A full EMI payment is when a borrower pays back the equated monthly instalment (EMI) inclusive of principal amount as well as the interest amount after the construction of the house or building is completed.
A borrower should opt for full EMI payment when:
- You have purchased the property as a long-term investment
- You want to repay your debt (loan) at the earliest
- You want to enjoy tax benefits as soon as the repayment tenure starts
- You can foresee a delay in the construction of the project
- There isn’t any better option for the investment of funds.
A full EMI payment is when a borrower pays back the equated monthly instalment (EMI) inclusive of principal amount as well as the interest amount after the construction of the house or building is completed.
A borrower should opt for full EMI payment when:
- You have purchased the property as a long-term investment
- You want to repay your debt (loan) at the earliest
- You want to enjoy tax benefits as soon as the repayment tenure starts
- You can foresee a delay in the construction of the project
- There isn’t any better option for the investment of funds.