QUOTE(darksider @ Jan 4 2023, 01:18 PM)
I'm buying a subsale, first house purchase, kinda make it like office.
Price around 150,000. I intend to borrow only 100k and pay 50k down payment, I got referred to an loan officer from my insurance agent.
Im self employed so the loan officer asks alot. Is it normal that they ask the source of my Down payment, like I have to show them I have the cash etc? In my case I just show them my fd that is near maturit
I already gave them my ccris CTOs, and also my company current acc statement of last six months.
Also this is the mrta quoted covering 100k for 20 years. Is it fair amount or should I also contact other bank for more options?
If 100k/20yrs plus ci 75k/15yrs premium is 5,371
I plan to pay off in few years time since it's semi flexi and buy more property.
I believed those are routine questions based on their sop to fill in the assessment form to their credit evaluation centre.
As for mrta, I suggest you go for mlta, which is a yearly payment similar to life insurance. Once you settle the loan, the mlta still runs and you can use it to cover the next property purchase or treat it as a life policy.
When buying mlta, buy more than 100k and within your premium affordability because your next property loan may be more than that. Premium today is cheaper compared to say 5 years later due to age factor and health screening factor because insurance dont like new 'sick' customers.
However, since your loan sum is small, check with the bank whether is a condition to approve the loan or they allow to buy mlta separately.
This post has been edited by mini orchard: Jan 4 2023, 03:45 PM