QUOTE(abyss8 @ Nov 17 2009, 10:47 AM)
nope. u need to pay for legal fees, processing fees. but we can capitalise up to 5% for the charges on top of your loan.hope this helps
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for any mortgage packages.... u can pm me
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1st 3 years fixed 3.75% after that blr-1.8 non zec financing up to 90% from market value. other queries.pls pm me. offer valid from 1/1/2009 to 30.6.2009. Added on January 4, 2010, 9:35 pm QUOTE(lokideangelus @ Jan 4 2010, 03:44 PM) i believe it will be increasedThis post has been edited by chinorot: Jan 4 2010, 09:35 PM |
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QUOTE(sootienann @ Jan 6 2010, 03:54 PM) i am buying a completed double story terrace in subang jaya good offer bro....do check on the t&cselling price 380k intend to loan 150k tenure 15 years prefer conventional loan. i got a quotation from standard chartered year 1 = 1.88% year 2 to 5 = blr - 2% year 6 onwards = blr - 2.2% |
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which local bank provides free moving cost????? pls tell me
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QUOTE(tracie @ Jan 21 2010, 05:32 PM) Buying a second hand unit condo pls pm me ur birth dateValue: RM157k Downpayment: 10% I wonder all the banks offered same package and interest rate? Can you PM me the monthly repayment, inclusive of MRTA, breakdown of all fees in the package. First time purchaser. thanks! |
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QUOTE(onnying88 @ Jan 22 2010, 10:29 PM) MLR is somethings new interest calculating from OCBC. You may try it out as their offer is not bad with shorter lock in and lower penalty. But i think it's have to get Zero Entry Cost. maybank also better....3 years lock in period..but it can be waived with condition: u need to ask the new buyer to get loan from maybank..If you interest with Zero Cost Package, i can help you to apply maybank offer non zero entry package but it can be capitalised in the loan feel free to pm me for consultation |
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QUOTE(no_honey_no_money @ Apr 7 2010, 09:38 PM) Hi bankers, pm-edPlease quote me Price: 360k Area: Gombak (Double Storey terrace house ) Tenure: 30 ~ 36 years MOF: 100% Loan type : Islamic I need to find out: - Bank with attractive housing package (BLR or FIXED rate) - ZEC and the terms Thanks in advance. Added on April 7, 2010, 11:09 pm QUOTE(eteractive @ Apr 7 2010, 09:05 PM) Hey! I'm thinking to purchase a property and the agent told me that I'm required to pay property valuation. What does it mean by that? Can anyone explain in simple terms property valuation is required by the bank. to determine on how much loan that u can get from the property price.Need to pay RM20K for the valuation! the higher the valuation, the more u can borrow. normally valuation price is lower than the agents selling price. i'm not sure why the agent ask u to pay for the valuation? did he explained why? u just pay 10% deposit to the agent ler. that's all. Added on April 7, 2010, 11:21 pmmaybank currently offering fixed rate package @ 4% for the first 3 years and BLR-1.8%thereafter, NON ZEC, lock in period 3 years. feel free to pm me.. This post has been edited by chinorot: Apr 7 2010, 11:21 PM |
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QUOTE(eteractive @ Apr 7 2010, 11:38 PM) ok, let say the property price is RM400,000. i'll just need to pay RM40,000 to the agent/owner right? 1. 10% deposit is correctas for the property valuation, how much would that be usually? and i need to pay the bank? meaning i'm paying more than 10% of that property i'm purchasing? i always thought that i need to pay 10% + lawyer fees. i'm new to this area. sorry and hope you can explain. thanks! 2. valuation fees depends on the property value....for more details, pls call my number. tq |
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QUOTE(akachester @ Apr 8 2010, 10:33 AM) zec-zero entry cost=bank will absorb certain percentage for lawyers fees, valuation and processing fees lock in period means u cannot settle the loan within the first 3 years. Once u pay full, then there will be penalty charges about 2 % from the loan amount. |
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QUOTE(dopp @ Apr 9 2010, 12:07 AM) I need advise. pay more in order to reduce your interest....your interest is quite high right now....I just bought a condo, loan 300k from ambank, interest rate now is BLR+0%. locked down another 2-3yrs. And plan to buy another landed house 380k. Sold old house (not the condo) , and will be getting my 200k soon. What should I do with the 200k? 1) should i use 200k on landed house and loan 180k? 2) should i dump 150k in ambank linked account to reduce interest $ on principal ? and get 90% loan for the landed house ? option 1) ease on monthly repayment, option 2) save interest on condo, bcoz condo interest rate package is BLR+0% Pls advise. buying another property is not an option cos a lot of charges you need to pay.. |
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QUOTE(teoanne @ Apr 14 2010, 11:55 PM) hi there, i'm planning to get a condo soon and since i am putting in about 50% dp, i only need a loan of about 100k. Any idea which bank gives the best rates and yet is flexible? pm-edAdded on April 15, 2010, 12:21 amMaybank Fixed Rate is applicable for properties above 100k in stable and prime areas. This post has been edited by chinorot: Apr 15 2010, 12:21 AM |
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maybank current offers
1st 3years fixed at 4.25% There after -1.8 but negotiable abit based on the loan amount NON ZEC can capitalise progressive interest and loan documentation inside loan any futher info pls pm me tq |
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Latest Maybank Package
1st 3 years fixed at 4.5% BLR - 1.8 thereafter NON ZEC Lock in period 3 years Exit penalty fee 3 % Regards |
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