QUOTE(CheesePizzaa @ May 7 2019, 09:36 AM)
Possible, above 300K O**C, can offer up to 4.45%.Mortgage Loan Package Inquiries, (Strictly NO Promotion Allowed)
Mortgage Loan Package Inquiries, (Strictly NO Promotion Allowed)
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Jul 22 2019, 12:20 PM
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QUOTE(Porie @ Jul 19 2019, 05:19 PM) Hello guys, U better check with ur agent first instead the sifu here First upcoming home owner here, taking around 400k loan for my house (include takaful). The loan I'm applying for from RHB has been approved and I already accepted it (I signed the offer letter but not yet SPA from developer). But right now I decided that I want to put in 10% down payment and reduce my SPA purchase price. Will there be any penalties or fees that I need to pay if I applying for another loan (within the same bank)? Trying to get confirmation from you guys first before asking my agent. |
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Aug 9 2019, 09:38 PM
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QUOTE(WahBiang @ Aug 9 2019, 07:07 AM) Appreciate answer on the following queries: 250K above 4.2% and 400-500K ard 4.2% or better. 1. What are the latest loan rates for 35years loan with amount of 250k, 400k and 500k? 2. There are some refinance package now, such as StandChart... Are free legal fees and stamp duties covering all expenses involved?? Thx Absorb all involved fees will be much higher than the above rate. |
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Oct 3 2019, 10:30 PM
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QUOTE(djbr182 @ Oct 2 2019, 01:31 AM) Hi, any bank can consider 100% for 2nd housing loan for us? The situation below. My first house = only my name used for UOB housing loan,got 90% only.but the owner name include my spouse I mean in SPA. Then, my wife like to buy other house, can we joint loan and get 100% HL as I know some banks give 100% hl for 1st house.is it consider my wife can apply for 1st house scheme? It is due to 10% DP quiet high. only apply for 1st home buyer! ur wife didnt consider as 1st home buyer any more. Use EPF to pay for the DP. http://www.srp.com.my/docs/html/faq.html |
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Oct 29 2024, 04:05 PM
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QUOTE(Subcrevv90 @ Oct 23 2024, 08:34 AM) I have a question on joint mortgage loan. No quickiest way to it, you either full paid the house or you refinance by taking her name out. Currently I have a joint mortgage loan, which myself and ex. If ex want to withdraw from the mortgage loan, what is the procedures? The property under my name but joint loan. I tried to search online, I found something regarding on refinancing/transfer of equity but have little knowledge on this. I would like to find a quickest way to solve this. |
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Oct 29 2024, 04:09 PM
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QUOTE(sadukarzz @ Oct 25 2024, 03:39 PM) Anyone got experience apply loan with AIA? Purely wondering as usually banks are the panels. Aia loan is fixed rate, fixed till the end of the tenure regardless OPR changes. Downside of this is opr down then u only can cry with this loan. Last time I’ve done some refinance out from Aia home loan when opr keep dropping during mco time. Also wondering if there's any extra benefit getting home loan with them apart from MLTA. Heard that their rates varies between years. Does AIA inform of the interest changes from time to time? *Also searched in the thread, noticed not many people did their loan with AIA hence asking Whearas commercial bank loan is change according to OPR. Nowadays, you can either opt out for MRTA in banks and get ur own MLTA. |
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Oct 30 2024, 03:03 PM
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QUOTE(MGTheChosen @ Oct 30 2024, 09:25 AM) PBB montly RM2,532 vs RM2,429 for HLB difference of RM103/m. If u pick up HLB and put this RM103 into the advance payment monthly u can fasten by 34months finished off the loan. The downside is no protection for this loan. What’s the purpose of the HL? Own stay or investment? How much is ur current life insurance sum assured. Can’t deny life insurance is important especially if this property for own stay and u have minors. |
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Oct 31 2024, 03:02 PM
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QUOTE(MGTheChosen @ Oct 30 2024, 06:31 PM) Hi Thank you Ewa, Yes by putting RM103 every month u finish the loan early by 34months about 3 years. The power of advance payment.Means that I take HLB, but still pay the extra RM103 advance, then can fasten by 34 months? That's alot .. but its true that it will not have protection I will purchase for own stay at the moment, single no kids Would adding MLTA work? Anyone have managed to get 3.8% with MLTA with HLB? 3.8% vs 3.85% monthy instalment difference of RM17 on RM560K. Not big difference. If u intend to get a good MLTA then buy outside. No point buying 5 years with minimum sum assured to get the 0.5% lower rate. Buy a proper plan MRTA full tenure on loan amount or MLTA. IMO, I would suggest MLTA bcoz the beneficiaries is family member. If next 3-5years you are going to marry with kids. Assume you are a bread winner in the family. The MRTA will give ur spouse a free house but not her financial support after the lost of the main income in the family. Once the MLTA payout to ur spouse, she/he can use it to slowly payoff the loan and also support the family financial needs. This post has been edited by Ewa Wa: Nov 1 2024, 01:29 PM |
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Nov 19 2024, 04:00 PM
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QUOTE(skyvisionz @ Nov 16 2024, 11:27 AM) I would like to check whether bank will approve my loan or not as i currently only have ptptn didn't have any credit card. I paid off my car loan 2 years alot. Ptptn paid on time, do i need to apply credit score for bank to review? Or this ptptn is sufficient enough. Bank will only review the Ccris record for past 12 months. I still suggest you to het a credit card and use it for 10months only apply for housing loan, 0 ccris unable to justify you r a good loan payer.Ccris now is 0 score. |
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Dec 5 2024, 02:24 PM
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QUOTE(naminakata87 @ Dec 5 2024, 01:48 AM) hi guy i plan to refinance my housing, now my interest rate is 4.86%. can recommend me which bank should i approach. Currently best rate is 3.8-3.85 in ur loan amount.was quote by 1 bank 4.0% but lawyer need to pay. current loan affin at 4.86%, try call and nego few times to revise my interest but no luck. loan balance currently at RM644k. been serving loan for 7years. i see bank only deduct 600++ for principal and 2700++ for interest. |
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Jan 17 2025, 03:46 PM
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QUOTE(interestingsht @ Jan 14 2025, 10:51 AM) guys, i have a question. im looking to purchase my first home. Some bank can offer 3.8-3.85% on this loan amount.1.3m but developer gave a 10% discount on the property. loan amount is 90-95% based on the 1.3m price instead of the actual sale price. do i still need to pay the 10% Downpayment upfront? as for maybank they offered MRTT. which is at 65k. interest 3.95% |
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Aug 20 2025, 02:44 PM
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QUOTE(wolf91 @ Aug 18 2025, 07:17 PM) Hi guys, What’s the PBB premium for MRTT? PBB only cover 200k instead of 1.1mil? Rate these offers, since i am first home buyer i need your guys help. Purchase price: RM1.1M Tenure: 35 years PBB - 3.7%, MRTT covers 200k first 21 years and 100k for next 15 years. MBB - 3.65%, MRTT premium 70k covers full sum throughout 35 years. Single rate. PBB installment is still RM200 lesser than MBB though. Help me guys! My gut says go for MBB since the offer can cover full sum of loan. Can provide me the instalment for both loan? What’s ur current age? |
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Aug 20 2025, 02:51 PM
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QUOTE(furuku89 @ Aug 19 2025, 11:16 AM) Property Purchase Price IMO, RHB does offer better, 1 name is used in the loan. What if the other name need to loan for another propoerty then still have quota for 90%. My advice still need to back up a mrta/mlta or insurance for this huge loan borrowing. • Price: RM3.3M (High Rise Sub-sale) ______________________________________ MBB Full Flexi (2 Names) • Loan Amount: RM3,105,200 (90% + 4%) • Tenure: 35 years • Rate: 3.60% • MRTA: 50% coverage for 10 years (RM20K+ cost) MBB MyDeco Loan (MBB) • Amount: RM250,000 (Semi-Flexi) • Tenure: 10 years • Rate: 4.2% Fees: • Processing Fee: RM200 (waived) • Lock-in: 3 years (waived) • Withdrawal Fee: None • Monthly Maintenance: RM5 ______________________________________ RHB Conventional Full Flexi (1 Name) • Loan Amount: RM3,135,000 (90% + 5%) • Tenure: 34 years • Rate: 3.55% (lower vs MBB) • MRTA: Waived (saves RM20k+) Fees: • Processing Fee: RM200 (waived) • Lock-in: 3 years (waived) • Withdrawal Fee: None • Monthly Maintenance: None Condition: • A deposit of RM200K qualifies for PB status, and it can be withdrawn after signing the LO. ______________________________________ Dilemma: RHB seems better, but since the CCC is only 1 year, no deco loan is being offered. But come to the deco loan, ur current cash flow ok? Enough money to pay for upfront payments (10%, lawyer fees?) if you r really no money to do renovation or pay for all the upfront fees. Then this is a must to take, bcoz the offer rate is lower than personal loan, credit card. This post has been edited by Ewa Wa: Aug 20 2025, 02:51 PM furuku89 liked this post
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