QUOTE(Guppy11 @ Jan 5 2012, 06:35 AM)
Krif is right....with the new ruling from Bank Negara, net income will be calculated instead of gross income...besides not all the bank will give 90% now as last time. They may selectively give 90% to strong financial holder. Poor ppl may find even that ougher to get loan. Some bank may not give loan below 100k. Get more quote from bank is necessary.
previously i'm banker too. will know how the procedure of the loan lah..althought maybe we ae 1st property, not 100% to get 90% margin. 1st thing you have to pass ur DIR (debt income ratio = total commitment / total income)
DIR for those bank:
MBB = 50%
Alliance = 70%
HLB =50%
CIMB = 65%
UOB = 40%
the income is net income. those commission earner, have to submit at least 6 mth income. some bank will take only 50%, 70% or 100% of our average income. Many customer maybe will paid their credit card by end of mth. If your credit card statement is at 10th of the month, what ever amount u swipe from 1st - 10th, consider your out-standing balance. the CCRIS is out from every 15th of the mth. SO why many ppl said they are gd paid master, but still cant get the loan.
2nd thing is your repayment record. if din paid 1 mths, still ok. if continuous 2 mth, then hard to get loan especially, car or housing loan
last, some bank maybe will see your saving only approved you 90%. how much is it, depends on the bank. but dun think 10K saving will be gd.. at least 20K, i think.