U need to be realistic. No money = dont buy
Wan2buy HOUSE-Insufficient / Downpayment Handicapp, Other methods / solutions
Wan2buy HOUSE-Insufficient / Downpayment Handicapp, Other methods / solutions
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Oct 27 2010, 08:53 AM
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U need to be realistic. No money = dont buy
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Oct 27 2010, 05:58 PM
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QUOTE(st127 @ Oct 27 2010, 05:40 PM) thanks all for your sharings... Hey dude.. ur background is almost same as mine and my other frens' larim not guy have (or want) parents that can subsidize and sharing joint account epf with partner, it isn't possible either unless she says or suggests... in other words, i will have to work my ass off , save up real discipline and pray hard that 2yrs from now the price do not sky rocket.. else seriously lah... it will become..only way to buy house would be get help from parents + share with partner OR wait till mid 30's OR TOTO / 4D HAHA...*Faints* Unfair world....tough being a guy..... I also hope to own my property soon, but buying a house without being able to afford the pre-requisite (downpayment) is really impractical. 100% loan for buying houses below RM220K, to me isnt a good idea as well. Because it means you end up paying more to serve the interest Anyway, if and only if you are sure that you can afford the installment that comes after, you can look for new launch development which discounts are given (now I see this strategy being practised by quite some developers). Some even give 10% discount which means no downpayment needs to be paid, you might only need to pay the legal fees. See the examples: http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1459517 <- Pacific Plance @ Ara Damansara http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1604230 <- The Sanderson @ Taman Bukit Serdang http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1610198 <- USJ One Park, Subang |
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Oct 29 2010, 12:01 AM
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dello: the answer to ur q is simple: (1) if u do not hv enuf money for 10% downpayment yet, and (2) if u r willing to pay extra $ to serve the interest, then take up 100% loan la.
But normally if u r financially ok u might wan to reduce the loan % as much as possible to avoid 'donating' too much to the bank. Tats my 2cent |
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