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Investment Could I buy an RM 150K apartment with just RM 5K, RM 5K of downpayment - Future Plannings

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post Feb 25 2009, 08:30 PM

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QUOTE(SleeplessEyes @ Feb 25 2009, 08:20 PM)
I think it's getting worse and worse,the more I ask, DRLurve.
I understand what you mean.

I think I really better consider living in poorer countries such as Indonesia..


Added on February 25, 2009, 8:21 pm

For own stay.
Everyone in life, has to settle down one day together with their future wife, and this is one of them I am planning now.

At least I want something reasonable, I think if the bank doesn't approve the loan based on my salary for a RM 150K, you are probably right, I should go down, less than RM 100K, to a "Low-cost flat"
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If you have only RM5k in savings, you should not buy a property.

IMHO, you need minimum RM30k cash before you can buy a RM150k apartment.
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post Feb 25 2009, 08:51 PM

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QUOTE(Phoeni_142 @ Feb 25 2009, 08:38 PM)
1.  IMHO - Absolutely not! U do not need 30K to buy a 150K apartment.
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It's for his own stay, not for investment. Different criterias apply. And banks are now more reluctant to lend, and offer lower MOF.



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post Feb 25 2009, 09:04 PM

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QUOTE(Phoeni_142 @ Feb 25 2009, 08:55 PM)
1.  I am in banking.  Reluctant to lend - yes......Hard to get 90% MOF? it depends......Impossible......certainly NOT.  Maybe my 10 years in banking are not very relevant.  Would u be so kind to elaborate the different criterias involved? I'm going to love your answer......Please do share.......I would love to learn more about your credit knowledge.  Please do tell me about all the different scoring methodologies and risk policies too.     

2.  And so what if it's for his own stay? The whole point is that u don't have to take out 10% or more.  Sheesh.
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First, he needs to find a place that he and his future wife is happy to stay in. Could be near his parents. Could be near his workplace. Could be near a good school.

Getting a place way below a valuer's price is (or should be) lower on his list of priorities.

Why are you so worked up when someone disagrees with u?

Yes, yes, i know you are in banking. I believe u have posted it many times rolleyes.gif
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post Feb 25 2009, 09:20 PM

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QUOTE(Phoeni_142 @ Feb 25 2009, 09:11 PM)
And why are u such a naysayer? doh.gif Hmnnn.......interesting........never used emoticons like this before.

What constructive advice do u have to offer?

Erm.....U can't do that.......low on priorities.....blah blah blah

So - what concrete solution do u have to offer to his problem of not having enough money to have a downpayment?

I am not worked up over this......

I'm used to people like u.  Not much substance, yet saying something for the sake of saying something.  Go ahead and post smart alec replies.  I bet it makes u feel good.  thumbup.gif
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If you had read properly, my advice to him is to play safe. Be prudent.

For a guy who's probably much older than me, you are unable to debate rationally laugh.gif

You know what they say about arguing with idiots, and this is not Kopitiam. So I 'll stop replying to this thread. Peace.


Btw. SleeplessEyes, I am just a very small-time investor,. I own 3 properties ... so I know what I'm talking about. good luck.


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