QUOTE(TheDoer @ Sep 29 2011, 04:13 PM)
Actually, "good cash flow" is subjective.
I think it all adds up. How much cash you have, your current debts, your assets, your debt clearance history, amount being borrowed, collateral estimated price.
Not many people realise this but, Credit cards are considered debt as well.
If you have 2 or 3 CC, with 5K, 10K limit, each. It's potential debt.
Another thing is, bonuses and commissions should not be considered as cash flow as they may caese at a blink of an eye.
This is how banks are suppose to evaluate. If anyone says their loan agent falsified this info, or that the bank doesn't consider this. Then I'd be seriously concerned about our banks.
Bro, have you taken any housing loan before? You know on top of your document for verification they will go through your CCRISS records right? I think it all adds up. How much cash you have, your current debts, your assets, your debt clearance history, amount being borrowed, collateral estimated price.
Not many people realise this but, Credit cards are considered debt as well.
If you have 2 or 3 CC, with 5K, 10K limit, each. It's potential debt.
Another thing is, bonuses and commissions should not be considered as cash flow as they may caese at a blink of an eye.
This is how banks are suppose to evaluate. If anyone says their loan agent falsified this info, or that the bank doesn't consider this. Then I'd be seriously concerned about our banks.
All your bad debts, your credit card info, your credit card limit.. everything would be there. there is no where for you to hide la. Your agent want to falsified? I don't think so he can do that.
Added on September 29, 2011, 5:14 pm
QUOTE(bearbearhong @ Sep 29 2011, 02:34 PM)
Bro i got a Condo in Batu 3 Shah Alam (Puri Ayu). opposite of CSR. Rental there is high My mistake for the word all time low. haha listen too much to the boy band d la i think that's why.
Added on September 29, 2011, 5:24 pm
QUOTE(GangHo @ Sep 29 2011, 05:01 PM)
Agree. We need to lay out the criteria and define and thus making "good cash flow "objective"
In my own term and criteria, good cash flow means 0% of default within the brackets of the predicted & firm happenings.
In case of emergency, contingency fund has to be allocated.
Although we could not find any statistic to show whether any banker/agent falsify any information during application, it is evident that lots of ppl over-leveraged and unable to pay their loan during a crisis. Whether this is a reflection of falsifying information, it is up to individual judgement.
Moreover, there is also tonne of easy money waiting for you to tap. And the ironic part is the bankers hope that you only pay the minimum so that they could earn interest out of you. This is encouraging ppl to have more debts and bad debts in the making. Personally, I feel that this is a flaw in the system and a product of greed. Why can't we spend according to what we have and not what we yet to have(too much future money)?
Just to add on bro, a "good cash flow" to me is:In my own term and criteria, good cash flow means 0% of default within the brackets of the predicted & firm happenings.
In case of emergency, contingency fund has to be allocated.
Although we could not find any statistic to show whether any banker/agent falsify any information during application, it is evident that lots of ppl over-leveraged and unable to pay their loan during a crisis. Whether this is a reflection of falsifying information, it is up to individual judgement.
Moreover, there is also tonne of easy money waiting for you to tap. And the ironic part is the bankers hope that you only pay the minimum so that they could earn interest out of you. This is encouraging ppl to have more debts and bad debts in the making. Personally, I feel that this is a flaw in the system and a product of greed. Why can't we spend according to what we have and not what we yet to have(too much future money)?
i pay my installment credit card debt rm600 per month
i pay my car installment rm600 per month
i pay my housing loan rm1.2k per month
i pay for makan makan everyday rm800 per month
at the list goes on. After deducting all this liability and you still have left. That is only consider a "good cash flow". If after deducting everything and it's 0 that is what we call no cash flow. haha
*Just a tip, if you want to convince the bank Just open a long term FD which can cover donkey years of your house installment. I'm pretty sure you can get the housing loan despite you are on maternity leave. (banks need your latest 3 month payslip which sometimes you might not able to provide)
This post has been edited by kidmad: Sep 29 2011, 05:24 PM
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