QUOTE(aiyadude @ Jun 19 2012, 03:51 PM)
May I know if HLB only approve up to 30 years tenure only?Zeva suites @ Seri Kembangan, by Trinity Group
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QUOTE(investgal @ Jun 20 2012, 04:19 PM) Based on rm340,000First 150,000 -> 150,000 * 1% = 1,500 Next 850,000 -> 190,000 * 0.7% = 1,330 Total = 2,830 * 6% Tax = 3,000 Disbursement (Estimated) = 800 Stamp Duty = 340,000 * 0.5% = 1,700 Grand Total = 5,330 Again, correct me if I'm wrong. |
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QUOTE(neoescundo @ Jun 20 2012, 05:28 PM) I got one general question. Not really sure about this but the SA told me that you will need 2 reject letter from bank in order to withdraw the booking. BTW serviced apartment is under HDA protection and the SPA should follow schedule H which is drafted by the government to protect the buyer.For example, if you don't agree with the SPA terms & condition and buyers DO NOT want to sign it. Do you think the booking fees/downpayment can be refunded? |
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QUOTE(stevenys @ Jun 21 2012, 11:23 AM) Hi Bro The SA Ryan told me that the balance 5% cannot be paid by credit card. Either cheque, cash or bank in I think.Can i pay the balance of 5% with credit card ? |
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QUOTE(nomeames77 @ Jun 21 2012, 11:36 AM) My SA told me can but it must be paid at their office and not the lawyer's office. You can call them at 03-8942 9009 to double check cus I plan to pay via bank draft at the lawyer's office cus I do not wanna go to 2 places (trinity and lawyer's office). Thanks for all the info. I will check again. |
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QUOTE(Zer07 @ Jun 25 2012, 02:42 PM) I have booked a unit at Block B, paid deposit and submitted loan Developer only bare the fees on SPA side. All fees on loan agreement side will need to be paid by you. However you can finance them as well.So the next is to wait for the loan to be approved then sign S&P rite?? Other than that wat else I need to pay?? Loan agreement fees? Legal fees?? I thought Legal fees is bared by developer?? |
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QUOTE(Zer07 @ Jun 25 2012, 03:02 PM) So it means I still need to pay about 2% of my loan amount rite?? Loan legal fees is around rm5000++ based on rm340k loan amount. Some lawyer will give some discount.But the loan officer said that I can negotiate with the lawyer on this, and the lawyer is from the developer as well Does this mean that the lawyer handles charges 2 legal fees, 1 at the S&P side and another at the loan side?? QUOTE Does this mean that the lawyer handles charges 2 legal fees, 1 at the S&P side and another at the loan side?? Any taikor here to clarify this?This post has been edited by oldsilver: Jun 25 2012, 03:23 PM |
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QUOTE(happy_gal @ Jun 26 2012, 02:30 PM) hey did anybody take al rajhi loans?.. they are also the end financier.. it seems like their offer is good o..cause the banker told me.. If not mistaken, Al-Rajhi doesn't use BLR. I've met their banker few months back, the BFR was 6.9% at that time.* -2.45%, * max tenure * The legal fee their bank will absorb and it is not factorered into the loan amount.. * no lock in period.. * the only term which i was told is the legal fee lock in is 5 yrs in the event i sell the property before 5 yrs, i jz need to pay the legal fee only. i even asked him specifically what more hidden T&C which u didnt tell me.. he say no more.. if thats the case then i thnk its quite a good deal.. ?? |
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