QUOTE(wild_card_my @ Jan 16 2015, 06:20 PM)
I was bed ridden for a bit though due to dengue. But I was very concerned about my clients' applications though since there were some that I had to KIV. Buit all is well now, I am close to 100%.
1. Yes, the max MOF for refinancing is capped at 90% of the MV for most banks (some banks cap at 80% or lower) and it is POSSIBLE to finance/loan only 50% or lower than the MV of the property. The banks prefer it that way too, you pledge a 100% property, but they only need to give you 50% of the MV to you in cash...
2. Yes, it is possible to put someone other than family members for a joint loan. This is a grey area that I would rather not talk about, but if you say a random person is your "sister-in-law" that wishes to joint-loan or apply for the 3rd party loan on behalf of your property, how are we supposed to prove that the person isn't your sister-in-law?
But remember, the banks have the rights to reject any loan application if they feel something amiss. For example, the SPA name is AHMAD, but the "Sister-in-law" is Ms. CHAN, the bank may require further proof of this relationship
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THis is a grey area, but I will speak my mind since sharing ideas is not illegal. It is possible to apply for CASE 2 from different banks than you applied for CASE 1, and when you accept them at the same time, the banks wouldn't know that you have these loans accepted together.
I know those who have 5 90% loans that he took all at the same time.
accepting all loans from different banks ... hmm... wont the ccris be updated instantly once loan approved and accepted? or it takes time for ccris to be updated?1. Yes, the max MOF for refinancing is capped at 90% of the MV for most banks (some banks cap at 80% or lower) and it is POSSIBLE to finance/loan only 50% or lower than the MV of the property. The banks prefer it that way too, you pledge a 100% property, but they only need to give you 50% of the MV to you in cash...
2. Yes, it is possible to put someone other than family members for a joint loan. This is a grey area that I would rather not talk about, but if you say a random person is your "sister-in-law" that wishes to joint-loan or apply for the 3rd party loan on behalf of your property, how are we supposed to prove that the person isn't your sister-in-law?
But remember, the banks have the rights to reject any loan application if they feel something amiss. For example, the SPA name is AHMAD, but the "Sister-in-law" is Ms. CHAN, the bank may require further proof of this relationship
THis is a grey area, but I will speak my mind since sharing ideas is not illegal. It is possible to apply for CASE 2 from different banks than you applied for CASE 1, and when you accept them at the same time, the banks wouldn't know that you have these loans accepted together.
I know those who have 5 90% loans that he took all at the same time.
Jan 18 2015, 10:57 AM

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