QUOTE(CMW123 @ Sep 18 2013, 05:49 PM)
If u can only get 70% then by opting without DIBS, your cash outlay can be less by 7%. In a way, your return on your cash outlay will be higher when you close your account for this investment
Since this is 4 years project, the interest you have to pay over 4 years is probably close to the 7% that you opt for without DIBS and depending on their speed of construction and billing.
But interest payment is spread over 4 years as compared to the cash payment of 7% which you need to pay immediately upon signing S&P since there is no rebate here except for those purchasers for first block of SOHO
Just my 2sen...but if you are super cash rich then lain cerita lah...
Even I at ltv 90%, i get the 7% and use it to pay across 4 years isnt it the same or better? Because I can pay less upfront, and only pay progressively over the 4 years??Since this is 4 years project, the interest you have to pay over 4 years is probably close to the 7% that you opt for without DIBS and depending on their speed of construction and billing.
But interest payment is spread over 4 years as compared to the cash payment of 7% which you need to pay immediately upon signing S&P since there is no rebate here except for those purchasers for first block of SOHO
Just my 2sen...but if you are super cash rich then lain cerita lah...
Sep 18 2013, 09:47 PM

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