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QUOTE(jyfred @ Aug 13 2020, 10:40 AM) Good offer, from which bank yeahQUOTE(kim0112 @ Aug 13 2020, 11:11 AM) Hi all sifu, Let me confirm that for you.Wanna ask about the financing margin for 3rd houseloan from 70% to 90% as per HOC2020, is the property value must at least 600k or above (Based on SPA price) or the property transaction must be 600k nett after rebate? QUOTE(Jamie Ng @ Aug 15 2020, 10:48 PM) That depends on the bank policy. But bank usually will impose MRTA for better rate(of course to cross sell their products as well)MLTA is a level term assurance giving you a fixed basic sum assured without cash value/savings components. QUOTE(Jamie Ng @ Aug 15 2020, 10:54 PM) That’s really depends. Usually without MRTA will be slightly higher by 0.05% to 0.1%.QUOTE(lllim11110 @ Aug 16 2020, 08:02 PM) Hi sifus. Loan eligibility can go up to 500k. May I know if you have other non banking facility such as PTPTN loan and others? Usually clean CCRIS will fail scoring due to unknown pattern of payment behaviour for the banks. First time home buyer here. Want to understand which is a how much loan i should apply. Age: 25 Pay: 4,000 Monthly commitments: Nil I am planning to buy a subsale house from 200-450k range. Not sure if its better to put a high cash downpayment and apply for loan below 100-200k or standard 10% downpayment then apply for 90% margin. Currently looking at flexi loan options but scare loan amount too small to get attractive interest. Appreciate inputs and advise, tq. Unless you wish to joint name to load balance the monthly installment. Of course you can always prove your personal net worth to banks to boost the confidence level My suggestion always go for 90% margin, retain the cash for personal contingency. Besides, bank always have flexi loan so you can utilise It to your utmost benefits This post has been edited by ngph988: Aug 16 2020, 11:04 PM |
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QUOTE(ronnie @ Aug 16 2020, 09:08 PM) You may consider Islamic loan. Conventional loan usually will have 3-5 years lock in period.QUOTE(lllim11110 @ Aug 16 2020, 09:14 PM) I maintain a credit card only. Never took loan before. As long as your credit outstanding does not exceeds 80% of credit card total limit then you should be fine.If i take 90% likely will park all the surplus cash in the flexi loan account. |
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QUOTE(ronnie @ Aug 17 2020, 01:43 AM) Conventional Loan1) in terms of semi-flexi or full flexi 2) Always come with lock in period (3-5 years) 3) No ceiling rate (no capping on interests) Islamic Loan Conventional Loan 1) No Lock in period in general (some banks do impose lock in period on Islamic Loan) 2) Ceiling rate not more than 13% per annum QUOTE(ronnie @ Aug 18 2020, 04:22 PM) Let's say I want to buy a property at RM800k For me go for A. Yes, you are paying more installment however you still retain the cash flow. Given the market condition nowadays, cash is king. So always spare more cash to handle any sudden event.I will sell another property at RM500k (within 3 months) I have cash RM100k ready. Which is the better plan :- A. Get a mortgage for RM720k (90% loan), put in the RM500k to offset mortgage. B. Sell existing property and get a mortgage for RM200k. Which plan would have lowest interest paid to the banks ? Which would provide better cashflow ? |
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QUOTE(Headsup! @ Aug 20 2020, 02:50 PM) Hi Sifus... Since both loan amount are same, you may consider should you need more insurance coverage from bank or you can top up the balance from personal insurance.I have received 2 offers regarding my mortgage loan: PBB[U] BR + 0.63% = 2.9% Principal Facility RM 879,750 MRTT Financed RM 23,675 Total RM 903,425 The insurance coverage: covering 28 years of loan tenure and CI coverage of 50k for 15 years tenure. HLB[U] BR + 0.27% = 2.9% Principal Facility RM 879,750 MRTT Financed RM 18,565 Total RM 898,315 Insurance coverage: RM518,565 which one to go for? what are other things to look at? On top of that, which bank has the best client experience such as online banking, customer service, nearest branches to you and etc. QUOTE(Issac90 @ Aug 20 2020, 03:43 PM) Hi Sifus, Assuming for max 35 years repayment, loan eligibility for 90% of 654k should be fine. However, the best practice is always show bank you have 10% deposit in hand.I want to check my loan availability. 1. Pay: 3,300 (Net income) Monthly commitments: 1. Car loan: 560 2. Personal loan: 780 3. Credit card: 6k 4. Cash in hand: 27k 2. Pay: 5,500 (Net income) Monthly commitments: 1. Car loan: as guarantor for above 2. Personal loan (1):760 3. Personal loan (2): 703 4. Credit card: no outstanding I am planning to buy 1st house for 654k and wish to apply 90% loan What are the chances of my loan will approve? May I know the age of applicant A and B? QUOTE(Allout20 @ Aug 20 2020, 03:46 PM) Starts from first disbursementQUOTE(ronnie @ Aug 20 2020, 10:13 PM) Yes, max financing tenure is 35 years or up to 70 years old (whichever come first) |
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QUOTE(Issac90 @ Aug 21 2020, 10:20 AM) HLB usually 80%. The rest of banks giving 90% unless they found out rebate in market.QUOTE(b0rhui @ Aug 21 2020, 02:33 PM) Dear sifus, Direct banker will only know in house policies where as loan broker can always recommend 2-3 banks with highest chances of approval.I'm currently in the midst of deciding to buy a prop, so next step up is the loan application right May I know what's the difference between applying the loan through the sales agent and banker outside? QUOTE(KawhiSoSerious @ Aug 21 2020, 03:30 PM) Dear Sifus, Your rental income require to be credited in bank statement for at least 3 months. A lot of banks like MBB, Alliaince start to ignore or slash income recognition towards rental income. So you choose your bank wisely.Wanna check on my chance of getting loan approval. Loan amount : RM482,000 , 35 years repayment period, new development unit Income : 1. Employment: RM3,400 (Net salary, no commission & allowance but have bonus 1.5 / 2 mths) 2. Rental : RM2,000 per mth (supported with land title, tenancy agreement and declared in Form BE but do not have bank statements which shows the rental income) Monthly commitments:- - Car loan: RM392 - PTPTN: RM240 - Credit card: Pay the statement balance on time every month. Total monthly usage about RM3,000 My property agent's banker saying that my rental income will not to take into account for my loan application by most banks as I do not have bank statements that shows the rental income banked into my account (under some personal reason the rental is not banked into my account). As such, with my current employment income I wont be able to pass the loan application. Is really there wont be any chance the bank will approve? Or is there any bank will accept that the supporting provided are sufficient? Thanks in advance |
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QUOTE(KawhiSoSerious @ Aug 21 2020, 10:54 PM) Hi sifus, is cash deposit to my bank account considered as a record of crediting the rental in my bank statement? Can, however subject to final approval.QUOTE(allbeta2 @ Aug 23 2020, 06:59 AM) Hi Sifus, Margin be like 50-60%. If you are getting KL area, min purchase is 1 mil and above.I am currently a U.S. citizen interested in potentially purchasing an investment property in KL. What would be the typical loan margin provided to a non-resident foreigner? Is it possible to receive up to 80% financing or will it likely be closer to 70%? Thank you for your help! Selangor Zone 1 & 2 area require at least RM 2 mil and above whilst Zone 3 require at least RM 1 mil and above. QUOTE(H3r01 @ Aug 23 2020, 12:42 PM) Hello sifu, May i know your age and monthly commitment from banking facilities and non banking facilities including PTPTN loan?Income : 1. Permanent Employment: RM2900 ( Incentive per month can go increase salary up to RM3700 per month ) What is the maximum property amount I can apply for with only this information? Thank you Are you intend to get financing under single name or joint name? |
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QUOTE(hywon56 @ Aug 25 2020, 06:42 PM) Hi Pros, You mean totally clean from CCRIS ?I am a first time home buyer as well. Planning to buy a subsale condo around RM430,000. My salary is RM3000 nett. No outstanding loan. Inherited a property from relative. (co-owned with my brother) valuation around 900k Question 1 Should i join name with my dad to increase chances of loan approval? Question 2 Which bank to recommend for lower interest rateex: less than 3%? Question 3 What can i do to get more than 90% of loan as i would like to do some renovations? Would welcome any tips for a newbie! Thanks Need to check your father’s age and his income portfolio. Bank will take loan tenure base on the higher income earner age. Loan tenure is max 35 years or til age 70, whichever come first QUOTE(Issac90 @ Aug 26 2020, 07:48 AM) Hi Sifus, Credit card will wait til next month 15th onlyreflect latest outstanding balance of credit card (given that if you had made any payment before 30th of this month)I would like to ask that which bank will consider a supportive doc as currently situation is bank told me that my monthly commitment was high. I have clear my 1 of the credit card recently which cost 6k. I have submit the statement to them but the banker told me that it would’n be help as it based on ccris. I have checked the ccris was not reflect yet. And also would like to ask that which bank currently looking dsr to 80%? QUOTE(oricori @ Aug 26 2020, 08:49 AM) Hi, i'm looking to purchase a subsale and need bankers contact for loan application. Any bankers contacts to share with me? Any Hong Leong, Stan Chart and OCBC bankers? May I conduct pre-loan checking with you first?Age Single name/Joint name (please indicate the number of borrower) Commission Earner - Average 6 months commissions Self employed - Year of establishment - Nature of Business - Type of company setup (Sole prop, partnerships, Sdn Bhd, LLP) - Average 6 months credited amount in company bank statement - 2 years income tax declaration + proof of payment Monthly commitment - Housing loan - Hire Purchase - Personal Loan - Credit card - Other term loans - PTPTN loan Supporting document (optional) - rental income, savings, FD, shares, dividends and etc Property details - Undercon/Subssale/Refinance - Purchase price/Open Market Value - Type of property (landed/condo/etc) - Land size - Built up (Applicable to high rise/Semi D/Bungalow) - Any renovation and estimated costs QUOTE(joehann @ Aug 26 2020, 10:42 AM) Hi just want to ask. In my maybank islamic loan offer letter got one clause mentioning that I need to maintain RM10k as one of the precondition to disbursement of the facility or else, they may change my profit rate. Is this normal? My client got approved by MBB Islamic but only to reveal 10k in his savings account. Once you done snapshot of balance in savings account, my client can transfer money at anytime.QUOTE(mercuryindahouse @ Aug 26 2020, 08:36 PM) Dear all sifus, I'm planning to buy my dream house for own stay, and wanna know whether I can get 90% loan for 3rd house based on my currently situation? I suggest you conduct pre-loan checking before you start to apply for 3rd propertyI'm currently having 2 house loans under my name, 1st loan is the house I'm currently staying and plan to sell off in few years time, 2nd loan is new property still under construction and this is for parents' stay. Age Single name/Joint name (please indicate the number of borrower) Commission Earner - Average 6 months commissions Self employed - Year of establishment - Nature of Business - Type of company setup (Sole prop, partnerships, Sdn Bhd, LLP) - Average 6 months credited amount in company bank statement - 2 years income tax declaration + proof of payment Monthly commitment - Housing loan - Hire Purchase - Personal Loan - Credit card - Other term loans - PTPTN loan Supporting document (optional) - rental income, savings, FD, shares, dividends and etc Property details - Undercon/Subssale/Refinance - Purchase price/Open Market Value - Type of property (landed/condo/etc) - Land size - Built up (Applicable to high rise/Semi D/Bungalow) - Any renovation and estimated costs This post has been edited by ngph988: Aug 27 2020, 03:05 PM |
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QUOTE(*MoonStone* @ Aug 27 2020, 07:14 AM) Seems standard rate in market..QUOTE(joehann @ Aug 27 2020, 07:27 AM) Hi thanks for replying. I've attached the said clause and whether your client clause the same as mine? Is this only for the purpose of the disbursement of the loan? After bank disburse, I can transfer the money elsewhere or use it? I don't think it is realistic to maintain 10k in the current account for 35 years when I can invest it elsewhere with higher return. Could be case to case basis. If I were you, I'll ask my banker to check with back end team whether I can transfer money and take a print screen to banker for execution purposes. Once back end team accepted your balance slip, just transfer money to whenever you want it.This post has been edited by ngph988: Aug 27 2020, 03:37 PM |
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QUOTE(fath82 @ Aug 28 2020, 09:45 AM) Anyone can advise is it better to refinance to other bank or get a top up loan from the same bank. What is pro and cons, I know that you can save a lot from the legal fees any other? Top up loan- Faster disbursement - Different rate as some existing loans were offered under BLR and Different spread Refinance - enjoy better rate (In total loan amount instead) - higher moving costs based on total loan amount - Disbursement may take 3-4 months (if it’s freehold) and 6 months and above (if it’s leasehold) as your new bank will conduct redemption from your encumbered property This post has been edited by ngph988: Aug 28 2020, 10:20 AM |
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QUOTE(cgteoh85 @ Aug 28 2020, 03:09 PM) Hi Sifus, You will need to bear lawyer fee and stamp duty if refinance your property. Think twice.a property loan noob here. i have a HSBC home smart (flexi) loan with below details: loan amount = 435000 loan tenure = 35 yrs loan start date = 2013 loan interest = can't recall and am working overseas with loan document in Malaysia. current loan amount = 396000 available balance = 52000 (extra money i put in through out these years) monthly repayment = 1930 extra money can put in monthly = 3800 My question is = should i REFINANCE ?? My main intention is to reduce interest rate and shorten the pay back period. My target is to clear this loan within 5-6 years from now. Thanks in advance QUOTE(Hugh1996 @ Aug 29 2020, 10:16 AM) Hi guys, Loan margin around 60-70%. Will need your company confirmation letter and background to conduct due diligence.I'm currently working and living in overseas (based in Auckland), looking to purchase my first condo/apartment as a positive income investment in Klang Valley. Can I understand what is the chance for me getting a loan approval and what would be the minimum down payment required? Advice needed, thanks. Do you have any Bank loan or PTPTN loan as of now? |
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QUOTE(syncronyzer @ Aug 29 2020, 08:23 PM) Hi all - planning to get 3rd property. yes, only HOC properties entitled for max 90% margin for 3rd property.Just curious.. is the government announcement of up to 90% loan for 3rd property owner tied to HOC? Meaning, must the project be HOC entitled only I can get more than 70% loan? Or regardless HOC or not? QUOTE(Juba2020 @ Aug 30 2020, 06:24 PM) Hi Sifus (Keith/Paul/Victorian) Since you're working in oversseas, need to know the followingCurrently working in overseas, recently booked a condo as a positive income investment in KL. Appreciate feedback on loan. Not sure if it’s better to put a high cash down payment and apply loan below 100-200K or standard (10% down payment) then apply for 90% margin. Age: 47 Rental: RM 1K monthly on fully paid investment property value 360K minimal loan commitments on principal residence commitment: - New property investment proposal under Con (Schedule VP in Mid 2022) - Unit Price: 378K - Condo - 650 sqft - Leasehold Question : Better to have 2 modest investment properties or upgrade to one superior property. Appreciate inputs & advise. - Age - Current position - Year of employment - Nature of business of current company - Any work permit or confirmation letter? - Currency of country - Any loan facilities on hand? - Panel banks |
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QUOTE(ZeneticX @ Sep 10 2020, 10:58 PM) hi sifus Approximately 500k with 35 years loan tenure.not sure if this is the correct place and the correct question to ask wanted to know which bank currently have the highest DSR when considering loan applications? My banker friend who work in HLB told me currently can be up to 85% for them... I assume this would be the highest already? Also would like to know what's the estimated loan amount that can be approved for the following income and financial standing - i) gross income - 4.5k, nett - 3.8k ii) fixed 13th month salary/bonus. (after dividing 13th month salary by 12 and added to monthly salary... I estimate monthly nett to be around 4.1k. does bank see it this way?) iii) annual performance bonus @ april. So far no less than 2 months bonus iv) car loan - 690 v) 4 credit cards - each paid monthly on time upon statement vi) no PTPTN or any other outstanding loans |
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QUOTE(Rand @ Sep 18 2020, 01:42 PM) Will I be able to refinance a property loan if I am overseas? If you are a salaried employee, they will required face to face thumb print.Just got rebuffed by a standard chartered rep. QUOTE(squidsquid @ Sep 18 2020, 02:38 PM) Uob offering (unoffical) 2.89% for my >800k loan Only disadvantage from my personal point of view is 1% penalty to early settle or refinance to other bank.Mbb say lowest they can do is 2.95% Only reason i prefer mbb is all my banking acc is in their ecosystem. Is uob ok? Nvr have any dealings with them. Appreciate any advice. Tq QUOTE(prema2277 @ Sep 18 2020, 07:44 PM) Any banker here familiar with foreign income housing loan processing? Please could you pm me, I need some guidance. Thanks Depending on the country you are working at, company background such as nature of business, is it MnC company and etc. And also your employment background as well.Main point is are you a prompt pay master and able to afford new loan? QUOTE(azi @ Sep 19 2020, 11:33 PM) Hi, any banker here know of bank who can do foreign income housing loan? Zero income in Malaysia, no Malaysian guarantor. Working for multinational firm for more than 3 years. Is 90% loan possible and I am looking to purchase a new condo in KL. I am a Malaysian citizen, and no, not Singapore income Need to understand your personal background and company background.Mind if you fill to up the following details? Age Single name/Joint name (please indicate the number of borrower) Salaried Employee - Basic Salary - Fixed Allowances - Variable Allowances/Others Commission Earner - Average 6 months commissions Self employed - Year of establishment - Nature of Business - Type of company setup (Sole prop, partnerships, Sdn Bhd, LLP) - Average 6 months credited amount in company bank statement - 2 years income tax declaration + proof of payment Monthly commitment - Housing loan - Hire Purchase - Personal Loan - Credit card - Other term loans in current country - PTPTN loan Supporting document (optional) - rental income, savings, FD, shares, dividends and etc Property details - Undercon/Subssale/Refinance - Purchase price/Open Market Value - Type of property (landed/condo/etc) - Land size - Built up (Applicable to high rise/Semi D/Bungalow) - Any renovation and estimated costs Company/Employment Details - Name of company (web page or relevant info) - Nature of Business - Year of employment in current company - Current position in company QUOTE(ewechai @ Sep 20 2020, 08:52 AM) Hi guys.. Would like to get your feedbacks. I would say the next 2-3 years survival is the key, we wouldn’t know how long the pandemic could lasts.If you already having 1 property which still have outstanding loan with bank, and now there is a 2nd property which after considering all commitments and other basic living expenses which you believe you are afford to own. (1) Would you consider buying despite that will put you into almost a total of 1 Million debt with the bank ? Is it common nowadays an individual has 1M debt with bank ? (2) If buy, will you feel pressure "Sei lor.. owe so much money with the bank, don't know when only can pay off...?" / "Don't know one day will lose my income sources or not...?" (should be quite a secured work, just sendiri think till very worst scenario) (3) if buy, what is the best way to manage the loan of both unit? Treat 2 individually? Or any bank can combine into 1 to get lower monthly repayment commitment? Note: 1st property is unable to rent or sell out due to location issue. This post has been edited by ngph988: Sep 21 2020, 09:58 AM |
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QUOTE(Lance XIII @ Sep 23 2020, 11:30 AM) Hi, have not taken any form of loan before. Am looking to buy a property in the near future. Whats the first step to determining my loan capability? Do i just walk into any bank branch and ask around or is there a specific department i can go directly? Also, what documents should i prepare? Always check your pre-loan eligibility and scoring prior to loan submission. May i have your info below for loan assessment? QUOTE(Happy Alicia @ Sep 23 2020, 04:33 PM) BOC, UOB, PBB and HLB are offering quite decent rate these days. However, subject to final approval.QUOTE(wrl1992 @ Sep 23 2020, 04:52 PM) Is it possible to get MRTA / MLTA / other insurance later on? Due to medical condition trying to get the loan w/o MLTA but maintain rate You can always opt for personal life insurance to cover your loan outstanding, but usually the purpose of MRTA bundle from bank is to get better rate.My usual advise to client is to get min MRTA and the rest get covered by your personal life insurance. QUOTE(lonelyjun @ Sep 24 2020, 12:29 AM) I have some questions about mortgage loan. Housing loan interests are on daily rests hence bank will calculate the interests upon deduction of extra deposits.For example, I loan RM 1,000,000 then i take RM 30,000 put into the pool, so the interest still charge on RM1,000,000 or RM 970,000? And, what's the best rate for loan RM974k ~ RM1.01 mil? Recommend which bank for best rate on this amount? However, it depends on which bank semi flexi or full flexi you taken. |
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QUOTE(Knight_2008 @ Sep 25 2020, 12:56 AM) Hi any sifu / mortgage broker here? Hoping to get some advice. I am looking to purchase a landed property of about ~c.RM2.0m jointly with my partner, but I am not sure if banks can allow for joint loan if we are not married yet. Also what is household joint income required for a property of this loan size? Many thanks. QUOTE(LovelyPotato @ Sep 25 2020, 11:49 AM) Hi, any CIMB banker here available for the 1 min approval check? I bought an auction unit last week, income should be more than enough for approval but got rejected by another bank. Need to do a quick approval check here. Please drop me a PM. let me conduct a pre-loan checking for both of you.Edit: Already got a number. Age Single name/Joint name (please indicate the number of borrower) Salaried Employee - Basic Salary - Fixed Allowances - Variable Allowances/Others - Bonuses Commission Earner - Average 6 months commissions - Income Tax Declaration for 2 years + Receipt of tax payment Self employed - Year of establishment - Nature of Business - Type of company setup (Sole prop, partnerships, Sdn Bhd, LLP) - Average 6 months credited amount in company bank statement - 2 years income tax declaration + proof of payment Monthly commitment - Housing loan - Hire Purchase - Personal Loan - Credit card - Other term loans - PTPTN loan Supporting document (optional) - rental income, savings, FD, shares, dividends and etc Property details - Undercon/Subssale/Refinance - Purchase price/Open Market Value - Type of property (landed/condo/etc) - Land size - Built up (Applicable to high rise/Semi D/Bungalow) - Any renovation and estimated costs This post has been edited by ngph988: Sep 25 2020, 02:38 PM |
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QUOTE(-YOPPIE- @ Sep 26 2020, 06:34 PM) Is islamic loan best pick in this low interest rates environment? The effective rate is similar to conventional however Islamic loan generally has no lock in period with impose of ceiling rateI am thinking of changing my conventional housing loan since it's for long term. QUOTE(xuanzijia @ Sep 26 2020, 08:28 PM) PBB, UOB, HLB, BOC. Rate starts from 2.85%This post has been edited by ngph988: Sep 28 2020, 10:05 AM |
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QUOTE(alesi616 @ Oct 5 2020, 09:57 AM) sifu-sifu, First of all, are you buying the commercial property under personal name or company name?what is the rate for commercial loan (buying shoplot) nowadays? For 1-1.5 mil loan amount. Also normally what is the margin of finance, is it max 85% ? Max tenure is how many years? I'm 39 years old, is it still 70 -39 = 31 yrs? Max margin is up to 85%, if you are purchasing under company name, you may request additional margin for working capital. Interest rate under personal name around 3.3-3.4% whilst under company name is BLR - 2.3% Loan tenure is around 20-25 years max. |
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QUOTE(alesi616 @ Oct 5 2020, 12:54 PM) buy under personal name (joint husband + wife). Any difference for max margin? Still 20-25 yrs max ? QUOTE(alesi616 @ Oct 5 2020, 12:55 PM) thanks first, FYI this is buy under personal name and not under company. Is it the rate is normally 0.5% higher compare to residential loan ? Margin wise max 80-85%. Interest as per what I mentioned earlier. Tenure probably can extend to 30 years still 20-25 years in average.Commercial loan usually will have slightly higher interest than residential loan |
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