Thanks for sharing..
Perhaps I include some calculation example:
Scenario 1: Before Help2Own
Unit cost: RM 800,000
5% down payment: RM 40,000
1% introducer fee: RM 8,000
5% discount from developer:RM 40,000
90% bank loan: RM 720,000
Net paid by purchaser (exclude interest): RM 40,000 - RM 8,000 (assume introducer is family member) + RM 720,000 = RM 752,000
Scenario 2: After Help2Own
Unit cost: RM 850,000 (increase from RM 800,000)
5% down payment: RM 42,500
5% discount from developer: RM 42,500
70% of bank loan: RM 595,000
[20% of developer loan: RM 170,000; 7% discount from developer loan: RM 59,500]
[Net developer loan: RM 170,000 - RM 59,500 = RM RM 110,500]
Net paid by purchaser (exclude interest): RM 42,500 + RM 595,000 + RM 110,500 = RM 748,000
As you can see, for both scenario (1) and (2), the net paid by the purchaser are about similar. Remember the first 5 years, one need to pay the bank and developer every month, double commitment woh...

In this example, only assume the developer raise RM 50,000. How about they increase RM 60,000 instead?
The good thing is if the purchaser only entitle to borrow RM 600,000, he/she can proceed for second scenario. For first scenario, loan will be rejected.