QUOTE(Raub @ Dec 30 2009, 04:48 PM)
i dun think must sign bank offer letter first.
as a purchaser , we have the rights to know the SPA content first , if u sign bank offer letter but the SPA content is not like what agent tell you ? will u sign the SPA oso ? if u wan to cancel the unit, but u sign the bank offer letter, bank will charge some amount for u. Actually is wait for your loan approve and ask the agent pass the letter to you and dont sign first .collect from other bank and compare first , bank offer letter normally is valid few months .
after that get the understand ur SPA, make sure not cheated and no hide anything then only sign .
then arrange appointment with banker and sign the bank offer letter.
That should be the proper way. Anyway, i had signed the bank offer letter. The S&P lawyer promise to send me a softcopy of the S&P but I still do not receive anything yet.
Added on December 30, 2009, 6:00 pmQUOTE(alvinchien1981 @ Dec 30 2009, 12:01 PM)
Yes, you must sign the bank loan offer first.
After u sign, then call your SA, ask whether the S & P agreement document already ready.
If yes, then make a appoinment with them to sign S & P, they will ask you to bring along your bank loan offer letter also.
The developer should completed your unit wihthin 3 years base on the date you sign S & P.
If not, they will have to pay us 8% or 10% of the interest(i forget whether 8% or 10%) on daily basic.
It is stated inside S & P.
You will have to pay them(developer)Rm1000 as deposit, it is refundable once your bank release your bank loan.
As what I understand, the 1k pay to the loan lawyer. The banker told me some will request but some will not.
This post has been edited by bbinn2008: Dec 30 2009, 06:00 PM