"Zero Interest" does not mean the bank charges you nothing. It means we structure your loan and your surplus so that what your money earns offsets what your loan costs - so your net interest moves towards zero. The bank still charges. Your money starts working against that charge.
45-second VSL - Vinod, direct to camera: "Open your calculator. Your EMI, times twelve, times your tenure. Now subtract the loan amount. Most people have never once seen that number, and it is bigger than the house."
You have spent three months choosing between two flats. You spent about six minutes choosing the loan - and the loan is the one that will cost you more.
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If you are in the first list, thirty minutes from now you will know
the real twenty-year cost of the biggest financial decision of your
life, and whether the EMI is safe against your income.
If you
are in the second, please do not book. Vinod takes every one of
these sessions himself and there are only ten to twelve a week.
10 to 12 sessions a week · Vinod takes every one himself
Forty seconds. Do this before you read another line. It needs nothing but your phone.
Open your calculator. Take your EMI. Multiply it by 12. Multiply that by your tenure in years. Now subtract the loan amount.
What is left is the interest. The real one, over the full tenure. Here is what it looks like at an illustrative 8.5 percent:
Illustrative only, at 8.5%. Actual rate, tenure and outcome depend on your lender, product and profile.
Look at the second row and the last row. Five extra years of tenure on a ₹50 lakh loan costs about ₹16.7 lakh in extra interest. On a ₹1 crore loan it is about ₹33 lakh. Nobody told you that, because the five extra years make the EMI look smaller, and a smaller EMI is what gets the file approved. This is not a claim and it is not a promise. It is arithmetic, and you just did it yourself on your own phone.
Now hold that number in your head and look at how the last three months have actually gone.
Two flats, compared endlessly. Floor plans, carpet area, the view, the commute, your wife's opinion, your mother's opinion. And the loan - the thing that costs more than the flat over twenty years - was whichever bank gave the pre-approval first.
That is the only sentence a bank or a DSA is structurally able to say to you. It is a statement about what you can borrow. Not one person in this entire process has asked what you should borrow. That is a completely different question and it has a completely different answer.
The builder sells a flat. The DSA sells a loan. The advisor sells a product. The relative forwards a broker's number. None of them speak to each other, all of them get paid when you say yes, and you are sitting in the middle trying to work out who is telling the truth.
Because a spreadsheet gives you more numbers, and what you were missing was never numbers. It was judgement. Information is free and you have already read far too much of it. That is part of the problem, not the cure.
You are supposed to understand this. Everyone assumes you do. So when a lender uses a term you do not know, you nod. And you will sign a twenty-year commitment rather than look like the one person in the room who did not follow.
Look at those five again and notice what is actually missing. Not money. Not eligibility. Not intelligence - you built the spreadsheet. Not effort - three months of site visits. What is missing is one person who is paid by you, sitting on your side of the table, who has no reason to care whether you buy.
The broker gets paid when you buy. The bank gets paid when you borrow. Vinod gets paid when you decide - and sometimes that decision is no.
Not the illustration above. Yours. Your loan amount, your tenure, your rate, your total interest over the full term. Most people are seeing this for the first time in their life, and most of them go quiet for a moment.
What percentage of your take-home that EMI actually eats, and whether that number is safe for a twenty-year commitment or whether it quietly makes every other decision in your life smaller.
Rate is one of four things that decide what a loan costs. The other three are tenure, structure and what your surplus does every month. Most people optimise the one and ignore the three.
How Offset works, what it needs from you, and crucially - whether it suits your situation at all. If you do not have surplus cash sitting idle each month, you will be told it is not for you.
Not twenty. Three. The ones that cannot be fixed afterwards.
Including when the answer is no. "If the numbers do not work, I will tell you not to buy, even if it costs me the transaction." That is his sentence, not mine.
The first twenty minutes are entirely your numbers and nothing is sold to you. In the last ten you are told the three steps - and if there is a next step beyond that, it is named once and you are free to ignore it.
The real twenty-year cost of your loan, written down. You will show it to your husband or wife that evening. Everybody does.
Because the thing keeping you up was never a missing calculation. It was not knowing whether anybody had checked your thinking. Somebody will have.
Against your actual take-home, your actual commitments, your actual cash flow. Not against what a lender decided you are eligible for.
Your Loan Reality Sheet with your own numbers written out, the 10-Point High-ROI Deal Checklist, and the Pre-Signing Document List covering RERA, title and approvals. Yours even if you ask for the ₹9 back.
For the first time in three months. That alone is worth half an hour, and several people have said exactly that at the end of the call.
None of this requires you to commit to anything, change lenders, or even buy a house. It requires thirty minutes and nine rupees, against a decision you will carry until you are nearly sixty.
You will be paying this EMI until you are 58. Spend thirty minutes finding out exactly what it costs before you promise it.
Vinod Shelar · FinProRealtors · Soaring RealFinTech Pvt Ltd
In property and home loan structuring, across Mumbai, Pune, Thane and Navi Mumbai
A ₹1 crore revenue practice built with no advertising at all, until now
Soaring RealFinTech Pvt Ltd - PropTech, FinTech and WealthTech
10 to 12 a week, no team, no junior, no call centre
Eighteen years ago Vinod started watching people buy homes, and after a few hundred of them he noticed something that has bothered him ever since. People spend six months choosing between two flats. They spend about six minutes choosing the loan.
The flat is the decision everybody talks about. The loan is the one that costs them more - often more than the flat itself, as you worked out on your own phone two screens ago. So he started doing it the other way round: the loan first, the structure first, the twenty-year number first, and the property only once those are settled. That reordering is the whole of the Zero Interest Home Loan Framework.
The practice has run for eighteen years entirely on referrals, with no advertising of any kind. That is an uncomfortable thing to say in an ad, and it is also the only proof that matters in this business: people sent him their friends, their brothers and their colleagues, which nobody does for an advisor who sold them the wrong thing.
And here is something he says before you ask it. He may receive compensation from a builder or a lender if a transaction eventually happens. That is disclosed to you in writing before anything. It is also exactly why he charges an advisory fee - so that his advice is paid for by you, and is not dependent on you buying.
What you get instead is half an hour with one person who has sat through hundreds of these decisions, who has no inventory to clear this quarter, and who has built an entire eighteen-year practice on people trusting what he told them.
Everybody in this process optimises the interest rate, because the rate is the only number anybody shows you. But the rate is one of four things that decide what a loan actually costs. The other three are the tenure you chose, the structure you were given, and what your surplus cash does every single month while it sits in a savings account earning almost nothing. Three of the four levers are not controlled by the bank. They are controlled by you - and nobody has ever told you they exist. That is why two people with the same loan, the same rate and the same salary can end up paying very different amounts over twenty years, and why the Reality Check starts with arithmetic rather than with a product.
The name describes the goal of the method, not a product. No lender offers a zero-rate loan. The aim is to move your net interest cost towards zero by structuring the loan, the tenure and your surplus. Outcomes depend on your lender, rate, surplus and market conditions, and are not guaranteed.
Nothing can be improved while it is invisible, and for most people this number has been invisible for their entire adult life.
Result: You stop negotiating in the dark. This step happens on the ₹9 call.
The bank answered a question you never asked. This step answers the real one.
Result: The loan stops being whatever the first bank offered you.
This is the mechanical heart of the framework, and it is deliberately explained in the open.
Result: The same money does two jobs instead of sitting still doing one badly.
This is what the name actually refers to, stated plainly.
Result: You are no longer optimising one number out of four.
And for the thirty minutes themselves: if the session does not show you at least one thing you did not know about your own loan, say so and the ₹9 is refunded. You keep all three documents.
Interest Paid minus Interest Saved minus Money Earned equals your net cost. Four levers, three of them in your hands, and nobody has ever shown you any of them. That is the whole framework, and the first lever gets pulled in thirty minutes.
There are no "I saved ₹42 lakh" testimonials on this page and there never will be. In a financial category a savings figure in somebody else's mouth becomes a claim in Vinod's, and this page does not make claims.
The practice has run entirely on referrals - friends, brothers and colleagues sent to him by people he advised.
Soaring RealFinTech Pvt Ltd - PropTech, FinTech and WealthTech, operating as FinProRealtors.
Watch him do the arithmetic for sixty seconds. If it is wrong, you will know immediately, because it is only multiplication.
No team, no junior advisor, no call centre reading from a script. Ten to twelve is what one man can do properly alongside the clients he already has. When the week is full, the next slot is the following week - and property decisions do not wait politely.
Which is also why it is ₹9 and not free. Free sessions no-show at sixty to seventy percent, and every no-show is half an hour taken from somebody who was serious. ₹9 is less than a vada pav. It is not a fee, it is you opening UPI and entering a PIN, which is the smallest possible proof that you intend to turn up.
Pick a slot, pay the ₹9, and answer four short questions on WhatsApp - your property budget, your loan amount, your tenure, and when you need to decide. The session then starts with your numbers instead of with introductions.
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Not a team member, not a sales call, and the only one-to-one entry point he offers.
The total interest on your own loan across the full tenure, calculated live, in front of you.
Whether that EMI is genuinely safe against your take-home for twenty years.
Your own numbers, written out, so you can show your spouse and your CA rather than trying to repeat them from memory.
How to read past a brochure.
Exactly what to verify on RERA, title and approvals before you sign anything.
And if the session does not show you at least one thing you did not know about your own loan, the ₹9 comes back and you keep all three documents.
The three documents are yours whatever happens next. Whether you work with him, whether you buy, whether you ask for the refund. Which means the worst possible outcome of this page is that you spend nine rupees, learn your own twenty-year number, get the nine rupees back, and keep ₹5,000 of checklists.
The 10-Point High-ROI Deal Checklist - ₹2,500
The Pre-Signing Document List - ₹2,500
Your Loan Reality Sheet, personally prepared
The 30-minute 1:1 session with Vinod
Documents alone: ₹5,000Your price today: ₹9And the ₹9 is refundable. The ₹5,000 is not - it is yours regardless.
₹9 · 30 minutes · 1:1 on Zoom · All three documents kept regardless
Here is the arithmetic one last time. You are about to commit to a payment every month until you are nearly sixty, on a loan whose total cost you have never seen. This costs nine rupees and half an hour. If it teaches you nothing, the nine rupees comes back and you keep ₹5,000 of checklists. There is no version of this where you lose money. There is only the version where you sign on a Saturday, and work out the real number in your car afterwards.