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WLB
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Jan 13 2011, 11:32 AM
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hi all..im newcomer..
just want to ask something small matter but for me maybe it complicated as a new property buyer n newcomer ..hehe
last 2week i already sign loan aggrement with cimb..then that person told me..after i sign loan aggmnt..bank will call me to cmfirm n ask the other question until today,,i didn't receive any call from bank...normally how long bank will call us after sign loan aggment?
S&P i not yet sign...how long should i wait..
for info..every 3 days i will call n ask about that matter...
tq
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WLB
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Jan 13 2011, 12:41 PM
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QUOTE(dariofoo @ Jan 13 2011, 11:38 AM) What do you mean by ask the other question?? Are you sure you sign a loan agreement? Or did you just sign a letter of offer? Why don't you sort out your S&P first for the time being? hi dario...sorry...actually that is letter of offer not a loan agrement
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WLB
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Jan 14 2011, 04:51 PM
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QUOTE(dariofoo @ Jan 13 2011, 01:46 PM) There you go. Smart thing you did, getting the loan sorted out first. Now you can sign the S&P with confidence. Once your lawyer has given a copy to the loan lawyer (assuming they're not the same), you will be called to sign the loan documentation.  TQ dario for your advice...one more thing...i just sign loan aggrement that i said before..now i realize facility period im going to pay is 40 years or 480 months...too long... can i ask to change from 40 years to 30 years..and to be sure i must sign loan agrement again? correct me if i wrong tq
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Jan 15 2011, 03:07 PM
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QUOTE(dariofoo @ Jan 14 2011, 10:28 PM) You only signed the letter of offer right? No issues just tell the bank officer that you want it to be amended to 30 years. Small matter. You better read it properly before you sign. Don't take things for granted ya  ya letter of offer  again..hehe i already tell the bank officer..they will change it to 30 years...i will sign letter of offer again thank dariofoo...
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Jan 19 2011, 12:53 PM
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hi all..Please advise me regarding the legal fees for house RM 270K..it this reasonable?
Professional fees on
1) Aggrement - S&P Aggre/transfer RM 2340.00 2) Entry & Withdrawal Private Caveat RM 350.00 3) Filling of CKHT 2A RM 200.00
Gov tax 6% RM 173.40 sub-total RM 3,063.40 Disbursements
1) adjudication RM 10.00 2) OA search RM 50.00 3)title search Rm100.00 4) Travelling expenses/courier charges Rm 300.00 5)Miscellaneous RM 50.00 6)Developers Comfirmation RM 25.00
Registration Fee on
1) Entry to Private Caveat RM 340.00 2) MOT (subject to valuation) RM 100.00
Stamping Fee
1) Agreement- S&P RM 40.00 2) MOT (subject to valuation) RM 4,400.00 Statutory Declaration in support of the entry of Private caveat RM 20.00
sub-total RM 5,435.00
grand total RM 8,498.40
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Jan 19 2011, 02:09 PM
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thank dario...i want meet lawyer today n ask him what u said above.. thank u very much
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Jul 19 2011, 04:16 PM
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Need some information/advice The scenario like this...The completion date on 13th Aug 2011 (just a few days)..Then my lawyers just send the MOT to developer and expected to be returned on 19th July 2011(today). At the same time, my bank lawyer has informed that she has just obtained the 2nd half year assessment for payment. The seller has to settle the payment first before bank lawyer can proceed to submit for the application for consent to charge. My lawyer said once the MOT is returned from the Developer’s office, they will submit for adjudication for stamp duty assessment and payment thereof. When saw this scenario, it can take a few weeks maybe a month to settle? The completion date 13th Aug 2011 Need some advice for this matter. Tq
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Jul 26 2011, 10:20 AM
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QUOTE(mcwong @ Jul 21 2011, 04:19 PM) I just informed by my lawyer that purchaser loan solicitor will release the first payment to my bank this week. My lawyer say it needs another 1 month atleast to complete a whole transaction. I wander what is the procedure that takes so long? how can i speed up the process as is already since 1 year for this transaction. thanks in advance. QUOTE(dariofoo @ Jul 22 2011, 10:52 AM) What are the details of the property? Perhaps it is a leasehold property that requires consent from the state authority, hence the delay. As to what you can do to speed things up, well, is is mostly your solicitors' duty, but perhaps you can make sure that all documents from your side have been handed over to him.  face same problem like mcwong..as a dariofoo said..it is a leasehold property, that required consent from state authority. so many dato' to sign plus my lawyer is slow in action..
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