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 Mortgage Loan Package Inquiries, (Strictly NO Promotion Allowed)

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post Feb 29 2016, 06:59 PM

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QUOTE(Yamma @ Feb 29 2016, 05:33 PM)
which bank offer the lowest interest rate for refinancing?
How bank compute the cash excess for the loan?

I'm looking to refinance my property
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I would also like to reiterate that taking a refinancing with normal bank will calculate based on 10 years DSR on cash out portion and 35 years on previous outstanding loan amount so the 10 years DSR on the extra cash out might eat up your DSR whereas AIA will provide up to 35 years calculation on both cash out and previous outstanding which will ease your approval for refinancing. The 35 years is subject to up to age 70 whichever comes first. Feel free to contact me via whatsapp or call to find out more.

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post Feb 29 2016, 07:34 PM

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QUOTE(Madgeniusfigo @ Feb 29 2016, 07:33 PM)
Very misleading.
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Kindly elaborate & justify on proof

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QUOTE(teanu @ Feb 29 2016, 08:42 PM)
Hi guys, i have a quick question on the loan margin eligibility by banks/msia law.

Previously, my parents had bought properties under the joint name of me and my brother. They had applied loans for these. There was a total of 2 properties but the first one have been sold already.

The question is if i decide to buy my own property now. Am i subjected to the 70% loan margin? Or am i still eligible for the 90% one since the 1st property was sold?
Thanks.
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Since the first 1 is sold already

You're entitled to get 90% loan for this property under your name

Feel free to contact me to process the loan

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post Feb 29 2016, 09:55 PM

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QUOTE(trance00 @ Feb 29 2016, 09:43 PM)
Hello guys. I've a got a few queries and would really appreciate any help or opinion you guys could offer me.

I'm a Malaysia working in Singapore and currently looking to buy a house in KL an im wondering what is the realistic maximum amount i might be able to loan from the banks, if i am able to get one at all.

A little background of my earnings and commitments.

1. Gross Salary S$4000 before CPF. $3200 after CPF.
2. Non-contractual bonus of about 1 month.
3. Currently paying off a personal loan. Monthly installment of S$900 with 1 more installment to go.
4.Some CC debts at about S$4K. Been paying the minimum for some time now. This has to do with cashflow tongue.gif
5. I probably have 0 credit history in Malaysia since i've never really lived in Malaysia for any extended amount of time.
6. I'm 34.
7. I will have my own house here in Singapore, but it's will completely be paid out of CPF so it doesn't cut into my current net income of S$3200.

Please let me know if you require further information and i really appreciate any feedback.

Many thanks.
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You can loan up to 1.5m based on your info. ( provided you pay off the personal loan off for 1 more month )

Feel free to drop me some info on the property you plan to purchase

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QUOTE(DriksoN @ Feb 29 2016, 09:59 PM)
Need some help here. I am trying to purchase my first house for my own stay at the moment. I wonder if my DSR is eligible for loan approval.

Property Price: RM565,732
90% loan: RM509,159

Salary: RM4500
Fixed allowance: RM500
Commission: RM500-1400 (varies)
Total Gross/Annum: RM60k
Total Nett/Annum: RM50k ---> (based on my latest EA)

Current commitment:
1) Car loan - RM890
2) PTPTN - RM205
3) CC - RM6k outstanding

Any expert care to help me in calculating my chances? Should I go ahead and try or no need to waste my time and booking fee?
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HI there

Based on your description. You can entitled up to 600k loan. So the purchase shouldn't be a problem

Feel free to drop me a whatsapp or pm so I may help you to apply for the loan
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post Feb 29 2016, 10:19 PM

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QUOTE(DriksoN @ Feb 29 2016, 10:17 PM)
Sorry bro, I wrote wrongly my basic. Made some amendment to it already. I guess with that, it's quite hard right? However, if you have confident to help me secure it I would be more than willing to inquirer you help.  tongue.gif
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Kind of borderline, will need you to share with me the past 6 months average commission to ascertain further.
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post Feb 29 2016, 11:12 PM

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QUOTE(trance00 @ Feb 29 2016, 11:08 PM)
Many thanks to the both of you for the speedy responses.

I'm budgeting about RM3.5K in monthly installment for a property. Not sure how much of a loan i would need.

@ madgeniusfigo

The fact is i've got no savings. They all went to beer sad.gif So what would you reckon the my chance would be now? Although i should be able to free up quite a bit of cash (at least S$900) after my final loan installment in the coming month. Not sure if this would help but i actually don't contribute to Malaysia's EPF.

Also, may i please clarify on the provision of loan documents in Singapore? I don't actually have any meaningful loan taken up in Singapore. The most i've ever borrowed was this S$10K loan last year which i repaid over the last 11 months with a final installment to go. Is the repayment advice/statement any good?

Many thanks again. Very much appreciated.
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If you're budgeting around 3500 per month maximum, the property price would be around 739k maximum

Supporting documents are important such as savings and etc in Malaysia but not compulsory. It will help you during the loan application phase. But if you show to have good management in your monthly spendings then you'll be alright.

The repayment history would be good since it will show your prompt payment history. Especially you mentioned that you don't hold any repayment record in Malaysia.

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QUOTE(teanu @ Feb 29 2016, 11:56 PM)
Thanks guys! Much appreciated for the prompt response. Now just have to focus on looking for affordable props. :3
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Happy hunting.

Feel free to let me know more about your personal financials to determine what price of property you can afford
The information I need are such as your
Gross Salary:
Nett Salary:
Bonuses:
Rental Income:

Commitments
House installments monthly
Cars installments monthly
Personal Loans installments monthly
Credit Card installments monthly
PTPTN loan monthly

You may PM me for privacy.
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QUOTE(DriksoN @ Mar 1 2016, 12:13 AM)
Okay, I will pm/email you my latest 6 months commission asap. Btw, I still have 13 month bonus to include from my above list.
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That will be a good add-on.
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post Mar 1 2016, 12:20 AM

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QUOTE(DriksoN @ Mar 1 2016, 12:13 AM)
Okay, I will pm/email you my latest 6 months commission asap. Btw, I still have 13 month bonus to include from my above list.
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-Sorry double posted due to lag-

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post Mar 1 2016, 09:28 AM

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QUOTE(trance00 @ Mar 1 2016, 12:00 AM)
Many thanks again for the information!
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You're welcome, I look forward to hear from you soon trance00 smile.gif
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post Mar 1 2016, 09:42 AM

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QUOTE(DriksoN @ Mar 1 2016, 09:34 AM)
Hi, thanks for the initial calculation. Appreciate it.

To answer your question.

1) My current basic is RM4000+500 (fixed allowance, both included in EPF).

2) My commission is as follow.. Again all is subjected to EPF as well.
Feb16: RM1000
Jan16: RM1000
Dec15: RM605
Nov15: RM250
Oct15: RM215
Sept15: RM1115

3) Bonus RM3500 (13 month) is for 2015 as I am only 2nd year into my current job. No performance bonus yet for first year. However, I also received a RM850 for selling my annual leave back to my company on Dec15 and it is also subjected to EPF reduction.

4) Initial amount of car loan is RM90,000. Currently it is at around RM77,000.

Btw, is PTPTN included in CCRIS as well? And this property that I'm purchasing is still under con and completion is 2019. Thanks in advance.
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Hi

Based on your point 1, 2 & 3

Loan is able to pass

PTPTN had been included into CCRIS.

Since it's an undercon project, I will need you to let me know who is the End Financier of the property as some banks will only finance that project.

Feel free to drop in your documents for the processing, you may whatsapp me @ 016 332 3290
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post Mar 1 2016, 09:48 AM

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QUOTE(DriksoN @ Mar 1 2016, 09:45 AM)
What do you mean by end financier? The property is developed by Binastra. Project is Citizen @ OKR.
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End Financier means that only certain banks are chosen to finance this project. This normally happens towards the undercon. But no worries, I can sort it out and find out who is the bank for the project.
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post Mar 1 2016, 03:20 PM

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QUOTE(trance00 @ Mar 1 2016, 03:16 PM)
Many thanks again to the both of you. Maybe we'll get in  touch for a deeper discussion when i visit end March. Cheers
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You'll be dropping by KL ?
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post Mar 1 2016, 04:06 PM

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QUOTE(trance00 @ Mar 1 2016, 03:53 PM)
Yeap. Gonna look for a house. biggrin.gif
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thumbup.gif feel free to drop me a text, catch up with you again at the end of March. Have a good day.
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QUOTE(mangoproperty @ Mar 1 2016, 07:59 PM)
what does mortgage officer look at for the credit analysis for DSR when Borang BE is involved?
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We will be looking for how much is declared for basic, commission & bonus and get an average of 12 months from there.
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QUOTE(yunbo @ Mar 2 2016, 09:30 AM)
Wow I didn’t know near to graveyard also can affect the loan application. That’s a new insights. Thanks for sharing that bit.

Now I wonder, how about “ghost house”?.. let’s say someone committed suicide in that property, and it’s in the news.. will that affect the loan application?

Another thing, is it true if the property is already more than 10 years master title, it is a bit difficult to get loan?
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The chances to sell off that property is harder in the event you default thus the bank don't want such property as collateral.

So far never heard about the ghost house story.

It's slightly difficult but i won't say all banks won't accept, especially if the developer is bankrupt at the same time because the lawyer might have some delay or difficulty getting some documents from the developer of a property that is still under master title over 10 years.


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post Mar 2 2016, 09:52 AM

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QUOTE(yunbo @ Mar 2 2016, 09:33 AM)
I’m curious about the calculation of income. Will the following items be included in the calculation of income?

1) part time work: No EPF contribution. No payslip. The only proof is the organization sends email to notify that the money has been banked in. And it is a quarterly payment.

2) annual cash dividend such as Amanah Saham
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1. Part time are not calculated

2. Dividend are calculated
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QUOTE(hhy @ Mar 2 2016, 05:00 PM)
good afternoon..
i am so much lacking of knowledge in field of housing loan.
i am buying a house at 600k. And i applied housing loan with two banks. They have given me the offer, but i really dunoe which offer is better ><

Bank A offer me a 90% loan (without mrta) at interest 4.4%, loan tenure 35years, monthly installment at 2530.

Bank B offer me a 89% loan (without mrta) at interest 4.45%, loan tenure 30years, monthly installment at 2690.

Can u share me the advantage and disadvantage of this two offers? Hehe or more directly which offer to choose.

personally, i got no problem of the 1% difference in down payment. What are the other factors to consider in selection?

I am so stressed now sad.gif

Thanks for your reply.
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Hi.

If 1% downpayment isn't a problem for you.

Bank A offer me a 90% loan (without mrta) at interest 4.4%, loan tenure 35years, monthly installment at 2530.
- Lower installment, higher interest paid to the bank overtime due to loan tenure up to 35 years

Bank B offer me a 89% loan (without mrta) at interest 4.45%, loan tenure 30years, monthly installment at 2690.
- Higher installment, lower interest to the bank overtime due to loan tenure up to 30 years

If forking up 2690 is not a problem for you monthly, then go for Bank B, if the extra 160 a month is a crunch to your monthly budget, you may opt for 2530.

Depends also on loan facility, if you're on a full flexi loan, you may opt to dump in extra cash to lower down the interest paid to the bank. Bank B will definitely be the choice if you can afford it as effectively you've shaved off 60 months off your loan.
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QUOTE(Siawei @ Mar 2 2016, 07:19 PM)
I dun have much saving will saving amount affect home loan application?
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The savings have some effect to the loan in the event the case is not strong to get the loan through, but it's not one of the major factor unless you're talking about savings above 10,000,000 and buying some property around worth around 500,000.

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