QUOTE(AMINT @ Oct 24 2013, 10:10 AM)
Bro Amint,Non transferable.
Investment SETIA ECOHILL (Version 3), Inspiring Eco Township in Semenyih
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Oct 24 2013, 11:23 AM
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QUOTE(xemse89 @ Oct 24 2013, 11:13 AM) Thanks for the reply,so it seems like a bad idea to do so.As my dsr might be too high for my next purchase....hmmm....can i still change the loan amount for the LO?will it take a long time? This one I am not so sure bro. Need to check with your banker, but will certainly need to go for second approval to their credit officer; may take processing time like new application except bypass the credit check process.But, coming to think about it again, the money you want to dump as another 10% can be dumped into the new purchase as additional DP and obtain lower MOF for new purchase, that way, your new commitment wud be lower unless your new purchase is more expensive that the one now. |
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QUOTE(cheryee @ Oct 24 2013, 11:24 AM) Darween, In a way yes, unless you form a partnership company. Today, all okay, friend friend boleh la.Pls correct me if I am wrong as I understand bank is oso reluctant (or not allowing) to grant a 3rd party loan between a non-related purchasers rite? But, in future, unpredictable, so, if the rship goes south, who want to bear, bank cannot be chasing these ppl. Recovery is costly. But, it is possible, if not how SPS staff is buying under joint borrowings. I am unsure of the policies now, left credit approval / review 4 years back. So, dont know whats the development. |
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QUOTE(Ulta Man @ Oct 24 2013, 11:36 AM) Just called up SEH, they said must write in to appeal woh.....Subject to Mgmt approval woh....SA cant give 100% answer leh. Can someone confirm this? It is definitely subject to management approval; because, say person A queued and got the unit, now went for loan application, and loan reject, by right and proper practice, this unit of A should be given to the next person in the waiting list.However, now A is saying B wants the prop and want to change the SPA / booking name to B - should SPS allow this, it becomes the speculator's market and unfair to those who had queued on that day to get a number. So, it will certainly be subject to management decision / approval and I am assuming A will have to justify the relationship with B to enable B to get the prop. I can think of one; A has financial constraints and B do not want to do joint borrowing, based on mutual trust, A transfers the prop to B and then buys back from B at transfer price when A is able to financially. But, applicable / will get approval? - not sure. A&B is close friends. |
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Oct 24 2013, 02:22 PM
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Oct 24 2013, 02:33 PM
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QUOTE(divingfaces @ Oct 24 2013, 01:15 PM) Wah congrats! I also dont know la.What approval code is this? How come the banks that approved my loan didn't mention anything about codes? (But then I haven't seen any LO yet) The HSBC leng lui say provisionally approved. But, need some code from developer for this project - once developer provide the code, they can generate the LO. First time hearing it, but I reconfirmed and the leng lui say approved. So, okay bo. Now just wait for LO to be produced. |
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QUOTE(Skyvi @ Oct 24 2013, 01:16 PM) Hi,Bro Skyvi, I know because I asked around before applying as I know my commitment may not be able to obtain 90% loan due to my business and I dont want to do Joint borrowing. So, I asked all the Bankers on which bank is accepting guarantor. Found out that, HLBB, OCBC, Public, Alliance accepts guarantor. HSBC and RHB do not accept guarantor. However, RHB offered low MOF, HSBC offered 90%; maybe cannot appeal the rate for 2.5% but for me 90% is more important than the rate as 2.45% and 2.5% is just difference of few dollars. |
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QUOTE(Ulta Man @ Oct 24 2013, 01:26 PM) ABB n OCBC. For ABB, the guarantor must be a 3rd party. It means guarantor can't be on the SPA. Thats the reason y im asking H&W can transfer to W cos H be the guarantor to the W ma. Otherwise, if the H is on SPA, then 3rd party guarantor under ABB not allowed. As for OCBC, not sure yet. Need to check out oso. 3rd party here means the guarantor name cannot be in the SPA - not 3rd party to the applicant, right?Because, they only allow next of kin, siblings, parent, wife to be guarantor. Uncles, aunties or even fiancee susah to be guarantor. But, correct, OCBC and Alliance accept guarantor. Additionally, Public Bank, HLBB and Maybank do too. |
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QUOTE(cheryee @ Oct 24 2013, 02:42 PM) Rabel kor, This land is bumi land, non transferable to non bumi. Malay reserve.If my memory serve me right, the empty land in between SEH and EG = compulsorily acquired under the Land Acquisition Act, 1960. Alot of difficulty to obtain this land. According to the technical person is SPS. I am sure, they would have tried to acquire, whats the purpose of acquiring all along the stretch but leaving this in the middle. |
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QUOTE(cheryee @ Oct 24 2013, 02:42 PM) Is it:DL - Developer Licence? AP - Approval Permit? DL need to obtain eh? Dont SP already have a DL? AP - is issued by Local Council, right? To approve the project; the code MPKJ.../.../... something something that will be printed on the brochures which allows developer to announce the price, and other details? As far as i know, SP havent obtain the AP for SEH hence the brochures are all unpainted with the prices and other specs. |
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QUOTE(doomdoom @ Oct 24 2013, 02:48 PM) seems like Eco garden by eco world is the largest land size.......i thnk eco world will make it a very luxury landed area.... According to LKS, rumored to be the largest G&G in Klang Valley.how about SEH 2, it's under sp setia or eco world? Strata title, hence, will be a private sanctuary - thats why we are aiming that development. |
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QUOTE(cheryee @ Oct 24 2013, 02:53 PM) Yes, Developer's Licence & Advertising Permit Oh yeah wor.DL for SPS sure ada, but for Setia Ecohill Sdn Bhd belum lo. I forgot about it. So, it is SEH needing a DL and AP. Sigh, hopefully all comes through smoothly. Now, can look forward peacefully towards building a nice home in the house. |
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QUOTE(Ulta Man @ Oct 24 2013, 03:29 PM) As far as i know, Only ABB n Ocbc takes guarantor in which d ccris of d guarantor is not counted. Thus, still eligible for ltv 90% If borrower still entitled to... Yes, but am not sure if it is only limited to ABB and OCBC.Guarantor records do not appear in CCRIS - not only housing loan, but even for Hire Purchase. As said, advantage is the LTV and net commitment calculation. This commitment will not appear in the income calculation. Hence, I prefer guarantor scheme rather than joint applicant. |
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QUOTE(samkps @ Oct 24 2013, 03:42 PM) Lol, different people may looks differently I presumely. That's true Bro Sam, I also dont mind paying for the convenience, but IF you are not going to use the flexibility, then why pay for it in the first place.RM 3,600 can exchange for full flexibility in 30 years, is worth from my perception. Just consume less 1 starbuck coffee per month can offset the fees loh.. Of course if the bank can further reduce the rate, I would be more happy... Nevertheless, my HSBC set up cost is cheaper by RM100. |
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