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 Mortgage Loan Package Inquiries, (Strictly NO Promotion Allowed)

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post Jan 30 2016, 06:58 PM

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QUOTE(cclay @ Jan 30 2016, 04:58 PM)
Still owe PBB principal around RM 380K. Property worth about RM 550K now. Can only refinance to 20 years only..
What's the option, bro?
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Cash out is still possible.

AIA provides zmc fixed rate 4.99% and calculate up to 20 years

If you're looking for cash out then I need to further understand your future planning
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post Jan 30 2016, 10:33 PM

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QUOTE(netcrawler @ Jan 30 2016, 10:29 PM)
Hi lifebalance,

For ZMC package at 4.99% interest rate, what is the monthly installment for 25 years
with loan amount 650K (310K cash out)?
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That will be RM3796 per month

4.99% is fixed rate means won't increase or decrease with BR or BLR.

Would be advantages in current market condition where rates are increasing.

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post Jan 30 2016, 10:59 PM

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QUOTE(netcrawler @ Jan 30 2016, 10:56 PM)
I'm also not the fan of fixed interest rate. What are lower rates for refinance in market curently? For ZMC and Non-ZMC?
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For lower rates then you can opt for normal banks refinance but the catch is the 310k extra cashout will be based on 10 year calculation. So if that doesn't break ur DSR then you're good to go. Otherwise, AIA offer a good alternative.

ZMC or no ZMC, banks will always get back to you if you choose to move to another bank in a short period of time.

If you want proper advise it will be much better to look in all your overall budget.

Feel free to PM me if u need to share P&C info.
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post Jan 30 2016, 11:09 PM

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QUOTE(netcrawler @ Jan 30 2016, 11:07 PM)
If we choose refinance for a house, would the DSR calculated  based on current house
installment (house to refinance) + refinance amount ?
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Current outstanding loan x interest rate x 25 year
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Cash out balance x interest rate x 10 years
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post Jan 31 2016, 02:42 PM

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QUOTE(cclay @ Jan 31 2016, 12:59 PM)
Cashout will be based on 90%?

I am 38 this year. Max until 70 years?
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Cash out will be 80 - 90% as banks are tightening now

Age to apply is 35 years or up to age 70
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post Jan 31 2016, 08:18 PM

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QUOTE(echoesian @ Jan 31 2016, 07:52 PM)
What do you mean by cash out?
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Cash out meaning that previously you took a loan with the bank at 300k for example and you've took the loan for 5 years and now you have probably paid down to 250k but at the same time your property is valued higher than previously meaning about 600k now.

You are entitled to loan 90% of 600k now which is 560k and the cash out portion would be 560k minus 250k and you will have cash out of 310k.


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post Feb 2 2016, 02:22 PM

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QUOTE(iamoracle @ Feb 2 2016, 02:18 PM)
What about cash out via mortgage top up method? I understand the same bank will create a separate account for the mortgage top up.
Can I reduce the outstanding in the mortgage top up account using EPF account 2?
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You can top up with the same bank, subject to the previous Loan Agreement interest rate.

You can withdraw from your account 2 to pay off the existing loan so that you may borrow more, but take note that the new loan cash out calculation is based on 10 years repayment so it might break your DSR, consult a mortgage planner to look into your financials.
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post Feb 2 2016, 08:29 PM

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QUOTE(cwkhang @ Feb 2 2016, 08:19 PM)
hi, loan amt 600k, 35 years

would like to hear some advice on choosing between,

Maybank offer BR 3.2 + 1.25 = 4.45%
RHB offer BR 3.9 + 0.50 = 4.40%
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What u want to hear ?
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post Feb 3 2016, 07:31 AM

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QUOTE(cwkhang @ Feb 2 2016, 11:34 PM)
take maybank because lowest BR 3.2% + 1.25%
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take the lowest interest rate 4.4% but higher BR 3.9% RHB
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Either way still the same because both rate will increase over time. Left and right side. Remember you are applying for a fluctuating rate not fixed rate. The banks can increase the rates anytime subject to 3 months notice in advance.

So take the lowest one for now which is rhb.
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post Feb 3 2016, 12:43 PM

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QUOTE(cwkhang @ Feb 3 2016, 12:38 PM)
Thank you for the comment.
I thought left BR rate is fluctuating but the right (e.g. 0.5% is fixed rate).
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that's a lot of people's misconception. smile.gif
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QUOTE(choywm @ Feb 3 2016, 02:20 PM)
Are banks allowed to lower the loan amount from that stated in LO after signing? Mine lowered theirs after the property inspection by the valuer.
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That's why valuer will always give a value not blown up to trick the bank because the valuer have to declare

Say now you force valuer give you 1 Mil and your loan approve and then bank ask valuer inspect and say now only 600k then your disbursement will be reduced
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QUOTE(choywm @ Feb 3 2016, 03:08 PM)
What if it is not stated in the LO, can appeal?
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It's definitely in the letter offer
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QUOTE(psyconutss @ Feb 3 2016, 04:47 PM)
Hey people, would like some clarification on the mortgage loan. If one who has CCRIS and manage to clear off all debt and BNM clear his/her name. Can he/she immediately apply for a mortgage loan?

Will there be some difficulties for one as such to buy a house due to the CCRIS history?

Thanks
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You have to clear it all off and wait 6 months so that bank will know you won't be defaulting in the next few months. Some people might need to wait up to 1 year
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QUOTE(cclay @ Feb 3 2016, 10:28 PM)
Sorry, tumpang tumpang ya..
Another option is top up with the same bank for my case. But I hope to get better rate. Could the bank revise the previous rate?
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You may try to request on revise on the current interest rate in writing. Depends on whether the bank wants to charge you a lower interest (meaning they earn lesser for your benefit) - normally don't happen la unless you loan a big big sum and they're afraid you would move to another bank tongue.gif
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QUOTE(cclay @ Feb 3 2016, 10:34 PM)
But still I am confident I could get a better rate with other bank. Hehe, just need to pay legal fees..  cry.gif
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then calculate how many months u plan to hold the loan and then calculate the loan amount, the amount of installment you pay vs a lawyer fee
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QUOTE(Syd G @ Feb 4 2016, 06:37 AM)
Hey guys,

Am interested in taking a semi-flexi loan. However, according to this article : http://www.propertyguru.com.my/resources/m...-the-difference

By default, most of property term loans are semi flexi anyway.

Is that true? Am currently with Tiger bank. Looking to refinance.
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Hi,

You may apply for full flexi loan with certain banks has that feature.

We may discuss further on this in private.
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QUOTE(psyconutss @ Feb 4 2016, 09:06 AM)
Dear both,

Thank you for the clarification. Full settlement has been made and release letter has been received from the bank. Communicated with the office and she's willing to assist in quicken the process by writing to BNM to push for the update. Unsure if this would help in any ways.

Thank you
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Normally if you've just recovered from recent defaults, the banks will take the step of "see & look" first for the next few months to see if the default habit comes back or not.

If lucky then they will overlook it, but given current financial situation, they will most likely be more strict.
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QUOTE(goh15111 @ Feb 4 2016, 03:04 PM)
hi,2 person,age 26,want to buy a house that worth 650k-680k,our total income is rm7500 include epf,now commitment only have one car,rm1200,4 more years to go,credit card debt clear every month,isit possible to get the 90 percent loan.thanks
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Hi there,

shouldn't be a problem, your max loan is about 820k

But I don't suggest to go all the way to 820k.

Safe range is around 700k.

Let me know if you need help on loan processing, my services are free and fast smile.gif
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QUOTE(Syd G @ Feb 4 2016, 04:57 PM)
im ok w semi flexi. dont need the rm10 maintenance fee. yes am currently charged rm25 per withdrawal by tiger bank.

both lower rate and cash out. my current rate is 6.85% because it's an old loan..hehe but its ok cause balance is about 30k left n value is around 230k
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If you choose to refinance now, you have a lot of option and choices.

I heard BLR is increasing to 7% from other banks. CIMB just increased starting 31/1
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QUOTE(rivalry @ Feb 4 2016, 11:43 PM)
Hi, I am looking to purchase my third property price around RM 650K  . First property (current market price RM 600K)  fully paid but still owe bank RM 270K for the second property (current market price RM500K).  My gross salary about RM 18K  and I am already 45 years  old (sudah tua!!).  What is my loan entitlement ? only 80% or can go higher?  can I stretch until 70 year old (25 years?).  Can AIA offer better rates than 4.99% since my first and second property also loan from AIA fixed rates. 

Thank you
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Hi there.

Since your first loan is fully paid, you are entitled to 90% loan for this 3rd property.

I need to discuss further with you on the numbers and figures to confirm.

You can entitle up to 25 years

Current offer is 4.99% and zero moving cost if loan above 500k. smile.gif

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