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Mortgage Loan Package Inquiries, (Strictly NO Promotion Allowed)
Mortgage Loan Package Inquiries, (Strictly NO Promotion Allowed)
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Jan 23 2018, 04:52 PM
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Hello, I am young, I have a dream to own a house for myself and family. Yes, I am living with my family. If my salary is only 2k+, what is the maximum loan I can get for buying a house? Or it is too early for me to dream this big
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Jan 23 2018, 05:19 PM
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QUOTE(lifebalance @ Jan 23 2018, 05:14 PM) I would suggest that it's rather too early to dream of getting a house or atleast a decent one. Thanks for the heads up. Will work more on increasing in my salary. As 100k - 120k only can afford a flat right? Don't think a single storey terrace is this cheap now.Will suggest you to earn a higher income first unless you don't mind to buy a 100k - 120k range property |
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Jan 23 2018, 06:08 PM
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QUOTE(lifebalance @ Jan 23 2018, 05:21 PM) Thanks for the information. Appreciate it QUOTE(ngph988 @ Jan 23 2018, 05:24 PM) Depending on type of land. Usually CIMB, OCBC, UOB able to finance residential land + construction loan. Construction loan will require a reputable developer/contractor with floor plan of building and quotation from contractor. Then, bank will disburse progressive billing, just like under construction. Before bank disburse each billing, they will require banker to conduct site visit. Thanks bro, it is really useful If you dont mind you may consider below 200k property. Then learn how to gain passive income starts from rent. From there you will slowly gain your wealth and uplift your status. Just my personal opinion. Big dream starts from small |
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Jan 23 2018, 06:25 PM
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Jan 23 2018, 07:12 PM
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QUOTE(ngph988 @ Jan 23 2018, 06:51 PM) Try not to get car loan or credit card, hold your desire until you get a house first. House is an asset to generate passive income aka rental income. Use that tool wisely. Is it, my mind telling me to get a credit card, to build a very good credit rating with banks for easier to get loand approved? I might got wrong. |
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QUOTE(Win Win Inspiration @ Jan 23 2018, 07:23 PM) QUOTE(lifebalance @ Jan 23 2018, 07:51 PM) Yes get a credit card to build a loan profile, thereafter you can apply a housing loan without much problem. Yea bros, it seems my thinking is on the right track. There is no late payment as of now since i applied. Only late payment will make my CCRIS bad record right? What about if I pay only minimum? Currently I am paying all in full instead of minimum, but some of my colleague is paying only minimum, I wonder how long to get her to settle the outstanding lol.Just make sure to treat your credit card like a debit card. Spend within your means |
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Jan 23 2018, 08:02 PM
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QUOTE(lifebalance @ Jan 23 2018, 07:58 PM) Yes, noted on that. Does it causes your CCRIS record bad? At least I can advice my colleague right. |
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QUOTE(ngph988 @ Jan 24 2018, 06:56 PM) Credit card is a stepping stone for bank to analyse your payment behavior and utilization behavior. No harm to get a credit card at early age however you must know how to control your spending. 18% per annum interests. No kidding yo. Yea bro, its almost first year I am having my credit card with HLB, so far so good. Paying full amount before due date PBB, MBB, HLB, Standard Chartered Bank, RHB, CIMB. Rate in range of 4.25 % - 4.40%, subject to approval. |
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QUOTE(Win Win Inspiration @ Jan 25 2018, 09:48 AM) You are still young and having a great pathway to work on, certainly you will get there in few years times friend. Its happy to see the sentence presented by you in this way. I appreciate your inputs. I will work harder and one day I will be successful as you You have a very pleasant personality (from the way you ask question and communicate) and good mindset, certainly you can make a great career. |
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Buying a house cost rm295k, downpayment RM29.5k, loan rm265.5.. full loan with maximum tenure, how much monthly payment? How much salary to eligible for this loan?
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Mar 17 2018, 12:20 PM
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QUOTE(lifebalance @ Mar 17 2018, 12:02 PM) 265,500 Loan amount for 35 years at 4.6% interest is about 1272 monthly I will pm you if that works Probably you can provide me the following info then I can assess for you Age Gross pay Nett pay Rental income Asb Bonus 2015 2016 2017 Commitment House Car Personal loan Credit card outstanding Ptptn Cheers |
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QUOTE(ngph988 @ Mar 17 2018, 10:21 PM) That depends on your age and your net income against your existing commitment and new commitment (refer to new housing loan installment) Thanks bro, as lifebalance has answered my questions. May I know he different between if i approah to bank and you or lifebalance for housing loan? Like any benefit or advantage that you offer better than bank? Does the bank has higher interest rate compared to you? ie, 265k for 35 years, lifebalance comes out with 4.6% interest ratePerhaps you could share info to simulate eligibility. You can always look for normal life insurance to compensate the protection against mortgage. There's no restriction on that. Always remember that MRTA or MLTA is no compulsory but it is advisable to take for debts cancellation. You can't convert contract from conventional term loan to full flexi loan. You need to refinance your property to another and accept other bank's full flexi loan. |
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QUOTE(ngph988 @ Mar 18 2018, 01:17 PM) Will need info below to simulate your loan eligiblity Thanks bro. It seems like consultation. Do you charge any fees on your advice on which banks give higher chance for approval?1) Borrower info Age Occupation No of borrower Single/joint borrower No of housing loan on hand 2) Income A) Salary earner Gross salary Allowances i) Fixed (average in 3 months) ii) Variable (average in 6 months) OT Bonuses i) Contractual (total amount in 1 year) ii) Performance (total amount in 2 years) Commission (average in 6 months) B) Self employed - Sole proprietor / partnerships / Sdn Bhd 6 months company bank statement(credited amount) i) ii) iii) iv) v) vi) Income tax declaration Net Profit/Loss shown in past 3 years audited report (optional) 3) monthly installment Housing loan Hire purchase Personal loan ASB loan PTPTN loan Credit card Share margin Other term loan OD 4) supporting document Rental Savings Fd Asb dividend Shares others This is technical part. Do remember that housing loan interest is on daily rests. If you wish to pay extra more every month, you may download this financial calculator on Google Play or Apple Store. Choose Mortgage/Housing loan calculator. From there you'll be able to simulate your initial package. For instance, Loan amount : RM 500,000 Interest : 4.55%/pa Tenure : 35 years (equivalent to 420 months) Monthly installment : RM 2,381.79 (equivalent to RM 2,382) Total Interests : RM 500,351.80 (for 35 years interests) Total Payment : RM 1,00,351.80 If let's say yoy are intend to put extra payment RM 300/month. Interest savings : RM 130,628.94 Pay off earlier by 95 months Hence, your total repayment is RM 869,722.86 and loan tenure is 27 years. Nope, bank outsource also using same assess your application. I have personal experience H*ng L*ong Bank outsource approved better rate than direct banker and turn around time is merely similar. The reason why you should consult mortgage broker because we will analyze your profile and advise you which banks giving you high chances for approval (of course with best rate together). Nowadays rate is in between 4.5% - 4.6%, subject to loan amount and scoring. |
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QUOTE(ngph988 @ Mar 18 2018, 01:42 PM) I see definitely will contact any of you when it is decided.QUOTE(lifebalance @ Mar 18 2018, 02:00 PM) Don't be deceived though that mortgage brokers are Magicians that can definitely get better rates or faster approval or have some special connections. Noted bro, thanks. |
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May I ask, if joint loan = share the property? Is it possible joint loan, but the properly is under single name only instead of both?
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