GET A CALL BACK

Want us to help you with anything?
Request a Call back

This field is required Only alphabetes are allowed
This field is required Only alphabetes are allowed
Please enter valid number
Please enter valid email
Please select product type
Please enter valid pincode

Thank you for your request.

Your reference number is CRM

Our executive will contact you shortly

It's a wise move to upgrade to a bigger home. You can use the additional rooms for your growing family, as a workspace, kids' study, guest room and more. But you need not sell your current home to buy a new one. Instead, consider planning your finances.

Know the Actual Cost of Buying a Home

When you wish to buy a house, consider the property value along with other expenses:

  • Stamp duty and registration charges

  • Brokerage (if applicable)

  • Down payment for the property

  • Title investigation and valuation charges, (if you take a Home Loan).

Know the Expenses incurred after a Property Purchase

There are certain expenses that you would incur post buying the property. These include:

  • Paint, furnishing and décor

  • Home insurance

  • Maintenance charges (the bigger the space, the higher the cost)

  • Utilities.

Set a Budget

Whether you are upgrading to a 2BHK or a 5+BHK, it is best not to touch your savings to finance the property value. Let a home loan take care of that. Just ensure that your monthly income (including any passive income source) is enough to fund the loan EMIs. Your savings can cater to expenses incurred during and post purchase.

Apply for a Home Loan

Finally, it's time to apply for a Home Loan and enjoy multiple benefits like:

  • Attractive interest rates with low EMIs

  • Minimal documentation

  • Online application process

  • Instant sanction for a pre-approved loan.

Use an online Home Loan Calculator to choose the right loan amount and tenure. Request your bank to set an Auto-debit facility on a specific date to regularise your EMI payments. For more insight into upgrading your house or getting a home loan, read other ICICI Bank blog posts.