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Time Walker
post Apr 6 2016, 06:07 PM

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QUOTE(Madgeniusfigo @ Apr 6 2016, 05:39 PM)
Dear Time Walker,

To settle PTPTN issues, there's 2 ways:

1. Visit a PTPTN centre and ask for PTPTN debt restructuring, they will help you restructure your payment for the debt. However, you would need to pay off a certain amount of the outstanding loan, before they allow restructuring to take place. After that, they will provide you a letter of restructuring, 4 pages. Bank will calculate your installment based on the payment stated in the letter.

2. Visit PTPTN centre, and settle the outstanding amount. After that, they will provide you a letter of settlement.

With above methods, will enable your loan to approved, given that PTPTN is the only obstacles.

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post Apr 6 2016, 06:09 PM

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QUOTE(lifebalance @ Apr 6 2016, 04:40 PM)
2 ways

1. Settle the outstanding

2. Get a restructure letter from PTPTN

Then your problem is solved. If need detailed, feel free to text me
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Madgeniusfigo
post Apr 7 2016, 08:43 AM

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QUOTE(Time Walker @ Apr 6 2016, 07:07 PM)
thank you sifu
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no problem, hope it helps.

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lifebalance
post Apr 7 2016, 08:52 AM

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QUOTE(Time Walker @ Apr 6 2016, 06:09 PM)
thanks sifu
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Remember to update me later =)
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post Apr 7 2016, 11:14 AM

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QUOTE(lifebalance @ Apr 7 2016, 08:52 AM)
Remember to update me later =)
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giggsy
post Apr 8 2016, 11:09 AM

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Hi,

Need advice from sifus.

I have 2 prop, 1 with about 300K outstanding (total value ~750k) and the other 400K (market value ~750k). I'm planning to refinance the 2nd property to pay off the 1st property, and plan to dispose it. Does this idea make sense?
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post Apr 8 2016, 11:12 AM

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QUOTE(giggsy @ Apr 8 2016, 11:09 AM)
Hi,

Need advice from sifus.

I have 2 prop, 1 with about 300K outstanding (total value ~750k) and the other 400K (market value ~750k). I'm planning to refinance the 2nd property to pay off the 1st property, and plan to dispose it. Does this idea make sense?
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Are you planning to dispose the 2nd property thereafter to buy the subsequent 3rd property to get the 90% entitlement ?
giggsy
post Apr 8 2016, 11:16 AM

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No, no plans for that yet. I'm just looking at various options. Why?
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post Apr 8 2016, 11:19 AM

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QUOTE(giggsy @ Apr 8 2016, 11:16 AM)
No, no plans for that yet. I'm just looking at various options. Why?
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Well if you're not planning to do so, then keeping the loan at it is right now may not do any harm.

Of course, you can save more interest if you use the amount to fully settle the first property and then subsequently sell off the 2nd property, this will help you to leverage on your asset which has increased in market value to pay off other debts.

You also enjoy the advantage to clear off your CCRIS to buy your next property. I would suggest you to get no lock in period for your refinance loan so you can quickly dispose it once the loan is disbursed to pay off your 1st prop.
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post Apr 8 2016, 11:26 AM

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Thanks for your advice. One more thing, you mentioned

"I would suggest you to get no lock in period for your refinance loan so you can quickly dispose it once the loan is disbursed to pay off your 1st prop"

I'm refinancing on my 2nd property. Why would it matter to get a no-lock in period to pay off my 1st prop? Doesnt the new loan lock in period only affect the 2nd prop?
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post Apr 8 2016, 11:29 AM

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QUOTE(giggsy @ Apr 8 2016, 11:26 AM)
Thanks for your advice. One more thing, you mentioned

"I would suggest you to get no lock in period for your refinance loan so you can quickly dispose it once the loan is disbursed to pay off your 1st prop"

I'm refinancing on my 2nd property. Why would it matter to get a no-lock in period to pay off my 1st prop? Doesnt the new loan lock in period only affect the 2nd prop?
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If your 1st prop doesn't have anymore lock in with the bank, once you refinance the 2nd prop with a no lock in package, you can use the money pay off the 1st prop, then proceed to sell 2nd prop without being penalized by the bank as you opted for no lock in period.
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post Apr 8 2016, 03:12 PM

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QUOTE(giggsy @ Apr 8 2016, 12:09 PM)
Hi,

Need advice from sifus.

I have 2 prop, 1 with about 300K outstanding (total value ~750k) and the other 400K (market value ~750k). I'm planning to refinance the 2nd property to pay off the 1st property, and plan to dispose it. Does this idea make sense?


Thanks for your advice. One more thing, you mentioned

"I would suggest you to get no lock in period for your refinance loan so you can quickly dispose it once the loan is disbursed to pay off your 1st prop"

I'm refinancing on my 2nd property. Why would it matter to get a no-lock in period to pay off my 1st prop? Doesnt the new loan lock in period only affect the 2nd prop?
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Dear giggsy,

1. This only make sense if you are about to but 3rd property to get 90% margin of finance.

However, investing perspective, if you use the cash to pay off First property, isn't it better you use it to pay 30% down payment for 3rd property 70% margin of finance?

3rd property cost RM500k, 70%, Downpayment= RM150,000

Refinance 2nd property to pay off the RM150k, better than paying off your first Property outstanding....

If you are purchasing RM2MIL property, 70% downpayment RM600K. Then it makes sense to pay off first property to get 90% margin of finance on your 3rd property.

2. I need to look at your profile only I could suggest you the best way for your strategy, either to refinance settle or refinace cash out for 3rd property downpayment, or ......

Do provide me below details, so that I could assess your max cash out and your max loan eligibility:

CODE
1.Borrower
a.age
b. No. of borrowers
c. no. of housing loan

2. Income (borrower)
a. Gross salary
A:
B:
b.Variable income for business (6months latest)
"1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6."
c. OT
d. Fixed allowance
e. Variable Allowance (6months latest)
"1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6."
f. Bonus contractual (1 year bonus amount)
g. Bonus performance (2 years bonus amount)
h. Comission (6 months, each month amount from the earliest)
"1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6."

3. Supporting income (borrower)
-Tenancy agreement rental (6months)
"1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6."
i. ASB ( 2 years total DIV)
j. Shares dividend
k. Fixed deposit

4. Debt / commitment (borrower) "joint or indiv"
a. Hire purchase loan (Borrowed amount example: *Initially borrowed RM300K from bank at year 2011*)*
b. Housing loan (Borrowed amount example: *Initially borrowed RM300K from bank at year 2011*)*
c. Personal loan (Borrowed amount example: *Initially borrowed RM300K from bank at year 2011*)*
d. PTPTN (Borrowed amount example: *Initially borrowed RM300K from bank at year 2011*)*
e. Credit card (Outstanding/usage)
    (Every card credit limit and outstanding)
f. ASB loan (Borrowed amount example: *Initially borrowed RM300K from bank at year 2011*)*
g. Overdraft (Borrowed amount example: *Initially borrowed RM300K from bank at year 2011*)*

4. Background (borrower)
a. Occupation
b. age
c. currently staying at?

5. Property
a. purchase price
b. subsales or underconstruction
c. freehold or leasehold
d. 1 borrower or joint borrower
e. Strata title or master title


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post Apr 9 2016, 01:55 PM

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Quick question guys

it's true property under 200k hard to get under 5% interest?


few bankers roughly say if 100% loan interest a bit higher

if 90% can get lower
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QUOTE(rontol @ Apr 9 2016, 01:55 PM)
Quick question guys

it's true property under 200k hard to get under 5% interest?
few bankers roughly say if 100% loan interest a bit higher

if 90% can get lower
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Yeah loan amount not high enough. Bank will put a higher interest rate for loan below 200k.
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post Apr 9 2016, 01:58 PM

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QUOTE(lifebalance @ Apr 9 2016, 01:57 PM)
Yeah loan amount not high enough.  Bank will put a higher interest rate for loan below 200k.
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allright, thanks for sharing


so if can get 4.95% or 4.9% good enough? sweat.gif
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post Apr 9 2016, 02:00 PM

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QUOTE(rontol @ Apr 9 2016, 01:58 PM)
allright, thanks for sharing
so if can get 4.95% or 4.9% good enough?  sweat.gif
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Ya consider quite okay for that loan size amount.
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post Apr 10 2016, 04:27 PM

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Hi, i need some advice on cash out refinancing.

i have a property. The market price is about RM400k, outstanding loan amount is about RM150k.

My gross salary RM8,000. My current commitment
- current house loan - RM800per month
- car loan - RM1300 per month

How much additional loan i can get from the bank? my intention is to use part of the additional loan as deposit for a new house under my wife's name (the property is about 650k). any advice?
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post Apr 10 2016, 04:32 PM

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QUOTE(scorpiok @ Apr 10 2016, 04:27 PM)
Hi, i need some advice on cash out refinancing.

i have a property. The market price is about RM400k, outstanding loan amount is about RM150k.

My gross salary RM8,000. My current commitment
- current house loan - RM800per month
- car loan - RM1300 per month

How much additional loan i can get from the bank? my intention is to use part of the additional loan as deposit for a new house under my wife's name (the property is about 650k). any advice?
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Hi there

If the market value is 400k, you can refinance 80%-90% of the market value which is about 320k to 360k

So if you cash out the amount, minus the current outstanding you can get about 170k to 210k additionally which you can use it to pay as down payment and other legal fees on your new purchase.

I will need these documents to submit the loan for refinance

IC front and bank
3 months payslip and bank statement
Epf statement
Income tax and ea form 2014 & 2015
Snp and title of the property

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post Apr 10 2016, 04:58 PM

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QUOTE(lifebalance @ Apr 10 2016, 04:32 PM)
Hi there

If the market value is 400k, you can refinance 80%-90% of the market value which is about 320k to 360k

So if you cash out the amount, minus the current outstanding you can get about 170k to 210k additionally which you can use it to pay as down payment and other legal fees on your new purchase.

I will need these documents to submit the loan for refinance

IC front and bank
3 months payslip and bank statement
Epf statement
Income tax and ea form 2014 & 2015
Snp and title of the property
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thanks for the info.
can u also advise how long the refinance process will take? i suppose i need to get a valuer etc? any other costs?
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QUOTE(scorpiok @ Apr 10 2016, 04:58 PM)
thanks for the info.
can u also advise how long the refinance process will take? i suppose i need to get a valuer etc? any other costs?
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About 2 to 3 days for approval and disburse about 2 months for freehold and 3 months for leasehold

Valuer depends on the banks. Will do it for you at the same time. No other cost

This post has been edited by lifebalance: Apr 10 2016, 05:12 PM

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