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Healthcare costs in India are rising at 14% annually , making medical emergencies financially overwhelming for many families.
If savings and health insurance fall short, an LAP or a Loan Against Property for medical emergencies can offer much-needed support. By pledging your residential or commercial property, you can access a substantial loan amount (subject to eligibility) with flexible repayment tenures – helping you manage urgent medical expenses without added financial strain.
This article explains how an LAP can help cover medical expenses, its key benefits, and the common documentation required – so you're better prepared when it matters most.
Here’s how an LAP can support you during medical emergencies:
Here are key reasons a Loan Against Property can be beneficial for managing urgent medical expenses:
The documentation for a Loan Against Property (LAP) can vary based on the lender’s policies and the applicant’s profile. However, the most common requirements include the following:
Ensuring these documents are in order can help speed up the LAP approval process.
A Loan Against Property (LAP) can be a valuable financial tool for managing medical emergencies, helping you access timely treatment without straining your savings.
If you’re facing urgent expenses, SMFG Grihashakti offers Loans Against Property with a hassle-free online application process, competitive interest rates, and flexible repayment tenures. Our LAP eligibility calculator will help you estimate the maximum loan amount you may be able to borrow. Apply online today or contact us for more information.
Yes, LAP funds can be used for a wide range of treatments, including hospitalisation, surgeries, diagnostic tests, and post-operative care.
No, you retain ownership of your property. The lender only holds it as collateral until the loan is fully repaid. You can continue to live in or use the property.
The loan amount depends on several factors such as the property's market value, your income, credit score, repayment capacity, and lender policies. Typically, lenders offer up to 75%* of the property’s current market value.