Bajaj Housing Finance home loan: For both Fresh Home Loan, as well as Home Loan Balance Transfer, salaried applicants can apply through WhatsApp.
New Delhi: Bajaj Housing Finance on Monday announced that it has launched its Online Home Loan application on WhatsApp, wherein prospective salaried borrowers can apply for a Home Loan anywhere, anytime by simply submitting a few details.
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For both Fresh Home Loan, as well as Home Loan Balance Transfer, salaried applicants can apply through WhatsApp. The application requires only a few details, including your name, mobile number, PAN, etc., and you can instantly check your eligibility and offer amount. Those interested in availing of a Digital In-Principle Sanction Letter can do so by paying a nominal sum of Rs. 1,999 + GST, Bajaj Housing Finance said.
How to apply for Bajaj Housing Finance Home Loan Application Through WhatsApp
– Scan the QR code, or save the number ‘75075 07315’ and say ‘Hi’ to start the application
– Submit only 8 details (name, contact numbers, PAN, etc.) to check your Home Loan eligibility and offer instantly
– Avail of a Digital In-Principle Sanction Letter by paying only Rs. 1,999 + GST
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Bajaj Housing Finance Home Loans start at 8.60% p.a. for salaried and professional applicants and allow borrowers the option to link their interest rate to the Repo Rate.
Bajaj Housing Finance Limited is a 100% subsidiary of Bajaj Finance Limited. The Pune Headquartered company offers finance to individuals as well as corporate entities for the purchase and renovation of homes, or commercial spaces. It also provides loans against property for business or personal needs as well as working capital for business expansion purposes. The Company also offers finance to developers engaged in the construction of residential and commercial properties as well as lease rental discounting to developers and high-net-worth individuals.
