QUOTE(nomeames77 @ Jun 21 2012, 11:22 AM)
If your bank does not finance MRTA, then you have to pay for MRTA.
If your home loan package is zero entry cost (ZEC), then you don't have to pay the legal fees for loan. If not, be prepared to pay for the legal fees, depending on the amount of home loan. If let's say RM350,000 loan, legal fees maybe around RM6,000. You may consult the panel solicitors on their fees.
After kautim the loan and S&P, follow up with trinity or your lawyer on the 1st drawdown, i.e. when 1st payment is released to trinity. It's better that we keep track on the construction progress as the progressive payment is made in accordance to the construction progress.
meaning I still need to prepare another RM6k just for legal fees? hmm I thought bank or developer will cover all the process fees and we only pay for 10% downpayment.If your home loan package is zero entry cost (ZEC), then you don't have to pay the legal fees for loan. If not, be prepared to pay for the legal fees, depending on the amount of home loan. If let's say RM350,000 loan, legal fees maybe around RM6,000. You may consult the panel solicitors on their fees.
After kautim the loan and S&P, follow up with trinity or your lawyer on the 1st drawdown, i.e. when 1st payment is released to trinity. It's better that we keep track on the construction progress as the progressive payment is made in accordance to the construction progress.
Thanks
Jun 21 2012, 11:50 AM

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