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cybermaster98
post Oct 27 2010, 12:00 PM

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QUOTE(super911 @ Oct 26 2010, 10:44 AM)
Hi all,
  I would like to buy a low rise condo in bukit jalil, namely Savanna 2. It is 1605sqft, completed with cf. Purchase price is 950k. Please let me know the valuation. Full address as below:

3-1-6, savanna 2 bukit jalil, Jalan perkasa 7, 57000 kl.
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RM 592 psf in Bukit Jalil??? Thats crazy. I would strongly advise you not to purchase. Those are very much inflated prices which will not hold. You will be buying at unstable prices which will go down when the property bubble bursts. Always stick to mature areas.
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post Oct 29 2010, 02:07 PM

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QUOTE(cutealex @ Oct 28 2010, 05:01 PM)
Dear all,

I have signed two property with agents, 2 property amounting to RM630k. the both properties are located at Danau Kota, Setapak. It's PV condo.

We wish to get BLR-2.4% due to we have more strong financial here. so far, we only able to get -2.3% from UOB and OCBC, others bank are welcome..

We need someone to be more faster, responsive and accurate. if you able to serve us better , please contact us asap.

IF you are capable to help me ..

Please email to my sister [kellyt1125@yahoo.com]. or do call me at 0176494811.  thumbup.gif
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U should push for BLR -2.5% now. Its a price war for the banks now. When i got mine mid last year, i managed to get BLR- 2.3% from Maybank for my property in TTDI. That time the competition was not that stiff yet. So now it should be much easier to get better loan rates.
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post Oct 29 2010, 02:09 PM

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QUOTE(super911 @ Oct 27 2010, 06:35 PM)
You can always wait when banks keep extending the repayment period to 40 years now and the property price keep climbing due to that reason. If banks extend the repayment period to 50 years, you will eat your words.
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Property prices are not climbing due to the action of the banks or the loan repayment period. Go read and understand the real meaning of a property bubble. Im well aware of my facts. Buying at that price in an area like Bukit Jalil where the general market values are much lower is a very high risk.
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post Oct 30 2010, 09:55 AM

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QUOTE(Seremban_2 @ Oct 29 2010, 04:59 PM)
Is this really happen? Can push to -2.4 BLR?

I didn't really go do research on this. I always think all bank are the same provide same rate. The higher the loan the better the rate is.

CIMB provide -2.1 BLR and Bank Rakyat provide -2.4 BLR.

Semua lari ke Bank Rakyat already lo.
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Most people fail to realise something. I always advise ppl to stick to big banks. The reason for this is because they have a bigger spread of loans and capital. So if in 10 yrs u wanna refinance, a bigger bank will be able to provide you with a better refinancing package. When u talk about home loans you must always look to the future. Dont just look at the present and be satisfied with the rates. Banks are not stupid. They are there for 1 purpose only and that is to make money.

Most banks if they offer u a good rate there will be other small changes made in your loan document. Always read the fine lines and the small print. Never take things for granted. Always keep a min lock in period. This will give u more flexibility in case of emergency selling. Also do not take any of those free moving costs or include the MRTA. All this is designed to give the banks more money at your expense. Remember that all these additional amount is included in your overall loan amount and will be charged the corresponding interest over the period of the loan. So by giving you a RM10,000 free moving cost package, they are actually making RM 15,000 over the term of the loan.
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post Nov 1 2010, 10:17 AM

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QUOTE(megatz @ Oct 30 2010, 11:49 AM)
then how come to cover any insurance in case anythin happen to you? mMm maybe noob quest here hehe.. sorry totally newbie about all this stuff..
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Get a life insurance. Thats enough. Banks will always use the fear factor in trying to get ppl to sign up for MRTA and in most cases it works. Your MRTA is calculated based on the property value and included in the loan amount and charged interest over a period. It doesnt give u any interest. So its merely to protect the bank. How many ppl had to actually use the MRTA function anyway? Assuming you take a loan when ure 30 and assuming your death is at the norm of say 50 uve already paid off 20 yrs of your loan. How much is left? A very small amount. Ure better off saving and investing in other schemes. The money earned in other investments are more than enough for your family to pay off the remaining loan. So why give the banks this money and allow them to charge u interest on it? Thats daylight robbery!
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QUOTE(kok_pun @ Nov 4 2010, 08:51 AM)
now OCBC is still having it... interested PM me
How is OCBC going to deal with the 70% housing loan cap for 3rd properties and above imposed by Bank Negara?
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post Nov 8 2010, 10:31 AM

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QUOTE(kok_pun @ Nov 8 2010, 10:29 AM)
I got an update from my loan department recently.

Bank Negara do not care about how many property in possession, all they care is how many loans are currently running for each individual. For a person with 1st time loan application joining with a person of 3rd time loan application, it is considered as overall 3rd time for both.

that means both of you are entitled for 70% loan only, based on LVR (loan to valuation ratio)
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Are u refering to joint ownership in property name or loan? Cuz some ppl put down 2 names for the property and only 1 name for the bank loan.
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QUOTE(Jade Rabbit @ Nov 8 2010, 11:48 PM)
Pls pm me your best offer for both term and flexi loan, with and without MRTA for comparison purposes.

Hsg loan required - MYR 450,000++
Property status - Completed 4 ++ years residential condo, Freehold
Subsale from current owner
Loan tenure - 30 years
Two person join borrower -(1) Age 35 (Zero outstanding hsg/car/personal loan/credit card debts)
(2) Age 38 (One existing hsg loan, car loan, personal loan)

Combined income per mth - MYR 14,000

Thanks.
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Why do u want to combine the loan?? Just use 1 person should be sufficient.
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QUOTE(moonstone13 @ Nov 6 2010, 10:40 PM)
Property Selling Price: RM570k
Required Loan Amount: As high as possible (better if MRTA can be thrown in)
Loan Tenure: 30 yrs.

Look forward to any proposals.
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Do not include MRTA. Thats to protect the bank while instilling the fear in the home owner. This has been said many times. Dont give the bank more money than its already taking.
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post Nov 18 2010, 04:20 PM

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I currently have a housing loan for a property in TTDI, KL under Maybank since July 2009 (1st property). I managed to get BLR - 2.3 for my 15 yr non ZEC loan with 3 yrs lock in and no MRTA. Im now thinking of purchasing another unit at Pelangi Utama condo in Bandar Utama. Property price approx RM 400K.

Please quote me your best rates. Im looking for rates that can match my current package or better with no MRTA. 90% loan period max 20 years.
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QUOTE(kok_pun @ Nov 18 2010, 04:39 PM)
BLR-2.3% sap sap sui
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Yes i think so too. If i can get BLR-2.3% last year, the rates should be better now.
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QUOTE(kok_pun @ Nov 25 2010, 11:35 AM)
ooo...hahahaha.....
ok... let me tell u how it works...

First, identify whether your loan is "daily rest" or "monthly rest"
if it is daily rest, then there is a big difference.

What you mentioned here is the cycle day : 7th, 14th and 21st of every month.

Actually whenever you have money you can pay b4 your due date. Don not drag to the end of the day to do it. Periodic or non periodic is just a marketing term.

For example, simple one.

1) you got 1 fixed rate loan 4% per month (monthly rest)
2) you got another flexi daily rest loan 4% per month

if you borrow RM300, borrow for 2 months only

1) you pay on any day at the first month and you decided to settle the loan 1 shot. So you pay:

RM300 *4% (interest) = RM12
then capital repayment RM150 for first month
at the same time you pay advance RM150, so the 2nd month there is no interest charge on you.

total Paid = RM312

2) you pay on the 7th day of the month. Interest is 4% on daily rest. which means your daily interest is 0.133333333%

So you pay about RM150 capital repayment and 7 days of interest @ 0.133333333% * RM300 = RM2.8

Then you decided to settle the loan as well, you pay another RM150.

In the end of the day you have only paid RM302.8 as compared to RM312
I dunno how other bank works, this is just a general idea. There is a very complicated mathematics formula at the back to calculate teh daily interest thingy
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If my Maybank loan is BLR-2.3% based on daily rest with a loan period of 15 years since last June 2009, how can i reduce the payment based on this formula? Im just paying off at the specified date using auto debit. Loan amount was RM423,000 then.

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post Nov 25 2010, 11:53 AM

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QUOTE(evo_cck @ Nov 24 2010, 10:23 PM)
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Maybank Maxihome now offering

can up to BLR-2.3%
tenure up to 40 yrs
can finance legal fees and MRTA
Flexi

Pls feel free to call me for more detail at

012 294 8810 or email at chorkean@maybank.com.my

CK Chow
Maybank Mortgage
Federal Territory
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If i already have an existing loan with Maybank for BLR-2.3% taken mid last year and if i take a 2nd loan for another property from them, will i be able to negotiate better terms e.g BLR - 2.5% wihout any additional requirements? My first loan amount was RM 423,000. My 2nd would be around 300K only.
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QUOTE(kok_pun @ Nov 25 2010, 12:19 PM)
wow... u should have done it whenever you got the money.... btw, you need to check if your loan is daily rest and you must pay to the right account also, there could be 1 account charged at fixed rate for loan financing and 1 account for other financing such as reno loan etc
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I think ive already stated that its daily rest. And its 1 account. Of course i know by paying more money i can reduce the loan. Im refering to your post earlier on paying the monthly installment earlier or whatever la. Is there a way that i dont know of besides paying more money to settle the loan faster.

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QUOTE(Titan_Gunners @ Nov 25 2010, 02:08 PM)
Maybank only offer semi Flexi.
If you wanna pay extra than ur monthly installment, nid go to bank to do so...
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No. U can always pay extra anytime you have extra cash. You can even set your own payment instruction. If you want to change your monthly repayment permanently, you can just email your home loan officer and request for the change which will be effected the next installment.
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QUOTE(v i n c @ Dec 1 2010, 09:07 AM)
At Citibank, we offers:

- BLR - 2.1%~2.35%

- Margin of Finance - 80% - 89%

- Tenure - up to 30 years

- Package - Conventional/ Full Flexi /Overdraft Refinancing

*Promotion up till 28 February 2010*
Free 2days/1Night Stay in Hard Rock Hotel + Universal Studio Tickets for 2 when you take up a housing Loan with Citibank
- Only applicable for loan amount of RM500,000 & above(Klang Valley)/ RM350,000 & above (Outside Klang Valley)

We emphasizes on building good customer relationship and providing great services 

Just PM me for more information or if you are interested or call/sms me at 017-3603668

Thanks

Vinc
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* 70% LTV cap applicable for owning/refinancing 3rd property as enforced by Bank Negara Malaysia
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All the costs for these so called promotions have been incorporated into the loan itself. Dont get fooled. Same as property developers offering freebies. All the costs have been included in the original purchase price.

There is no such thing as FREE in the world. Just remember that.

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