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Letter To Bank To Bear Interest, Home Loan Delay Interest
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TScerberus_x
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Jul 20 2010, 07:50 PM, updated 16y ago
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Hi All, Recently, I purchased a second-hand house. On the Letter Of Offer, there is mentioned that I have to pay the balance of 90% amount (bank loan) in 90 days. After that, there is 8% p/a interest occur which calculated on daily basis. My question is, can I ask the bank to bear the interest cost as the delay was cause by their side. Should I write to them? The deadline will be on 15-Aug and the lawyer say he cannot completed the whole process before then. Can someone advise? Can someone guide me to write the letter? Thanksz
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ralyon
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Jul 20 2010, 10:08 PM
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Check your loan offer letter or loan agreement for how long you agreed to give the bank to process your loan. Usually it's stated 3 or 4 months time. So usually, before the time given for bank expired, your s&p 90 days already expired. Banks are smart you know.
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skng03
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Jul 20 2010, 10:16 PM
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QUOTE(cerberus_x @ Jul 20 2010, 07:50 PM) Hi All, Recently, I purchased a second-hand house. On the Letter Of Offer, there is mentioned that I have to pay the balance of 90% amount (bank loan) in 90 days. After that, there is 8% p/a interest occur which calculated on daily basis. My question is, can I ask the bank to bear the interest cost as the delay was cause by their side. Should I write to them? The deadline will be on 15-Aug and the lawyer say he cannot completed the whole process before then. Can someone advise? Can someone guide me to write the letter? Thanksz  are u sure is bank's fault, or is the loan agreement lawyer's fault? if its the lawyer then claim the different amount 8% - (your bank loan interest) from them, they will respond to you very fast if you CC. all the document to Bar council
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