Commercial Loans in India, Interest Rates, Application
The principle issues you have to take care of whilst making decision have been illustrated below:
- Fees: This is the amount charged by loan providers as a compensation for the service rendered. This is referred to as points. Points, in some cases, are deemed to be investments. The borrower agrees to pay increased points in exchange of a better rate of interest. However, a comparison with the fees charged by other competitive lenders is a must. Fees constitute a major part of the cost. Hence, fees will be important selection criteria.
- Prepayment: Most lenders will not agree to a prepayment for the first 3-5 years. After the conclusion of the period, the entrepreneur can seek premature settlement of the loan account. This will enable borrowers to get rid of the loan without incurring any redemption penalty.
- Grace period: This is the period for which loan providers will allow borrowers to extend monthly repayments. For instance, if the monthly repayment is due on the first of every month, late payments up to the fifteenth of the same month will not be deemed late. Entrepreneurs must negotiate a better grace period from the loan provider.
- Late charges: Late charges constitute the penalty for delayed payments. These are open to negotiation.
- Solicitors’ fees: Borrowers can demand reasonable solicitors’ fees. Solicitors’ fee implies that the borrower is required to refund the lender’s fees and costs that were incurred on enforcing or recovering loan. This will become due when the borrower does not repay unsecured Commercial Loan in full.
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