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Ddaniell
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Feb 16 2009, 09:41 PM
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is public bank have good package?
my property price = rm 234,682.40 90% loan = rm 211,214.16 got up to 40 years BLR - 1.8 (blr = 5.95) zero moving cost lock in 5 years flexi reduce the principle if pay more <-----------need detail
the banker calculate my installment is rm 916 (including mrta up to 20 years)
is this ok? i hope everyone can give opinion about this. and i heard public bank got many hidden charges.is it true?
thanks
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visa1288
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Feb 17 2009, 09:11 AM
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Affin installment based on your information : RM 844 = (Assuming max tenure 45 years) You can save up to RM 72 a month, RM 864 a year & RM 38880 for 45 years.
Affin installment based on your information : RM 883 = (Assuming max tenure 40 years) You can save up to RM 33 a month, RM 396 a year & RM 15840 for 45 years.
In addition we also have the flexi repayment benefir as well.
For more details contact me at visa1288@yahoo.c.uk
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Ddaniell
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Feb 17 2009, 10:22 AM
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how about the facilities to reduce the principle? is it ZMC or Non-ZMC
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Zarth
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Feb 17 2009, 11:45 AM
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Amazing new knockout rates from AIA at 4.99% Fixed entire tenure! Check out the link below for more info. http://realestate.net.my/forum/viewtopic.php?t=10154
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Ddaniell
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Feb 18 2009, 10:07 PM
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anyone can give opinion about graduate home loan from OCBC?
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DriedIce
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Feb 18 2009, 11:20 PM
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Hi Peeps!
I have most of the popular banks in malaysia under my portfolio so I can help you choose the bank that best suits your needs. If anyone is interested or have any enquiries on housing loan or shop loan you can give me a call @ 012-3871138 (Theresa). Cheers!
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Phoeni_142
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Feb 18 2009, 11:50 PM
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QUOTE(Ddaniell @ Feb 16 2009, 09:41 PM) is public bank have good package? my property price = rm 234,682.40 90% loan = rm 211,214.16 got up to 40 years BLR - 1.8 (blr = 5.95) zero moving cost lock in 5 years flexi reduce the principle if pay more <-----------need detail the banker calculate my installment is rm 916 (including mrta up to 20 years) is this ok? i hope everyone can give opinion about this. and i heard public bank got many hidden charges.is it true? thanks PBB is one of my bankers. IMHO - that package above is no longer competitive. 1. If i'm not wrong, that product is a plain vanilla flexi homeloan. It's not a Mortgage One or Savelink variant from SCB or ABMB. In other words - it does not have a Savings / Current Account offset feature. So no biggie. 2. Nothing great about -1.8% if rates is what you're looking for. Some banks can go up to -2.2% ZEC and -2.4% non ZEC. Cheers.
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Ddaniell
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Feb 19 2009, 08:22 PM
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phoeni_142
which bank offer that rate? maybe the bank still not reduce the BLR to 5.95...
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cy97
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Feb 19 2009, 08:24 PM
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I intend to refinance my apartment which i bought at RM149,000. Now having 30year loan with ambank and paying RM861 monthly. The loan agreement was in August 2004. Do i have to pay panelty which was 3.5% or RM8000 whichever higher. Is it worth moving. What is the benefit i get in term of shorter loan period if i move to other bank as the current interest ambank charge is BLR +1.5%. Please advise. Thanks.
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Phoeni_142
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Feb 19 2009, 11:37 PM
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QUOTE(Ddaniell @ Feb 19 2009, 08:22 PM) phoeni_142 which bank offer that rate? maybe the bank still not reduce the BLR to 5.95... oh - i am quite sure they have. pls do your homework before being a skeptic, my friend.
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a6meister
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Feb 20 2009, 12:01 AM
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QUOTE(Ddaniell @ Feb 19 2009, 08:22 PM) phoeni_142 which bank offer that rate? maybe the bank still not reduce the BLR to 5.95... BLR - 2% is very common, as stated by another forumer, blr - 2.4 even exist. which bank ? based on my current situation, i have 2 housing loan, one from standard chartered and another from public bank, both are blr - 2%, which is 3.95% These are house loan. If commercial property, such as shoplot, the interest is different, which higher.
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Phoeni_142
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Feb 20 2009, 12:26 AM
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QUOTE(a6meister @ Feb 20 2009, 12:01 AM) BLR - 2% is very common, as stated by another forumer, blr - 2.4 even exist. which bank ? based on my current situation, i have 2 housing loan, one from standard chartered and another from public bank, both are blr - 2%, which is 3.95% These are house loan. If commercial property, such as shoplot, the interest is different, which higher. 1. Is your SCB homeloan a standard conventional or Mortgage One? Same question for your PB loan 2. When was your loan approved?
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Futura
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Feb 20 2009, 08:34 PM
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QUOTE(a6meister @ Feb 20 2009, 12:01 AM) BLR - 2% is very common, as stated by another forumer, blr - 2.4 even exist. which bank ? based on my current situation, i have 2 housing loan, one from standard chartered and another from public bank, both are blr - 2%, which is 3.95% These are house loan. If commercial property, such as shoplot, the interest is different, which higher. Bank Harimau offer BLR -2.2% to -2.4%. BUT only applicable to 'Prime Area' - property worth RM250k and above.
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Minolta
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Feb 21 2009, 10:19 AM
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I have some advice for those who want to re-finance their properties: -
Step 1: Get the full details of your current loan(most don't keep track of the current status of their loans)...ie...loan still left, initial amount, date lock in period finishes, penalty clause, current effective interest rate, date first drawdown, your re-payment history, etc.
Step 2: Check the current offerings from the banks...both local and foreign banks. Don't need to check all banks as rates changes so fast with new packages etc. Just a general feel will do.
Step 3: Write to your current bank DEMANDING a revision of interest rate. Be very business like in your letter. Straight to the point. Say something about your payment history(if its good) and about current economic slowdown and about the competitive rates offered by Competitor...you can put down some examples from competitor banks. Then you demand a revision of a rate that is "reflective" of current interest rates in the industry.
Step 4: Wait for your letter of reply from the bank. You will almost always get a favourable reply if the banks still want your business.....that means you should have been a good customer with good repayment history.
Step 5: With the new offer in hand from your existing bank, you do your evaluation. You see, whatever they offer has pros and cons. They WILL NEVER offer you a BLR -2.2% for example if you're still in lock in period. Maybe BLR -1.6% or something(which is not bad as you do not have to pay any penalty or redo loan agreement). This is because they know its not cheap for you to refinance out as you have to pay penalty and redo loan agreement(need lawyer). Meaning you have to pay money out now to enjoy an interest saving in the long run.....you really have to evaluate.
Step 6: Bring that letter of offer to other banks and ask them to give you an offer....you should go for a bank with offer of ZEC + payment of penalty(right now, I know of only Maybank and EON bank that do it). They will definitely try to give you a better offer than the one your current bank offers....if possible. You need to be fast as the offer letter has a time limit to it! But most banks can give you an offer within 48h
Step 7: Your call. Proceed with the bank that you're happiest with or with the most attractive package.
cheers, minolta
This post has been edited by Minolta: Feb 21 2009, 10:21 AM
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Errie
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Feb 23 2009, 12:36 AM
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Standard Chartered Bank (current BLR=5.95%)
COMPLETED PROPERTY
Convetional Term Loan (ZEC) 1st-3rd 4.88% fixed Thereafter BLR-2.2%
MortgageOne Flexi Home Loan (ZEC) 1st-5th BLR-1.65% Thereafter BLR-2.00%
P/S: For Flexi loan, the above rate is still can be negotiable depend on the loan amount and loan tenure. Please contact me if have any enquiries. Thank you.
Regards, Seow Mun 012-2781125
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hanif444
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Feb 25 2009, 04:25 PM
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Can i get loan for buying low cost apartment at Ipoh for Rm25k only? Purchase price 25K Down payment 5k Looking for loan 20k with 10 years.
What document i need to support?
012 6565 101
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DriedIce
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Feb 27 2009, 12:04 PM
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If anybody is interested in conventional loan, I have a bank in hand that can offer Yr1-5 less than BLR-1.9, TA less than BLR-2.1.
For more enquiries you can call me @ 012-3871138(Theresa)
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kucaixx
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Feb 27 2009, 02:58 PM
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Hi all, need advise on home loan for completed property as below. Tq Details -------- Property value - rm215,000 Looking for min 90% loan Tenure for 30yrs ZEC or non-ZEC, depend on the rate Allow prepayment
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merce
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Feb 28 2009, 02:24 PM
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QUOTE(kucaixx @ Feb 27 2009, 02:58 PM) Hi all, need advise on home loan for completed property as below. Tq Details -------- Property value - rm215,000 Looking for min 90% loan Tenure for 30yrs ZEC or non-ZEC, depend on the rate Allow prepayment Hi kucaixx, Property Value - RM 215000 Loan amount - RM 193500 (90%) Tenure - 30 years Interest Rate - BLR -1.80% (ZMC) / BLR -2.00% (nZMC) Loan account - Semi-flexi Installment - RM 941.00 (based on BLR at 5.95 and interest rate of BLR-1.80%) Semi-flexi allows you to do prepayment without notice, however for OCBC my advise to inform them what kind of prepayment you wish to proceed. Cause we have 2 types of approach, 1 withdrawable and the other not. Give me a call if you need further details and i'll see what i can help you with.
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Eng_Tat
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Mar 1 2009, 03:49 PM
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hi, izzit posibble to get full flexi loan for loan below 100k, let say 75k loan?
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