QUOTE(xiaopygu @ Jan 11 2010, 12:41 AM)
Dear 106127,
U may refer to fiecks84's thread as he pretty understand well. Hoho....
Btw, not all bankers r trying to provide the incorrect info in order to close the sales.. At least, won't be the term of first drawdown = full drawdown for an under con property... Tat is a basic knowledge for a banker to know! ( those inexperience bankers excluded) Hoho....
No offence but jz trying to make u clear.. ^^
hie, xiaopygu U may refer to fiecks84's thread as he pretty understand well. Hoho....
Btw, not all bankers r trying to provide the incorrect info in order to close the sales.. At least, won't be the term of first drawdown = full drawdown for an under con property... Tat is a basic knowledge for a banker to know! ( those inexperience bankers excluded) Hoho....
No offence but jz trying to make u clear.. ^^
i do not mean bankers will provide the incorrect info in order to close the sales. but the banker himself are not well verse. so he will advise his client the way he have understand it. but that is not always the case, he will need to study some law too.
for the drawdown, its easy.
the developer have financiers as well.
so it just finance 90% of the property by the same panel of bank. and the deal is made so that the 1st draw down is the full drawdown on the 36 month. since the money is there.
its just a merry go round process and the bank are happy to collect penalties from purchaser who will sell their property within 5 years after completion.
we purchaser will lose coz, we have to pay for the loan agreement and penalties. that is good profit for the bank.
better than earning interest rates.
Added on January 11, 2010, 12:57 am
QUOTE(xiaopygu @ Jan 11 2010, 12:41 AM)
At least, won't be the term of first drawdown = full drawdown for an under con property... Tat is a basic knowledge for a banker to know! ( those inexperience bankers excluded)
banker? inexperience or with few year experience? ask them a few more question about drawdown , they wont be able to answer. haha
word of advice, when it comes agreement, dont ask the banker a.k.a. salesmen.ask the lawyer instead.
This post has been edited by 106127: Jan 11 2010, 12:57 AM
Jan 11 2010, 12:49 AM

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