QUOTE(fusionnetx @ Apr 7 2015, 09:20 PM)
Seems high...I got BLR - 2.45% for a 2M loan.
First 3 yrs 2%.
Feel can nego and push the number lower slightly...
Mortgage Loan Package Inquiries, (Strictly NO Promotion Allowed)
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QUOTE(ANNIYAN_X @ Apr 21 2015, 11:12 AM) Does rate tied with locations or it is standard all over Malaysia.. my cousin wana buy prop at bukit kayu hitam, price 340K, the rate was 4.95%.... where else in klang valley is ard 4.45% why large difference?? Location is paramount.If bank consider it a "prime" location, they feel more secure in their loan hence the better rate... If location is bad.. it will negatively impact the rate as well as margin of financing |
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QUOTE(Jason @ Apr 23 2015, 11:41 AM) Pros and cons to that. For my own profile, I'd rather assign my life insurance to my dependent and let them decide if they want to pay off the property or do some other thing with the money. Ofcourse got pros and cons.Always remember the banks job first and foremost is to protect themselves, not you... If you dont wanna do that, u mah buy MRTA lor... If you dun wan spend on MRTA.. u mah pay slightly hirgher interest lor.. There is a lot of choice, what's good for me might not be good for u |
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QUOTE(ims2628 @ Apr 23 2015, 12:14 PM) It's always depends on the banker want to help you appeal better rate or not sometime without mrta included we also able appeal till lower than they first offer rate with mrta offer. Negotiating with bank goes without saying....After u negotiate until the lowest... with MRTA it will drop another 0.1% |
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QUOTE(ims2628 @ Apr 23 2015, 12:38 PM) You're wrong ya, there's a bottom line for all the rate, even with or without it won't be able go below bottom line, so your info wasn't accurate I never said there isnt a bottom line for rates, that goes without saying.But are you saying you can get to that bottom line without MRTA? So lets say I go sit down with my bank manager buddy of my regular bank (where I do all my biz/loans etc) and get a loan with MRTA thrown in (which I happen to be looking to do since I'm buying a house), are you saying you can definitely get me a better rate WITHOUT MRTA? This post has been edited by MeToo: Apr 23 2015, 12:46 PM |
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QUOTE(zhou.xingxing @ Jun 2 2015, 10:38 AM) Hi guys. Not sure if this is a correct section or a correct question. Wah got experts here to answer these question?My bro and i are joining to buy a corner terrace. The agreed amount is 650k. Which 570k will be financed by bank loans. 1. May i know whats the rule of thumb on the cash that i need to have for snp and legal fees? 2. Can i renew the land title straightaway to 60? Or 99 years? If so, how much? I would also like to ask... I'm looking to buy a subsales around 1.8~1.9M.... 90% loan... How much would the Stamping/SnP/Legal roughly come up to? I'm thinking around the range of 80~100k? Also what is this stamping 50% off for first house kinda thing? This post has been edited by MeToo: Jun 2 2015, 12:18 PM |
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QUOTE(zhou.xingxing @ Jun 2 2015, 12:28 PM) The fifty percent is for first house iinm .. refer to the link ur 1.8m is way off hence no 50%. Mine also no 50% WOW!! http://loanstreet.com.my/learning-centre/e...buying-property I see so many different cost until I also blur liao |
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QUOTE(ims2628 @ Jun 2 2015, 12:30 PM) i'm not familiar with snp so can't give you advice on this, while for stamping for loan legal, valuation fees and loan legal fees all should be budget around 2% from your loan amount. Roughly 2%... so about 50k... not withstanding legal fee... I reckon time to be real nice to my uncle so he give me a discount on legal fee yes if it's your first house then stamping will entitle for 50% off Seems after reading up, the 50% off is only applicable for houses below 400k |
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Looking for a housing loan..
Loan amount : 1.65M Tenure : max pls annual income : > qtr million ANyone who can help or handles such things pls PM me we can go more indepth |
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I think where we ask what is the bestest mortgage rates around?
RM1.85M landed property in construction... tenure 30 yrs Getting rates of around 4.35 before nego (without MRTA)... Anyones offering better rates or special promotion discounts etc around? |
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QUOTE(ngph988 @ Aug 10 2016, 04:31 PM) Well, you can place your liquid asset such as FD, savings, extra cash into bank as premium banking, it may help you to appeal to a lower rate. Still, subject to approval. Um... lower % is better.. yeah that's obvious.. what I mean is I usually ask for the total repayment as comparison and skip all the BR/BLR etc jargon...For instance, Loan amount 1.85 mil interest 4.40% Tenure 30 years Monthly installment = RM9,264.08 Total interest = RM 1,485,068.80 Total repayment = RM 3,335,068.80 and Loan amount 1.85 mil interest 4.30% Tenure 30 years Monthly installment = RM9,155.12 Total interest = RM 1,445,843.20 Total repayment = RM 3,295,843.20 Long term taking 4.30% will be much better as you're saving interest of RM108.96 per month As for FD... I well I have quite some FD with banks but not premium banking.. Maybank last time got email me to ivite but I ignored them |
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QUOTE(ngph988 @ Aug 10 2016, 05:11 PM) Well, interest is always one of factor on your loan repayment. If you have extra cash, you may put into loan to reduce interest. But I doubt that is your goal. I suppose everyone's ultimate goal is do early settlement and free from debts, right? Ya will strive to pay off ASAP...You must be have a chunk of FD to draw their attention As for FD... kuli here.. how to have a chunk hahaha... Anyway banks are coming back to me... now some complain my CCRIS too clean... I pay off ALL my credit card on time... I have very little loans (house paid off, 1 car paid off, new car only 50% loan so amount small). Now only I know being debt free is a problem |
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QUOTE(Jasoncat @ Aug 10 2016, 06:30 PM) Boss, if you apply from the banks where you had your house loan or hire purchase loan before, they should be able to see your repayment records in the past. Some bankers just too lazy to do their due diligence. I paid off my house like 5 yrs ago..... But ya la.. the one who commented was RHB... I never had dealins with them.. except their share trading arm.. |
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