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post Jan 15 2015, 09:48 AM

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Hi guys,i dont know whether this is the right section or not to ask this question but i hope u guys can help me out. Btw sorry in advace for my bad english and noob question.

I wanna help my parent to make a loan. They got house and would like to pajak the house for the loan.they also thinking about refinance it.my question is:

1. What are the differences between pajak and refinance

2.which one better if my parent want a less hassle procedures

3. Which one u guys recommend?

I really noob at this.i dont know whether my question are legit or not.i didnt ask any bank yet as i want to bulk up a bit knowledge.I read that if refinance,no withdrawal.what does that mean?

Thank you in advance dear sifus smile.gif
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post Jan 15 2015, 01:32 PM

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QUOTE(cfa28 @ Jan 15 2015, 10:48 AM)
Pajak means to ‘pledge’ or ‘charge’ your asset.  So effectively, when you take a Housing Loan, you will have to pledge your House (and also you Life) as collateral to the Bank in order to obtain the Loan.

To the Bank, there is no difference cos if the House has been fully paid and you wish to “Refinance”, you will have to pledge the House as Collateral for the new Housing Loan.

Is the house in question fully paid?

Are your parents still working, what are their age

What is your age, are you working?

Hope Faiz wild_card_my comes back quickly, so many questions for him to answer
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Is the house in question fully paid?
- no but only 3 year of debt left

Are your parents still working, what are their age
-61 and my dad government retired with pension rm4k

What is your age, are you working?
-27 and no

btw is it possible to do the loan under other person name or even mine (and put guarantor)?

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post Jan 16 2015, 11:20 AM

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QUOTE(wild_card_my @ Jan 16 2015, 06:24 AM)
Hi, thanks for remembering me. Im sorry for the hiatus but I am back. Very slowly though since my body isn't at its 100% yet. Currently prioritizing the work I piled while I was out cold - work at hand takes priority.
A couple of things that you can do:

1. Joint-loan with your parents and you as the main applicant. Both your income and commitments will be calculated, the tenure will be based on your age

2. You outright purchase the house, this is the best option since the banks have a weird way of calculating your commitment for refinancing.

3. And yes, it is possible to "btw is it possible to do the loan under other person name or even mine"

This is called a 3rd party loan. I have discussed this in this thread before. Essentially, I think what you are looking at is 3rd-party innie and outie.

4. But wait, you mentioned that you have not yet worked yet. Based on your father's income, it may be difficult to refinance the house since if he is the sole applicant, the tenure would be very short. Is there anyone in the family who is around your age and with an income?
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u said the bank will give 90% money of the valuation of the property,is it possible to loan only 50% of the property value?just curious.

For no 4,yes.my brother net income 6k but is it possible to put someone other than family members to joint loan?
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post Jan 19 2015, 10:49 AM

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QUOTE(wild_card_my @ Jan 16 2015, 06:20 PM)
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... laugh.gif

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? laugh.gif

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 yawn.gif:
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Thx for the explanation!one last question.do u happen to know if agro bank can do refinance?the original house plan and the current debt are under agro bank.was thinking about loan from them again to reduce the hussle (afraid if other bank want the original plan and need to go a lots of process to get the plan from agro bank)

I search on their website but didnt state anything about refinance loan

Another thing is,can I make the loan here at klang valley?the house is at kuantan
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post Jan 19 2015, 11:37 AM

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QUOTE(wild_card_my @ Jan 19 2015, 10:53 AM)
Agro bank? Sorry, I cannot speak for them as I do not represent them. Best option for you is to give them a call at their customer service center.

For myself, I can server clients all over Malaysia. Not sure about those from other banks though.
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Ok thank you and thanks for the help smile.gif
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post Jan 14 2020, 08:22 PM

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Hi,

1st home buyer here. I know u guys saw, read, reply the same thing a lot here but i have to ask again. I go through the reply and understand some explanation and some quite hard for me to digest as maybe i not in finance/banking line. I hope sifu here can help me on this. Here goes:

1. Flexi vs semi flexi vs fixed loan. Which one better?
- i someone who dont have huge cash on hand. Most only in investment which i dont want to take out (unit trust). From my understanding, flexi loan will only benefit if the loaner park his cash in the current account which link to the house loan (which i really dont understand why even tho i read it repeatedly). For me, i prefer something simple. Which type of loan should i go for?

2. mrta vs mlta vs mrtt
- i know this is important as it act like a life insurance for human where it will pay my loan if i die or if my house destroy. But what is the difference between them? Will i get a freedom to choose? Which one the best to choose? UPDATE - ok i already understand this one

3. Which bank have best interest rate?
- i going to go for 90% loan for a 320k house. Agent told me the rate around 4.7% but i check at loanstreet and ringgit plus it shows that i can get lower rate. And why same bank offer different rate on same plan? (Loanstreet vs ringgitplus).

4. Loan
- my agent highlight that some bank i really need yo avoid due to they are hard to negotiate if something bad happen. As a person who really dont have any experience on this, can someone suggest to me which bank offers good rate and good services?

I hope anyone can help me on this. Might submit for loan next week after all doc complete.

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post Jan 15 2020, 10:51 AM

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QUOTE(lifebalance @ Jan 15 2020, 08:38 AM)
1. Semi flexi
3. Around 4.3%
4. Your agent is incompetent when it comes to advising on loan.
No such thing as best or worse bank, just depends on what facility you're looking for and whether the bank has the facility you're looking for.
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Hi Keith, how are u? Hope u getting better. Thx for the reply but can i ask u regarding below:

1. Why u suggest semi?

3. 4.3% which bank and which plan?
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post Jan 15 2020, 02:36 PM

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QUOTE(lifebalance @ Jan 15 2020, 11:54 AM)
You can refer the post I've made earlier

There is full flexi and semi flexi loan

Full flexi
1. Requires current account
2. Monthly fee
3. Prepayment deposit in current account directly reduces principal loan amount thus reduces interest incurred
4. Don't need to notify bank for prepayments
5. No withdrawal fees for prepayment

Semi flexi
1. Savings account will do
2. No monthly fees
3. You may need to notify bank for prepayment / you can also manually transfer prepayment to the loan account without having to notify the bank. Subject to the bank tnc
4. Some banks may need you to notify them
5. Rm10 to 50 for withdrawal fees subject to the bank tnc

If you don't plan to make withdrawal or prepayment frequently then best to stick to a semi flexi loan where you don't have to pay a monthly fee.

As for banks, PBB, MBB, RHB, HLB can get you the rates.
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I see. Thx for the clarification.

 

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