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Madgeniusfigo
post Jan 14 2016, 01:13 PM

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QUOTE(lucifah @ Jan 14 2016, 09:55 AM)
thank you. Mr L also shares the same opinion with you

he is happy to know his financing limits as he is updating his folio
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Dear Lucifah,

Great, hope it helps flex.gif
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post Jan 14 2016, 05:31 PM

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QUOTE(putra23 @ Jan 14 2016, 04:14 PM)
What is the difference between Maybank Islamic loan and Maybank MaxiHome loan?
I'm told the effective rate is the same. There is no lock-in period for Islamic but 3 years for conventional. If so, why would people choose Maxihome over Islamic?
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Dear,

The imminent difference between those two package is Conventional vs islamic loan.

There's underlying difference between this 2, lets dissect it.

1. Islamic loan, you are required to pay extra 20% on the legal loan because for islamic loan, you are required to sign few more extra documentation, hence it translate into higher stamp duty fees.

2. islamic loan nowadays, most of the banks offered BBA instead of musyarakah mustanaqisah. BBA follows traditional loan structure whereby Letter offer will show total payment including interest, hence you will see a massive amount stated in your letter offer. However, there's ceiling rate 9.99% for your loan. Then what if you settle your loan earlier, what happen to the stated total payment amount stated in my letter offer? How much rebate will I received at the end? Letter offer doesn't state clearly the calculation for the rebate, hence it is quite vague.

For musyarakah mustanaqisah, it follow according the conventional loan struture.

3. Islamic loan offered by most of the banks are sermi flexi only, only Alliance banks offer full flexi islamic loan.

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Full flexi:

1) current account tied to loan account
2) auto debit from current account at month end and interest is calculated based on outstanding balance minus amount in current account
3) maintenance charge of RM10 per month
4) setup/ processing fee of Rm200 (certain bank)
5)The liquidity comes in the form of an ATM card or a linked CASA account to the housing loan. 
Example: You have a shop that is opened Monday to Satuday, rest on Sunday. On Saturday, you deposit all your proceeds of the week into the flexi account, on Sunday, you would save [(your-HL-interest-rate)/365]*AmountDeposited worth of interest. On Monday, you withdraw the money to run your business
6) Withdrawal of money or crediting of money through ATM,CHEQUE,OVER THE COUNTER, or online

Semi Flexi

semi flexi package typically has these features:
1) requires you to phone in to indicate the extra payment as early settlement of advance payments
2) if you fail to indicate, you will be charged 1% (some banks do this afaik)
3) if you indicate advance payment, no additional interest is saved as "advance" payment will only be credited to your loan account when it reaches your cycle date, so it is plain advance payments. and must be in multiple of your monthly payment.
4) For redrawable prepayments, you need to indicate separately and Redraw charge of RM50 is imposed (M*B charge Rm25)
5) Withdrawal of money or crediting of money through Cheque or Over the counter


4. Not all islamic loan offered by bank are lock in period waived, RHB has 3 years lock in period for their islamic loan. Weird but facts.

5. In the end, islamic loan do offered a better alternative package, but with 20% in stamp duty cost, and the offered package isn't standard across banks. Hence, you have to be aware.

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QUOTE(ims2628 @ Jan 14 2016, 08:02 PM)
Should be 20% off for stamp duty for islamic loan right smile.gif
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My bad, typo. On Legal loan smile.gif not stamp duty
Stamp duty 20% off, Not many bank provide 20% off anymore.

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post Jan 18 2016, 05:07 PM

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QUOTE(charlz @ Jan 18 2016, 05:15 PM)
Can someone advise how is the best way to prove to bank that I collect rental income from my property without having a holding Sdn. Bhd. company? Say I have a second property under my own name and I collect rental from it. I would like to use the rental income to help me secure another loan for another property. I am already a salaried employee paying income tax. Hence, will the rental income be taxed as well? Thanks!
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Dear Charlz,

For rental income, different bank have different way of validating it, however, I will teach you few fundamental steps to strengthen your rental validation.

1. Make sure your tenancy agreement is stamped.

2. Make sure every month the rental fees are bank in to you consistently for at least 3 months.

3. Best is 6 months bank in consistently.

4. More secured is by paying tax for rental income too.


For OCBC, you just need no.1 then your tenancy income is verified,

For Ambank, no.1 and no.2

for the rest of the banks no.1 no.2 no.3 or no.4
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post Jan 18 2016, 05:18 PM

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QUOTE(putra23 @ Jan 18 2016, 04:46 PM)
Thanks for the explanation. I'm surprised that the rebate for BBA early settlement is not stated clearly as banks usually try to state everything clearly. The total payment can be frightening and confusing as I'm not used to it.

If the seller is paying for the documentation and there is no need for full-flexi, then islamic loan might be better with no lock-in period?
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Dear,

1. BBA is an old product.

2. Seller won't pay for your stamp duty or legal fees. You are the one who are going to pay for that fees.

3. Islamic loan is good in a way, OCBC does provide a comprehensive islamic loan with good deal, however, the rate for OCBC nowadays is terrible. Al raji have a good package too but the loan approval is terrible.

4. RHB islamic loan is MM, however it has 3 years lock in period.

5. However, if you are ok with semi flexi, and opt for no lock in period. Islamic loan is an alright package.
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post Jan 18 2016, 05:19 PM

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QUOTE(charlz @ Jan 18 2016, 06:13 PM)
Stamped by who? Thanks for the feedback.
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LHDN department to stamped and verify the tenancy agreement.
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post Jan 18 2016, 07:54 PM

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QUOTE(charlz @ Jan 18 2016, 06:31 PM)
My rental income is RM1,700 any idea how much is the LHDN stamping fee?
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Just follow the below table charges.
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post Jan 19 2016, 04:55 AM

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QUOTE(sukabasa @ Jan 18 2016, 09:07 PM)
hi, work at sg salary sgd 3000 and without any commitment/debt now.
May I know easy to get 600k house loan or not? Property price 780k

thank you
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Dear sukabasa,

1. With your income and no debt, you definitely can afford a RM780K property. Your max loan eligibility is RM1,000,000. However, without any debt or commitment will reduce your credit scoring badly, as bank couldn't analyse your debt payment patter or they don't understand you at all. Mostly bank would reject applicants with clear CCRIS.

2. Most of the banks would slash margin when it comes to malaysian working at singapore.

3. However, clean ccris with high saving income shown in bank statement or have value assets under you would help improve your credit scoring.

My solution is,

a. stick with OCBC bank, they highly welcome malaysian working at singapore
b. If you have strong income saving in bank, or you have shares, FD, unit trust, do provide me the document, as this will improve your credit scoring aka increase loan approval chances.

I don't promise you with loan approval. laugh.gif


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post Jan 19 2016, 06:11 PM

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QUOTE(adyuan @ Jan 19 2016, 01:27 PM)
Hi guys,

I just signed the offer letter for my mortgage from Bank X  and now I want to cancel the loan. What is the consequences except the early termination fees?
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1. bank had already poured in admin cost, agent commission and etc etc... Hence, by cancelling the deal, after signing letter offer. You will be charge a penalty fees of RM1000-RM5000 (depends on the bank)

2. The penalty cost is stipulated in your Letter offer, read it up.


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QUOTE(vigossan @ Jan 19 2016, 06:23 PM)
question. is it possible for me to make joint loan with non-family person(e.g : friends)?
which bank allow it?
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Dear, to answer this.

1. Yes and NO.

2. Bank rules and regulation says that, only family members only able to become joint borrower. (spouse, parents, siblings, in law). STANDARD ACROSS banks

3. However, non closed family member, Yes it can be done. But it isn't appropriate for me to write it here! haha

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can you describe a bit what is 3rd party loan?
the second name will still registered on ccris?
insurance is 50/50 like normal joint loan?


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3rd party is as above.

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thanks for the reply.
look the thing is, ive asked several banks like cimb ,maybank, hong leong, and bsn (bsn got zero moving cost)
they only accept immediate family (nucleus family) as joint loaner
that mean no cousin, or uncle, or friends

which bank actually are we talking about here?


Dear, as stated, it can be done but in a non legal way. laugh.gif

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post Jan 19 2016, 08:50 PM

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QUOTE(sukabasa @ Jan 19 2016, 07:46 PM)
Thank madgeniusfigo.  notworthy.gif
May I know OCBC offer flexi house loan?
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Yes, Ocbc have flexi loan.

1. Ocbc is the only one with pure 3rd party loan.

2. If you need help just ring my number smile.gif, I don't charge for residential loan.
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QUOTE(giggs_509 @ Jan 20 2016, 11:55 AM)
Is it ok to refinance now? Current loan is -2.2blr, not very happy with any interest rate increase which offset my yearly increment.
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what's your loan amount that you gonna refinance?
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Can pm? What info u need?
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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)*
b. Housing loan (Borrowed amount) (Joint or indiv)
c. Personal loan (Credit limit)
d. PTPTN (credit limit)
e. Credit card (Outstanding/usage)
f. ASB loan ( credit limit)
g. Overdraft ( Credit limit)

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

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QUOTE(maximillan @ Jan 24 2016, 12:44 PM)
Hi guys,

whats required to check on loan capability profile on the few mentioned banks in the analysis? not sure whether below is sufficient to assess?
Kindly help  notworthy.gif
1.Borrower
a.age- 27
b. No. of borrowers- 1
c. no. of housing loan- none at the moment

2. Income (borrower)
a. Gross salary-5k
3. Supporting income (borrower)
j. Shares dividend- 500

4. Debt / commitment (borrower) "joint or indiv"
a. Hire purchase loan (Borrowed amount)- 30k (600 monthly, 1 yr plus to go)
e. Credit card (Outstanding/usage)- Nil (always pay on time)
4. Background (borrower)
a. Occupation- senior exec
b. age- 27
c. currently staying at- with parents

5. Property
a. purchase price- 450k
b. subsales or underconstruction- new, going to Sign SnP tis year
c. freehold or leasehold- freehold
d. 1 borrower or joint borrower- 1 borrower
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rclxms.gif kool! be sure to find u if i nid any biggrin.gif many thanks!!

btw is need possible to find out whats the maximum value of property i can go for with the profile?
bit curious on tis

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Dear,

1. Your max loan eligibility is RM630,000 for HLBB. The rest loan eligibile for different bank do look at right bottom section yellow highlight.

It is approximately RM700K property price max.

2. 90% loan eligibility is possible, however I need to look at your CCRIS, CTOS and income doc beforehand.

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post Jan 26 2016, 01:56 PM

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QUOTE(kochin @ Jan 26 2016, 02:48 PM)
any compilation of respective banks BR and their absolute lending rates?
seems like a bit difficult to obtain each and every bank's BR.
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post Jan 26 2016, 02:17 PM

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QUOTE(kwaick @ Jan 26 2016, 03:02 PM)
Thank you so much for your info..
May I know normally what's the amount of legal fees + valuation fees?

Thanks
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Dear kwaick,

For the loan amount you stated Rm400k

Legal loan fees will be around Rm4000-RM8000
Valuation will be Rm800-Rm1000
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QUOTE(setia82 @ Jan 26 2016, 05:34 PM)
May i know :

a) how much is the instalment for a loan of RM460k?

b) minimum salary to get this loan?

c) Loan agreement fees?

Thanks
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Dear setia82,

1. Give you 2 rate scenario

a)
-35 years loan tenure
-4.5% rate
-460k loan

Monthly installment would be RM2176.98

b)
-35 years loan tenure
-4.5% rate
-460k loan

Monthly installment would be RM2162.76


2.

Gross income at least RM4000, without commitment and debt.


3.
Loan agreement total cost could be RM9000-RM12,000
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QUOTE(Leo89 @ Jan 26 2016, 04:44 PM)
hi dear sifus, i applied home loan valued at rm727020 (soho unit in cyberjaya). so i got loan offer from ambank and this is the package they had given
MOF: 85% (since the developer giving 15% rebate)
Loan rate: 4.38% (BR4.00 + 0.38)
Tenure: 35 years
Lock in period: 3 yrs
Loan type: semi flexi conventional loan and no hidden charges just open savings account
Monthy installment: rm2924 inclusive MRTA of 15 yrs
according to them is if also zero moving charges.. means no charges if refinance after 3 yrs

Question is
1. based on ur opinion, so u think this is a good offer,
2. if not so gud can u tell me the reason and do u know any othr bank who can give better offer than this overall
3. i also applied with rhb and uob and i got offer of them but i think this the best since is given me lowest intrest rate, is there any possible can get lower than this?

hope to get some feedback as this is my first loan and i will be signing the offer letter this friday. thanks in advance smile.gif
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Dear, sorry for the late reply. laugh.gif


1. You sure it is zero moving cost?

Your banker mislead you, this isn't zero moving cost. This means lock in period 3 years, if refinance within 3years will pay penalty of 2%.

IF refinance after 3 years, no penalty charges.


*Note* Ambank doesn't have zero moving cost.
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1. It is a good offer.

2. The best would be 4.35%, however, 4.38% consider good.

3. If you are employee, semi flexi would suit you. However, if you constantly have huge cash flow in and out, full flexi would be good.

4. MRTA will never be the best protection option, however, since you have already included it, just take it.
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QUOTE(philyong @ Jan 27 2016, 11:20 AM)
Hi guys, looking to get a home loan...any mortgage officers from rhb and mbb? thanks
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Dear Philyong,

Morning.

I could help you with the home loan process, submission, analysis and so on. However, you have the right to chose, should you take my service. I will briefly explain how my service works.

1. My company is the panel for Ambanks, HLBB, RHB, MBB, HSBC, AFFIN, OCBC, PBB, CIMB and UOB. I don't charge you for residential loan as we get the commission from the bank. However, I will assist you from zero to one. I will analyze your profile, help you do some adjustment on it and select the right banks that suits your objectives and criteria.

Moreover, I won't force you to take any products and rest assure, no surprises from my side. I will make sure I explained comprehensively on the products you chosen and make sure you have every idea in what you are doing.

I will analyze your profile, meet you up and explain everything aka educating then I will help you submit while monitor throughout the process. I have a league of team (Lawyer, valuer, admin) that will support your loan success.

2. If you are looking for low rates, I will recommend you to take ambank, rhb and uob. Other banks do provide low rate but are very subjective depending on your profile, too many surprises. IMHO, the tide has turn,MBB will be the one that are very subjective in giving you the rate, MBB approval is hard and the rates given is terrible. Reason is their mortgage portfolio has reach the ceiling and they are reducing investment in mortgage loan.

3. If you still have any inquiries, feel free to ask laugh.gif
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QUOTE(akecema @ Jan 27 2016, 09:01 PM)
Wanna ask if someone know
My wife asking at rhb bank for 6 month bank statement
So the staff say that in 10 days they will call if statement ready.
So im a bit confusing because as i know, get statement should be on da spot, why need 10days?

Then today after more than 10 days, she go again
And now the staff say still not getting 'disk' for the statement
And bank only receive disk every 6 month
What the heck man, i need submit my loan next week

So can someone clarify to me, need to long to process bank statement before i tepuk meja tomorrow
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Dear,

Usually, some bank need some process to retrieve your bank statement.
I leave this detail to RHB banker to explain to you.

However, If you wanted to apply for housing loan, bank statement is one of the many document for you to tally your pay slips income.

1. You can just alt + Print from your online bank statement to get a good picture of your bank statement transaction history.

2. Or you can just tally your payslips income with your EPF.

Your banker should know tricks to hasten your document procurement for him/her to submit loan.

When problems occur, we can opt to swim alternative route across it.
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post Jan 27 2016, 08:41 PM

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QUOTE(akecema @ Jan 27 2016, 09:29 PM)
I dont know about rhb, but maybank only show 3 month transaction only via m2u. As u know,  bank need 6month statement to apply home loan.
What alternative route u mention?
I need submit my loan next week, really frustrating
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Dear

If you are using Maybank2u, the trick is simple.

1. View your transaction history, Click CTRL+P, change it save as PDF. walaa, you have a beautiful PDF bank statement.

2. If your salary is non fixed, need 3 months, if it is variable, differ by months, 6 months is needed.

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