That's about MYR20K
hi
developer said to sign S&P agreement this week but so far no bank has approved my loan.
Emailed to all , only 2-3 revert, the rest, give chaser also bochap............
advice ?
That's about MYR20K
hi
developer said to sign S&P agreement this week but so far no bank has approved my loan.
Emailed to all , only 2-3 revert, the rest, give chaser also bochap............
advice ?
SEC sales rep has replied my email, MOT stamp duty will be borne by Setia. Apologies for misleading info earlier, was confused by info given for a setia tropika subsale unit.
Get the loan approved before signing the SPA. If really have to, at least get their in principal approval, though not recommended.you can sign SPA first, bank loan can do later. the only drawback is that you have to make multiple trips. about the loan, have you sbumiteed all your income docs to the banks. if yes, bo pian have to wait for them. i've been waiting 2 weeks already.
Yes, you should get bank loan approval first before signing to safeguard yourself, unless you have no problem to pay in full should in the end no bank is willing to loan you funds.
MOT = state levy? If so just handed my check to lawyer rm10,800.00. Developer will refund later.that's great news, save a couple of K at least.
MOT = state levy? If so just handed my check to lawyer rm10,800.00. Developer will refund later.
Btw, DCI min is s$100,000 and not rm as stated earlier.
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So far have not been told of any increase, will go to SEC office next week to find out more. Btw what is MOT?state levy is not MOT. it's levy for state consent for foreigner. are you sure developer will refund your state consent levy? This is news.. also if you read elsewhere in this forum, lots of rumours that the consent already raised to 30k rm, if so lucky for you still pay the old amount.
So far have not been told of any increase, will go to SEC office next week to find out more. Btw what is MOT?
from iproperty:
""Dear Lisa, Put simply, the Memorandum of Transfer is the official transfer form submitted to the land office to instruct them to transfer the property to the buyer. This form is prescribed by legislation (The National Land Code 1965) and is used for all property transfers in Malaysia. The Memorandum of Transfer must be signed together with the S&P as the S&P documents the terms and conditions of the sale (e.g. payment terms, vacant possession, default, etc) while the memorandum is an instrument of transfer to be submitted to the authorities. Typically, the Memorandum of Transfer is signed (but not dated until later) by both parties at the same time or shortly after signing the S&P (and before payment of the balance purchase price). The memorandum is then kept in escrow by the purchaser's lawyers until it is ready to be submitted to the land office for registration of the transfer. Once the relevant documents are submitted successfully, the purchaser's lawyer will give the go ahead for balance payment to be paid to the seller. From the perspective of the seller, your interests are not comprised even if you sign the memorandum of transfer before receiving the entire payment price as it is held in escrow by the purchaser's lawyer (and not the purchaser itself). Hope this answers your questions Lisa. Feel free to get in touch with me if you need further clarfication. Kind regards, Gene Real Estate Negotiator Reapfield Properties Sdn Bhd 012-698 0833 [email protected] www.thecharmofpj.com""
Just curious, any body has M2H and is it advisable to apply ?
Anyone has visited Eco World's property ?
I visited to the showroom. At first quite keen with the project but after visiting the area (show house still in construction, no entrance) I hesitated.
The power lines run parallel behind the development. The whole area is quite deserted esp at night. the surrounding still unknown, all forests. As for the devlopment, only the Semi-D location in the center of the development is good. if i ;m really interested and really want to take risks, I 'll buy SD around1.5mil indicative.