans are typically chosen for larger, long-term financial commitments.

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