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post Jun 18 2015, 01:27 PM

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QUOTE(tchau83 @ Jun 18 2015, 01:07 PM)
Thanks.. I wondered if its a new type of MRTA, or if the banker herself confused MLTA with MRTA. The premium is to be paid in one lump sum upfront (premium is 3.7% of covered value, cover 28yrs), so it should be MRTA.

Anyway, the MRTA details should be stated in the loan offer letter right?
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If mrta confirm can't carry forward to next new property and if mrta there's no cash value. Yes mrta only charge once which is one lump sum. For mlta you have to pay yearly, quarterly, or monthly
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post Jun 18 2015, 06:49 PM

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QUOTE(cfa28 @ Jun 18 2015, 06:20 PM)
For non flexi loans, additional payment must be made OTC - over the counter and must specify as additional payment to reduce Principal amount.

Bank will make it as inconvenient as possible to earn more interest.

No charges, save for your own time and other cost to go.to the bank to make the additional payment.

For flexible loan, no need. Just deposit additional payment in.the current account to reduce the interest charges.

But flexi loan comes with monthly charges.

Need to choose at point of applications whether you want non flexi loan or flexi loan.

Once approved, cannot change.
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Not all flexi come with monthly charges ya smile.gif semi flexi there's no monthly charges except full flexi.
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post Jun 18 2015, 11:00 PM

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QUOTE(Jasoncat @ Jun 18 2015, 09:33 PM)
Sorry to say that I disagree that "no monthly charges except full flexi". It really depends on the product features of the bank.  Even semi-flexi or full flexi, each bank may have diff treatment/ charges.
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All bank semi flexi is without monthly charges, but there's a withdrawal charge when withdraw money. I'm very sure on this. And for full flexi there's one bank without any charge which is rhb there's no monthly charges and no setup fees for the full flexi loan.
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post Jun 20 2015, 11:26 PM

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QUOTE(nuar1984 @ Jun 20 2015, 09:15 PM)
Hi.. i would like to ask a question about refinancing.. i am nearing my fifth year of my financing..when i bought my house the value of the house qouted by bank was 250k and the loan approved was 230k if im not mistaken.. if for instance now the house is valued by banks around 350k for example..if i would like to do refinance in order to cash in on the extra 150k..is it posibble? I bought my using under 3 names,myself,wife and my father in law as me and my wife combined salary was not enough at that time.. how ever now our combined salary is nearing 9k in a month so i decide to try to do a refinance if posibble
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So now will refinance under two name? Instead of 3 name now?

Cash out portion dsr will count base on 10 years however monthly repayment can push until maximum loan tenure, depends with your age.


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post Jun 21 2015, 01:45 AM

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QUOTE(nuar1984 @ Jun 20 2015, 11:35 PM)
Yes..2 names.. cashout portion will count base on 10 years? Does it mean i need to wait for 10 year or ? Im sorry but i dont know much about these things..could explain further if you dont mind..
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Cash out portion commitment will count base on 10 years. But loan repayment can pay by maximum tenure. For example base on your current commitment and you salary if your income afford to pay the cash out portion with the calculation of monthly repayment base on 10 years then you're entitle for refinance, if not the cash out portion might need slash the margin to lower portion to match with your commitment. Maybe you can direct call me for explanation 010-7732628.
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post Jun 21 2015, 02:32 AM

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QUOTE(Tsuto @ Jun 21 2015, 12:01 AM)
Semi flexi paying extra via internet or machine wont reduce principal?? Is this confirmed?
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Yes most bank need advance inform regarding on this or else they will just treated as advance payment. You normally bank into your loan account?
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post Jun 21 2015, 02:36 AM

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QUOTE(kanzakicyn @ Jun 21 2015, 12:28 AM)
Hi sorry. would like to ask if I can qualify for this house loan

My salary + spouse salary at 7.6k. Bonus is confirm in our contract of 5 months every year

House value at 900k with down payment of at least 100k ( can be up to 150k).

We both have 2 cars. One is at 80k for 9 years repayment at 800 (750+ actually but I pay 800 every month) for a year. Another is 90k loan 3 year ago but fully paid off via cash last month.

My spouse has a house under his name but it's a family house. Fully paid with No repayment needed.

Was planning to do a 30 year loan or 25 year loan if possible.

Is it possible to obtain Loan? Cause I'm worried That the bank may say that I 4k monthly installment ( which I calculated based on 4.35% br at 780k loan amount).

I am also worried I can't get 90% loan because my spouse is considered this house as a second house. For me is the first house

how do I best secure the loan?

Btw. I'm 26 and my spouse is 25.

Thanks in advance!
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Since both so young can apply for loan tenure max 35 years without any problem. If base on interest rate 4.35 is quite risky as its only special offer rate for those first grading. Try count base on rate 4.5 for this loan figure. And normally the lowest appeal rate for this loan figure should be 4.4. Salary 7.6k for both is nett salary after deduction of epf sosco and pcb? If yes should be ok within border line.
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post Jun 21 2015, 10:32 AM

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QUOTE(Tsuto @ Jun 21 2015, 02:49 AM)
Yes, I bank in directly into the loan account using internet banking.. but when I calculated the interest they charged me, it looks like my extra payment did reduce the principal before taking into account the interest calculation.

That's why it confuses me since I keep hearing need to give advance notice in order to deduct principal..
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If Internet banking direct bank into loan account, should have minus principle. Unless some client bank in the money to standing instruction account and thought can minus interest from the account.
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post Jun 27 2015, 07:48 PM

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QUOTE(1888 @ Jun 27 2015, 10:47 AM)
Good morning all,

need some advices from the sifus...

Planned to buy a condominium and i have 2 options.

Property 1 Purchase price: RM590K
Property 2 Purchase price: RM720K
 
Down payment 10%

My details
Gross income around RM9500 (13-month Salaries)
Car Loan RM1393
Housing Loan RM1000 (2 names)
Credit Card Outstanding around RM5000 (as of now)

I'm looking to refinance existing housing loan (market value RM380K outstanding around RM154K) to cash out RM100K (for the new purchase 10% down payment)

I have another property (market value around RM400K) fully paid.

need some advices from the sifus if i'm going the right direction (refinance and cash out RM100K from the existing loan to pay the 10% down payment)

also to check if i'm eligible to a loan for a property RM720K with 25 years tenure.

Thanks in advance!
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Gross income around 9500 i assume your nett income after epf socso and pcb deduction is around 7500.

From the cash out part since bank negara had set new rule all cash out from refinance will count commitment base on 10 years that side already took your commitment around RM1960

i don't think after refinance you're entitle to buy either one property above, even property 1 also over your dsr limit. I will advice joint name in this case.
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QUOTE(sherxez @ Jun 23 2015, 09:04 PM)
Hi all sifu,

I'm currently 26 and would like to know, whether is it okay for me to buy a house with a asking price around 620K. It is still under developer unit. so, the all the other fees are foc.

Down payment - Rm62K

My details
Gross income :RM3,700 (3 years working)
Fixed commitment: Car Rm660, 9-years tenure. balance around 50K-ish
ASB Rm1200 monthly for 25 years.
Phone bill Rm120
Credit Card Balance: Rm5K

Spouse details
Gross income :Rm5,153.98 (12 months working)
Fixed commitment: none
ASB Rm1200 monthly for 25 years.

Possible for me to make this joint loan? Anybody know whether we will be eligible for this. btw, my spouse is gov staff UD41.

Any advice is much appreciated.

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Base on my calculation, both income is above dsr 70%, i will advice lower loan margin by put more down payment.
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QUOTE(Odinn @ Jun 30 2015, 12:49 PM)
Good day all,

Would like to ask for advice on loan eligibility.

My details:

Age: 35
Gross annual income: RM60k
Loan commitment: RM870 monthly
Credit card oustanding: RM1000

Property details:

Type: landed
Selling price: RM850,000

I have a condo under joint ownership with my parent, current market value at RM550k.

I am looking to get 90% housing loan. This will be my first housing loan.

Appreciate any advice I can get. Thank you all in advance!

EDIT: grammar nazi..
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DSR more than 70% base on your income, i will advice you for joint name
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post Jun 30 2015, 10:26 PM

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QUOTE(pwf @ Jun 30 2015, 10:10 PM)
Good day all,

I would like to to ask for advice on loan eligibility.

My details:

Age: 38
Gross annual income: SGD36K (About RM97K)
Credit card oustanding: RM50K (payment about RM3.5K/monthly)

Property details:

Type: Condo
Purchase price: RM300,000
I only intend to borrow only RM200,000
Currently the condo is on construction, I already pay almost RM100K.

This will be my first housing loan. I intend to take the longest loan period.

Would like to know if there is any other alternative.
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Ok no problem it's within dsr guideline smile.gif but you means this property is on construction? And previously you're dealing with developer for monthly installment?
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QUOTE(pwf @ Jun 30 2015, 10:30 PM)
Nope, actually I have sign s&p for the condo. Its currently already on third payment. All 3 payment is paid for in cash together with my parent help.
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There's few problem here! First this prop is without applying mortgage loan in you buying last time and suddenly borrow loan from bank, bank will doubt there's financial problem with you that's why you unable to pay the balance 200k like what you paid for your previous third party, they might reject, and if they willing to finance also have to make sure this property is ready construct. Under construction seriously abit hard
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QUOTE(y2_principle @ Jun 30 2015, 11:04 PM)
Hi, I just locked in for a 999k property. Property in under HDA and I hope to get a 90% loan because I am not cash rich. I am buying with my friends.

This is my second property and his first.

My first house loan was for 500k and now I am paying around 2500 every month. However, I have rented the property for 2500 every month with tenancy agreement. My fren's is serving his car at 950 per month.

We are young working adult. Our EA's filing for year 2014 was about 60k respectively. However, our gross income in year 2014 was 3,500 a month each, and our bonus made up the difference.

This year, our gross salary is 4,500 and 4,400 respectively. It is common that our industry gives around 4 months bonus.

So, please pardon my ignorance, my question are as follow:-

1. How could we substantiate our credit worthiness in the best manner possible? What are the relevant documents required?
2. Are we eligible to a 900k loan?

Many thanks.
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Yes base on your gross income should be no problem for 900k loan its within dsr guideline as long as you able prove that your rental income tenancy agreement is stamping and tally with bank statement
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post Jun 30 2015, 11:37 PM

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QUOTE(wild_card_my @ Jun 30 2015, 11:19 PM)
This is actually no different from buying a unit that is almost or already completed by a developer. As long as the project is under the banks' particular panel, the property itself would not be an issue. As for the ability of the clients to repay the loans... well I can imagine that someone who has already paid a big portion of the house would have little problem with their cash flow.

The banks' primary concern when it comes to customers' credit has always been prominently based on their repayment records. As long as the CCRIS and CTOS are clean of any records there shouldn't be any problem.

The customer is also not asking for 90% loan, as such the bank gets to hold onto a property with less than 90% disbursed loan - a low risk business for the bank.

I know because I have helped a number of clients doing this previously, the only problem is when the clients themselves have horrible credit repayment record as well as high levels of commitment.
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Don't simply answer when you didn't done this case before. I had deal many with this situation before end up all rejected because bank don't feel secure. If you able done similar case before show me black and white proof. I have few customer they planing to finance loan for under construction once they pay for few times to developer and even they can prove with a lot saving and fixed deposit which at least half figure of the finance loan also reject and bear in mind their nett asset is more than 1 mil, and FYI the reason all bank rejected is because it's under construction half way and in early stage buyer is apply for mortgage loan but middle of construction only apply for mortgage loan bank doesn't feel secure, I even have official letter from few banks officer which I'm dealing with, and my company is bank panel all cases also directly submit to HQ officer for case approval, and there's another solution if customer insist want to finance this prop is once the construction is done with title info etc.
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QUOTE(y2_principle @ Jun 30 2015, 11:37 PM)
Thank you for your prompt yet detailed reply.

However, I have difficulty deciphering the tables. Does that mean I am entitled to the loan or otherwise.

Duly noted on the tenancy agreement and it shouldnt be an issue.

As for the bonus, we are young working adult and we are yet to complete our second year of working, hence we could only produce one year bonus slip.

Thanks alot
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To be frank base on your gross income I counted included with tenancy agreement there's no problem with the loan already, so bonus slip is not necessary
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QUOTE(kochin @ Jul 1 2015, 03:25 PM)
approx 420k sir.
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Average lowest should be 4.4 for this loan amount, yes there's few bank is without lock in period
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QUOTE(Xonius @ Jul 1 2015, 04:45 PM)
I'm looking for the lowest flexible (no lock-in period whatsoever) Islamic loan for my about-to-purchase apartment.

Looking for a RM1mil loan. Any recommendation? So far what i got is 4.4%.
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Depends on profile grading, for this loan amount interest rate can go as low as 4.35%
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QUOTE(sss123 @ Jul 1 2015, 06:39 PM)
hi would like to ask, for a loan amt of 560k, if bank interest rate differ by 0.15%, would it make a lot of difference in terms of interest paid? Thanks for answering..
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Yes quite a lot in long run and estimate around RM30++, But there's always a choice, you can always refinance to others bank after lock in period for lower interest rate smile.gif choose bank you feel you're more comfortable with and convenient for you for loan repayment.
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QUOTE(kochin @ Jul 2 2015, 08:40 AM)
if free of loan, then more. lol.

the 2 property i mentioned is currently still with loan installment sir.
and it's bank. not insurance.
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Might be because in your ccris report there's one prop might tag as commercial instead of residential. It that any of your prop is soho sofo or service resident?

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