Can a Flat purchased on Home be let on lease?

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My Query is Can a flat or house purchased thru a bank loan be let on lease.
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4 Responses to “Can a Flat purchased on Home be let on lease?”

  1. geeyen Says:

    with the permission of the bank

  2. Crazeddoglady Says:

    Most mortgage agreements have language in them that requires the lien holder (you) to occupy the premises for 2 years. After that it would be fine. Just check your mortgage agreement to make sure that you don’t have that restriction or that you have fulfilled the 2 year requirement.

  3. veers Says:

    absolutely.

    you can lease it out to any one of your choice. bank need only prompt repayment of monthly installments.

  4. GG Says:

    Yes. The agreement must state that the flat is mortgaged in bank and the bank must be informed. There should not be uch problem as it is a common practice.

    Still if u want you can ask the experts for free at Legal Corner