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Mortgage Loan Package Inquiries, (Strictly NO Promotion Allowed)
Mortgage Loan Package Inquiries, (Strictly NO Promotion Allowed)
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May 5 2021, 10:18 AM
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May 6 2021, 06:32 PM
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Opt for bank B, lower interest and tenure
QUOTE(christeen @ May 6 2021, 04:46 PM) Hi all, need advice on loan offer as below: 1) Bank A - Loan amount: around RM610k - MRTA (10 years): RM5955 - Semi flexi - Rate: 2.95% (BR 1.77% + 1.20%) - Tenure: 34 years 2) Bank B - Loan amount: around RM610k - MRTA (10 years): RM5280 - Full flexi capped 70% - Rate: 2.9% (BR 2.63% + 0.27%) - Tenure: 33 years |
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May 7 2021, 06:02 AM
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Effective rate mentioned already at attractive point, why don’t u share your desire rate to bankers and see if they can match it
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May 7 2021, 03:21 PM
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you need to obtain the developer insurance policy and share with the bank or for my case I just provide developer contact to the bank and they settle between themselves
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May 7 2021, 03:23 PM
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Given the low interest rate currently you may park excess fund i.e MYR 100K into the loan account so monthly lower interest and with higher principal paid you can settle the month earlier, check your loan agreement for cap on %....my case cap of 70% on mortgage sum
QUOTE(respectmypm @ May 7 2021, 11:11 AM) hi. I'm planing on getting a house. after doing some reading here, i learn that by taking flexi loan you can add more money to reduce interest and get early settlement. but how to do it? 1. must it be a same amount every month ie +1000 every month or just add any extra money i have at that time. 2. dump large sum of money ie 100k in january, next year repeat same thing. 3. just dump ie 100k when buying house so i take less amount of loan from bank. please enlighten me on good or bad of this options. ty |
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May 8 2021, 04:27 AM
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Hi, 3.15% is earnest deposit to sign the booking form and typically you are given 21 days to obtain loan approval failing which it will be forfeit unless proven by bank reject letter-this varies depend on how your booking form so to protect your interest you need to have this mutually agreed and stated in booking form. Balance 7% which is balance of 10% deposit payable on signing of SPA, balance sum will be higher if unable to obtain 90% loan margin.
As you are buying low cost, best to ensure you meet the strict criteria especially in Selangor so you would not encounter challenges in completing the transaction. More details needed to determine your loan able amount and chances to have the loan approve QUOTE(lowyatfag @ May 7 2021, 11:00 PM) hi. i want to buy subset n low cost apartment this is consider my first house i dnt have any comitment for now, my loan car 80k already did full settlement. can my loan get approved? if yes the agent will find the bank with low interest? so if i want to apply the house loan the agent told me to bank in 3.15% and provide 6months payslip and ic. the amount can get refund if loan rejected. then she said if loan approved need to bank in another 7%. is it the correct procedure? should i ask for b&w agreement for the amount i pay or how? i dnt really understand how the house loan works |
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May 11 2021, 10:10 AM
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Always opt for lower interest which in your case better as it attached with higher MRTA coverage and fully flexi will allow you to offset interest paid through parking of available fund
QUOTE(NV20 @ May 11 2021, 10:05 AM) Hi Sifus, Would like to compare the following for a 1.05M loan for 34 years: MBB BR+1.15=2.9% MRTA 8k (550k for 15 years) Semi flexi RHB BR+0.35=2.85% MRTA 21k (550k for 15 years) Full flexi Given the same MRTA coverage, should I go for lesser MRTA premium (MBB) or go for lower interest rate but higher MRTA premium (RHB)? Thanks a lot! |
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May 13 2021, 10:25 AM
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Opt for 2 if own stay as give u better peace of mind
QUOTE(F0F0 @ May 13 2021, 10:19 AM) Sifus, need some inputs. Loan approved for 1.9m (RHB 31 years, CIMB 32 years) for the below 2 banks. CIMB BR + 0.35% = 3.1% MRTA 30k (full loan for 15 years) Full Flexi RHB BR + 0.4% = 2.9% MRTA 42k (full loan for 31 years) Full Flexi I definitely will take RHB as monthly installment lower and tenure lesser. My current life insurance definitely not enough to cover the loan amount. Initially the plan to buy the house with joint name, however, due to LTV, hence only single name with the loan. But then, the installment will be shared la. Then, here come my headache on the Insurance part. Should I take MRTA or minimum MRTA + MLTA. Option 1: MRTA full loan cover 31 years Option 2: MRTA 50% cover 31 years + MLTA 50%. Option 2, the monthly premium is about RM450 more. Which should I go for? |
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May 15 2021, 07:19 PM
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May 16 2021, 11:56 AM
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Approx. loan sum of MYR 600K, since initial loan was paid off then you still have 2 X 90% loan quota.
QUOTE(hakkai0810 @ May 16 2021, 11:52 AM) Hi, sifu. Wanna ask like wats the maximum amount i can expect for loan base on my criteria below? Thanks in advance Age:32 Nett income: 6200 Commitment: 5k cc installment that ends at Oct 2021 Loan tenure: 35 years And got 1 question regarding first time home buyer. If my dad use my name to apply joint loan with him before but the prop is not under my name and the loan is settled now, am i still consider first time home buyer? Possible to get 90%loan? Tq |
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May 17 2021, 08:03 AM
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No impact as bank typically take 5% from outstanding include installment plan as commitment QUOTE(hakkai0810 @ May 16 2021, 08:25 PM) hakkai0810 liked this post
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May 17 2021, 09:44 PM
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Jun 6 2021, 02:08 PM
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Jun 18 2021, 02:36 PM
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Jun 22 2021, 12:24 PM
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Better to approach your bank now given progress only 35% very unlikely to complete by end 2022 given construction will be non-essential business, there is some leeway from bank for those with income disruption during pandemic. To dispose property, timeline of at least 6 months require that will add to your stress around the income disruption
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No, doing so will only reduce outstanding sum by 2K on interest calculation
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Initial 10 years +-70% of repayment serve interest while remaining +-30% reducing your principal, if your loan is flexible you may consider parking excess fund to reduce the interest
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yes, so long approved before 1/7/2021 QUOTE(soulred777 @ Jul 5 2021, 11:22 PM) soulred777 liked this post
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