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100% if it was fixed allowance for every monthsMortgage Loan Package Inquiries v2, Loan agents pls read the 1st post!
Mortgage Loan Package Inquiries v2, Loan agents pls read the 1st post!
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QUOTE(kochin @ Feb 11 2014, 11:13 AM) bankers please advise. If top up loan with the same back it will be Aif scenario as such, what is the outcome: loan tenure 30 years. original loan amount RM300k. assume outstanding loan amount to date is RM100k. present market value is RM550k. if refinance or top up to RM500k, what is the calculation? new installment based on: a) 30 years RM300k installment + 10 years RM200k top up installment; or b) 10 years RM500k installment? thanks. any supporting articles to relate to? If refinance to other bank it would be 30years of 500k loan installment QUOTE(sparty @ Jan 28 2014, 11:53 AM) Hi, 1. Valuation feeJust want to ask from expert here. How much is the extra cost that you need to pay for the refinance process? (valuer, loan agreement charge, etc) Thanks 2. Legal fee 3. Stamp duty |
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QUOTE(all blacks @ Feb 17 2014, 08:38 PM) And also for the lock in period for under-con units, when will it be effective? Lets say 3 years lock in.. New launch 2014, and expected 2016 completions.. so will the lock in starts from 2014 or 2016? Lock in period since the first drawdown. Within 2014-2016, the first drawdown from developer.I believe it should b 2016 onwards, but plz correct me if I am wrong, thx.. |
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QUOTE(seruling @ Mar 27 2014, 09:53 AM) Hi Guys, above are from HSBC guideline, it may not apply to other banks' policyJust some questions on mortgage loans as I am currently trying to plan my finances. After selling my property I have made about RM160K nett which is currently in FD. I am currently eyeing another property - but after selling my previous property, I no longer have the additional rental income to supplement my monthly salaried income. My questions- (i) Does income in FD (assuming put in one yr FD) count towards my income for bank loan purposes? For me it works out to about 3.5% of RM160K, which is about RM5K+ per year. yes, the interest can calculate as your income (ii) How is DSR calculated? Based on gross or net income? i.e. when you mention 75% DSR - it is 75% monthly commitment on the net income right? from nett income, basic is 70% (iii) My gross salary from employment is about 5K plus, what kind of DSR should i be subjected to? My net salary however falls below 5K. if income more than 5k, DSR +10% = 80% (iv) Do certain professionals (i.e. accountants, actuaries etc.) have an additional 10% added to their DSR limits? no (v) How do banks view bonuses (i.e. performance bonuses)? My company pays out up to 40% of the salaries in the form of bonuses, so my average bonus is around 6 months per year for the past few years. As it is part of the EA Form, do banks take it into account as part of DSR calculations? yes, it was calculate as your income also Thanks. QUOTE(elainetang3098 @ Mar 30 2014, 06:06 PM) Dear Bankers, if your bf new job is the same line with previous job? if yes, it has no problem to get the loan from HSBC Need some advice from u. My bf and I are planning to buy a property, however, my bf has just changed to new job and still under probation. Will this affect us in getting a housing loan? QUOTE(sicklad77 @ Mar 26 2014, 07:58 AM) Anybody can help me? if you are the guarrantor, it wont affect your CCRISMy brother wants to buy a car.. He wanna use his name for the loan but me as a guarantor. Let's say his hire purchase is approve., then suddenly I wanna buy a 2nd property in the next month, apply for housing loan, will it effect me or in my Ccris report. Bank usually sees this? QUOTE(LemonG @ Mar 23 2014, 07:27 PM) i need advise from someone experienced here. not many banks allows for guarantor, only allow 3rd party joint name.i declared two incomes total about total RM7,000 monthly, car loan about RM10xx , gonna finish after three years. i saw a high end condo priced about RM1.2million and very interested to buy. My parents can support me yet I am not sure if I can get loan for the condo ? My declared income has just increased from RM3k to 7k last month only. Do you think the bank can approved me? Does guarantor really helps a lot ? if your gross is about at 7k, it was hardly to secure a loan. solution: get someone joint as co-borrower |
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QUOTE(idobez @ Apr 3 2014, 10:29 AM) Hello fellow bankers. Not saying "do not give loan", it might be slash margin to 80%, subject for approvalIs is true the banks do not give loan the individual with CCRIS record of less than a year? QUOTE(Capitalist3 @ Apr 3 2014, 08:51 PM) Hi All, can try to ask MBSB, but I m not sure whether they are still offering 90% margin for 3rd property or not.My virgin post here at Low Yat! Hahaha... Ok, serious business, need some advice here from the experts... If a person hold more than two housing loans and looking to purchase a third residential property (requiring housing loan), any BANKS, INSURANCE AGENCY or anything (except Ah Long) can still lent him more than 70% finance margin? If we take out the option to jack up the SPA price. Thank you! |
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QUOTE(Chun36 @ Apr 13 2014, 08:54 AM) Hope some bankrrs can solve the following case. how old is your friend, i might could help up if he dun mind to get the loan margin at 60%my friend intends to purchase a new service apartment at kajang At 310k. However he is a retiree with Rental income 500 and son give 1500 each month. He has strong fundamentals like 1 m in epf, 0.4m in fixed deposit And a 10 years old house worth 500k, which can sell anytime. Since he want to invest and want to sell the new apartment in 6-8 yrs time what is the best options for him. A. Buy cash. But worry income tax B. Bank loan. But bankers mention that he has no solid income. C. Buy using his daughter's name who Had just graduated and looking For job. What is other bankers opinion. If my friend Want to insist on optionB? Thanks |
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QUOTE(MNet @ Jul 3 2014, 01:05 PM) up to 35 years, but dsr calculation based on 10 years.QUOTE(MNet @ Jul 13 2014, 10:02 AM) Now I using bank H but already pass the bond period, if i want to change to other bank. 1. Legal feewhat fee need to paid to change bank? stamp duty? 2. Stamp duty 3. Valuation fee Cheers |
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QUOTE(MNet @ Jul 19 2014, 03:58 PM) If during the loan period, I have extra $$, I can use the extra $$ to pay off portion of the home loan principle. Hi, yes, you can.Any bank got this kind of feature? But as reminder, some of bank does not allow 100% pay off the loan portion for certain period. Refer to letter offer to clarify it. HSBC allowed to pay off 100% at anytime. Thank you |
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QUOTE(JC999 @ Jul 21 2014, 11:44 PM) Actually not only HSBC, a few other banks products also allows this. But always clarify before signing the letter yes, not only HSBC.So clarify before sign the letter offer. it really happened for some bank does not allowed to pay off the outstanding amount. Just sharing QUOTE(Tavia88 @ Jul 23 2014, 01:10 AM) HI, Hi,RHB , HSBC and Alliance Banker needed for valuation of an Agriculture Land Located at Klang. Kindly pm me here. Would give you my contact . TQ HSBC does not finance land. you may try pbb or ocbc |
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QUOTE(Shinobe @ Jul 25 2014, 04:04 PM) Hi, I would like to ask a question. if this is your father's 3rd loan, then cap at 70% My father and I planned to get a property together under joint name and joint loan. This will be my first property and my father's 3rd property. How much will the margin be? at 70%? or 90%? Please do PM me. Thank you. QUOTE(bluecoat @ Jul 28 2014, 01:38 AM) My first house is having bank loan but second house I join name with sister . The s&p is both nane but loan is under my sister name only. 90% as the second property loan is not under your name I plan to buy third house , is my third house can get loan with 90% or 70 %. Please advice |
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QUOTE(007Loo @ Aug 4 2014, 01:59 PM) Hi guys, got a question regarding home loan. Hi, 1. If I were to purchase the property and to take the bank loan with my mom, what is the maximum tenure that I can take? 2. Say the S&P is signed by 1st Sep 2014, and I understand the bank disbursement will happen within 3 months from then (if all good)....if the bank is ready to release the loan by 15th Oct 2014 - can I extend this until the permitted range of the S&P...which is the end of Nov 2014. Find my reply as below: 1. Depends incomes from you and your mum, if your mum has much higher income than you (eg, 10k vs 3k), bank will only giving the tenure based on your mum's age. If your income equivalent or higher than your mum's income, we will take your age to offer the tenure. 2. Dunno what is the purpose you are want to hold to drawdown, however, you may arrange this with your spa lawyer |
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QUOTE(skyliner66 @ Dec 15 2014, 06:06 PM) hi all, want to ask something regarding loan issue here... Hi, it is difficult for a bank to accept a loan where the property is under liquidation AND it is MASTER TITLEi own a property, a double storey terrace house, already got individual title and CF, property is still under bank loan...recently i plan to let go of this property, but my friend (a property agent) told me that my property may have some loan issue... he say due to the developer of the property had went into liquidation, so it's very hard for the potential buyer to obtain loan from the bank(s) as most bank will just reject it...is this really the case? anyone has experience this before? kindly help me on this matter here...thx a lot... Majority of banks has policy to decline the loan where the property is under MASTER Title AND: 1. Liquidation OR 2. Developer has bankrupcy. But since your property has individual title, it has NO effect on this. However, this is based on the policy of the bank that I am worked with. It might different from the other banks' policy. Cheers |
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QUOTE(slacx @ Dec 20 2014, 06:39 PM) Hi, Hi,I have signed the offer letter from bank for my housing loan last week. Now i'm considering to change my job. Will it affect my housing loan? Some of the banks will do the employment verification when 1. Before loan approve 2. After loan approve 3. When the loan going to drawdown It depends on bank's practise, if you want a very safe way, resign after loan has drawdown. Cheers |
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QUOTE(asiatrader98 @ Dec 26 2014, 11:47 AM) thank... Hi,i wonder is there any term loan allow the extra prepayment to principle in the mkt? and the HSBC is the only one offer the zero cost moving package and citibank has this Complimentary Legal Fees + up to RM10,000 cash back any comment pls share thank you Allow me to answer this enquiry. To qualify for this FREE zero moving cost package, 1. Loan amount 300k - 600k 2. For both under construction property, subsales 3. BLR -2.1% to BLR -2.2% 4. Lock in 3 years It is good for those has limited cash flow applicant, no need to pay the moving cost. It not zero moving cost package, like finance the moving cost into package, where you are still need to pay it together with your monthly installment. It is FREE, and absord by the bank. Thanks |
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QUOTE(ShadowR1 @ Jan 7 2015, 03:36 PM) Hi all, Hi,Need advise as im toying with the idea to refinance or its better to stick to current loan. Current loan is blr 5.55 (-2.1) Loan start Jan 2010 It really depends on what purpose of your financing It could be: 1. Cash out spare portion 2. Revise better interest rate 3. Take up better package plan (eg from term loan to full flexi loan) IF you wan 1 & 2, you may contact the bank staff to do your refinance IF you only want 2, just walk in to the bank (your current loan bank), request to review your interest rate and counter offer the better rate. (subject for approval) IF you also need 3, please contact bank staff to enquiry what is the package offer, from there you will know what package is more suitable for u. Thanks |
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