QUOTE(kimhoong @ Jul 14 2009, 11:25 AM)
I don't want to play blaming game here; but I'd like to add my 2 cents.
Being a customer, you have your consumer right.
Being a banker, you have to comply with your professionalism.
As posted before - an application can be approved in 30 minutes, why make it 3 months? Too busy? I wonder.
erm application usually 1 week done, 3 month is include whole process, S&P, Loan agreement, etc.....
3 month is not referring to loan application. =.=
Added on July 14, 2009, 11:16 pmQUOTE(Backkom @ Jul 14 2009, 11:30 AM)
Hmm 30 mins is not some normal application I presume?
Normal application will take 5-7 working days to process, 2 weeks still acceptable, but 3 months too long la...
Anyway let's stop the blaming/shouting here, we're supposed to be working together to make money here, remember?Â

Er, those working with mnc, public listed, easy to check record, so it can be done in 30 mins, b'cos we are given 15 min to key in the system or else everything redo. =.=, life as banker not easy. before key in, have to check everything 1st. try to understand, sometimes certain property sub-sales one the developer bankrupt, we need to call the lawyer, if the lawyer also bankrupt, where to get the data??
B'cos consumer don't know what problem we are facing sometimes, not that we want to delay the process, just that the data wasn't there, have to call many people... check this check that, who take over, check news, check stock market, bla bla bla, yada yada yada...Thats why certain time consumer was rejected, but not b'cos of the ccris or ctos, but bcos of the insufficient data from the property. system is stupid one... they can only process after we key in everything the system ask for..
As a consumer, try to understand what you are buying, from the developer background, to properties detail, profit details, rental details, loan details, lawyer detail and insurance coverage as well.
Eg, Those 30 years tenure buy 10 years mrta people, rather don't buy. no point, unless investment purpose, buy company insurance.
(your not saving your wasting)
Just my 5 cent.
Added on July 14, 2009, 11:25 pmQUOTE(asiatrader98 @ Jul 14 2009, 02:27 PM)

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cimb vs Mbb vs alliance?
guys..help me to decide which bank/package shall I take?
I will be able to settle my new house within 5 years & keen to have OD facility but
Mbb OD have to pay legal fee etc & MRTA MLTA complusory unlike cimb & alliance flexi loan
do u think i can treat this flex loan as OD?
alliance flex loan(islamic)
blr - 2.3% 1st yr
blr -2.2%
zec
no setup fee rm200 no rm10 mthly fee
cimb flex loan
blr -2.05%
zec
setup fee rm200 rm10 mthly fee
Mbb OD
blr -2%
fec
rm5 mthly fee

any comment would be appreciated
Apply to properties 500k above (base on market value)*valuate by valuer, not sales agent.
OCBC B-2.4% 1st to 3rd years, thereafter B-2.45% (subject to approve)
Od B-1% (if you do take it)
50% loan 50% OD
No set up fees, no monthly fees.
Added on July 14, 2009, 11:32 pmBy the way, promotion till 28 of july. OCBC
ZEC 1st 5 years B-2%, thereafter -2.4%
apply to 250k above.
Semi-flexi
Happy applying. ^^
This post has been edited by yssee85: Jul 15 2009, 10:10 AM