QUOTE(AmayaBumibuyer @ Jan 27 2014, 10:36 AM)
I was countering people who wants to keeps harping about subprime subprime subprime and how similar to US we are when Malaysia is nowehere close. Sometimes DDDs are annoying like to twist peoples words. That bankrupt was an example because it cant happen in Malaysia.
I agree that subprime will not happen in Malaysia and we will not be like US as well as our parameters is not the same as US. Malaysian banks are more stringent in loan approval compared to the banks in US. So we shall not use the word subprime for Malaysia.What I believe is that the current property price is not sustainable based on my previous post and calculation as well.
Another issue is that there are investors out there whom I know that have very very high leverage. They use tenancy agreement to show to bank to have higher loan amount or additional loan. (I do not want to speculate if the tenancy agreement is real or not; or even if the figure stated inside is real or not) So with those documents, some banks (not sure if most bank accept tenancy agreement as source of income) loan based on that as well.
So now I'm curious if these group of people can be classify as subprime?
There's a lot of factor will determine what will happen. Of course not all place will DDD and definitely not many place will UUU as well.
By the way, everyone has their own point of view and their own analysis. So best is just understand the whole thing and share point of view. I don't see arguing anything here will change anyone's mindset
Jan 27 2014, 11:21 AM

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