Check what you can borrow, compare lenders and get the paperwork done, alongside your property purchase in Hyderabad or Dubai. Built for first-time buyers, NRIs and investors.
See your monthly instalment (EMI), the loan amount and the total interest before you speak to a lender.
Figures are estimates for guidance only. Your actual rate, eligibility and loan amount depend on the lender's assessment.
Most buyers choose the property first and work out the loan afterwards, and that is when budgets stretch, approvals stall and booking amounts are put at risk. The loan you can get decides the property you can buy, so the two work best when they are planned together.
Driven Properties India helps you plan the financing before you commit. We check what you are likely to be eligible for, compare home loan options from banks and housing finance companies, and coordinate the documents, valuation and disbursement with your purchase, whether you are buying in Hyderabad, buying in Dubai, or applying from abroad as an NRI.
A clear view of how much you can borrow before you shortlist: your likely loan amount, the down payment you will need (Indian lenders finance up to 75–90% of the property value under RBI rules) and an EMI that fits your income.
Home loan options from banks and housing finance companies compared side by side on interest rate, processing fees, tenure and prepayment terms, so you choose on the full cost and not just the headline rate.
Support for NRIs buying in Hyderabad from abroad: lenders that work with NRI applicants, the income and residency documents they ask for, power of attorney where needed, and repayment through NRE or NRO accounts.
Guidance for Indian buyers financing property in Dubai: how UAE lenders assess residents and non-residents, the down payment to plan for, and how the mortgage fits with the developer's payment plan.
We coordinate the application file, legal and technical verification of the property, the sanction letter and the disbursement schedule with the developer or seller, so the purchase stays on time.
For owners with an existing loan: a review of whether moving to a lower rate or a different tenure saves money after fees, and help with the transfer.
A salaried professional wants a 3 BHK in Kokapet. We work out the loan they can expect, compare offers from several lenders and line up the sanction before they pay the booking amount.
An NRI based in Dubai is buying an apartment in Hyderabad for their parents. We shortlist lenders that accept NRI applicants, prepare the document checklist and coordinate signing through a power of attorney.
An investor in Mumbai is buying off-plan in Dubai. We explain how the developer's payment plan and a later mortgage work together, and what down payment and documents to plan for.
The same advisors who help you choose the property help you plan the loan, so your budget, the purchase timeline and the lender's conditions are worked out together.
We regularly work with NRIs and buyers moving money between India and the UAE, and we know the documents and timelines lenders in both markets expect.
From the first eligibility check to disbursement, we coordinate the lender, the developer or seller and you, so nothing waits on a missing document.
Share your details and we'll get back with a tailored plan.
Common questions about Mortgage Services.
Yes. Many banks and housing finance companies lend to NRIs buying residential property in India. Lenders usually ask for proof of overseas income and employment, a valid visa or residency permit and Indian KYC, and repayment is made from an NRE or NRO account. We help you find lenders that accept your profile and prepare the documents.
In India, RBI rules let lenders finance up to 90% of the value for loans up to ₹30 lakh, up to 80% for loans between ₹30 lakh and ₹75 lakh, and up to 75% above ₹75 lakh. The rest is your down payment. Your final amount also depends on your income, existing loans and credit score.
No. The calculator gives an estimate from the property value, down payment, tenure and interest rate you enter. Your actual rate, fees and loan amount depend on the lender's assessment of your profile and the property.
Yes, UAE banks offer mortgages to both residents and non-residents, usually with a larger down payment for non-residents. The terms vary by lender, so we explain the options for your situation before you commit to a purchase.
Lenders usually ask for identity and address proof, PAN, recent salary slips or business financials, bank statements, income tax returns and the property documents. NRIs also need a passport with a valid visa and proof of overseas employment. We share the exact checklist for the lender you choose.
