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Pai
post May 19 2008, 12:08 PM

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QUOTE(mark0411 @ May 18 2008, 09:51 PM)
Hi Guys,
I've just paid the deposit for a house at Saujana Utama 3 (developed by Glomac). The property price is 313k and it is still under construction.
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QUOTE(mark0411 @ May 18 2008, 09:51 PM)
Would i be able to secure the loan if my gross salary is 4600 and my fiancee gross salary is 2300 + 700(overtime). I'm looking at 90% margin of financing and the loan tenure should be 35 years.
Getting a loan at 90% should not be a problem . Maybank has always been a bit rigid so check with CIMB and PBB, as I chat with them recently and they say they got no issues with changing employments.

I strongly recommend that you dont take loans that is longer than 30 years as the interest oayout would be substancial and I guarantee u'll regret this 2-3 yeasr down the road. Try performing an analysis of a 30 & 35 year loan respectively and u'll see what I meant.

QUOTE(mark0411 @ May 18 2008, 09:51 PM)
The other question that i have is, i haven't confirmed my employment with my current company, will that be a problem since i don't have confirmation letter from the company? FYI i will be joining another company on June which offer 5000 base salary + 600 allowances.
Put your GF as the main borrower, and you as the secondary borrower/guarantor. That should solve it.

QUOTE(mark0411 @ May 18 2008, 09:51 PM)
Lastly, for property that is under construction,  does any particular financial institution have any loan package that will waive the 1st year payment?
GO for first year 0% loans, and think UOB and stanchart has that package.

Btw, as a reminder, try to purchase the property alone since you could afford it. She's not your wife yet, so things can be very complicated if it didnt work out between the 2 of you. I've seen many cases b4, so Im telling u this as a pre-caution.


Pai
post May 19 2008, 10:04 PM

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QUOTE(mark0411 @ May 19 2008, 08:00 PM)
If i were to take a loan for 35 years just to get lower monthly installments and later refinance it to reduce the tenure and principal, will that be a good idea?

I'm not comfortable with the idea of paying 1500-1600 per month, i would rather pay between 1200-1300 instead until i could manage to get higher salary etc.
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Unless you plan to get 50 years financing, your monthly repayment will not be anything less than 1.3k p/m. Its a not woth going for more than 30 years financing.

your combined income is more than 8k, but not comfortable to take up a 1.5k commitment. Can tell us why coz it seems quite odd.


Pai
post May 19 2008, 11:03 PM

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an easier solution is to get a cheaper house, say a condo or apartment. Makes a lot of sense considering u r a young couple, does not require that much space, and ultimately u can rent it out for monthly cashflow if u decided to upgrade.



 

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