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陈总不需要付出任何头期就能取得每个月200的现金流,果然不是盖的 |
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原帖由 tan81 于 14-4-2009 01:19 PM 发表 
目前这个Unit 是有租户的。每个月的房租是RM1450。
估计每个月的开支,包括 Maintainance Fees 是RM200。再扣除每个月额外开支Rm50。
净租金大约是RM1200。我们借贷 ...
刚粗野计算借贷RM250K,30years,Interest Rate (% pa): 3。3, RM1095 per month。
如果BLR 回到6。5%, 需要RM1237。 建议需要分配一些资金成为每月分期付款后备。
just for sharing。 |
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谢谢。你的计算应该是准确的。因为我没有从新核对。
我们应该不会把投入的现金:10% 的订金,律师费,Stamp Duty 等费用,
再支出来。所以借贷应该小于RM250K。不过回酬方面,就比率降低了,因为会用到现金。
目前,还没有一个最后的决定。需要等到事情完成了,才可以确认投入的现金数额。 |
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原帖由 PropertyAgent 于 15-4-2009 01:49 AM 发表 
我们双方同意设立在18个月内。如果超过这个期限,房子交收还不可以完成,我有绝对的权力来决定是否要继续该项交易。当然,如果我不愿意继续交易,可以100% Refund 我付过的任何订金。
“可以给最长的loan offer period(application validity period)- 尔齐”
C 银行的贷款有说,如果 loan 在 36 个月里还未完全出钱,就有权利收回有关的 offer(cancel loan)
银行只有在买卖顺利进行下,交屋时才会出完全部的钱;至于其他银行,我就不那么确定
谢谢, PropertyAgent!
1。36 个月里还未完全出钱。条件是签了loan agreement 或者是只是签了loan offer letter?
2。36 个月里, market 有更好的offer 可以adjust/revise rate 吗? |
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tan81兄没有兴趣买新launch的屋子?SP Setia, Mahsing,Sime Darby不是有offer免律师费,免stamp duty,0%interest的购屋计划?买了等OC拿到再卖出去,有考虑吗? |
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原帖由 Mr.Business 于 15-4-2009 01:13 PM 发表 
tan81兄没有兴趣买新launch的屋子?SP Setia, Mahsing,Sime Darby不是有offer免律师费,免stamp duty,0%interest的购屋计划?买了等OC拿到再卖出去,有考虑吗?
Mr. B, 请详细说明。
比较行情, 0%interest的购屋计划的价格高过market吗? |
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原帖由 明讯7887701 于 6-3-2009 11:09 PM 发表 
看来我得到错误讯息。
所以我一直以来都很想去问土地局。
为什么土地局不把这个计算的方程式放在网上。
有没有认识在土地局做工做到退休的官员 ?他们应该很清楚。
以下是HBA解释Leasehold extention and renewal的文章。
...He said the premium charged is based on a formula stipulated in theSelangor Land Rules 1966. For residential areas, the formula is 1/2 x1/100 x land size x market value of property x tenure of lease...
Leasehold renewal demystified
19/10/2002
NST-PROP By Eileen Ng
MollyTan has been living comfortably in a bungalow in Section 14, PetalingJaya in Selangor for over 40 years and the house holds many happymemories for her and her family. For it was here that Molly grew up,got married and returned to raise her children after she inherited thehouse from her parents.
However, of late, Molly and her children have become increasingly concerned about the status of the house because they only have 50 years left on the lease. Their worries have been exacerbated by newspaperreports beginning in April this year of the PJ draft local planunveiled by Majlis Perbandaran Petaling Jaya (MPPJ), which heraldchanges for the township.
The plan has received a lot of flak from affected residents who havenot only questioned the re-zoning of certain areas in PJ for commercialuse, but also the high premiums imposed on those who want to renewtheir leases.
The issue of lease renewal is a pertinent one for many residents of PJ,who live on leasehold land alienated by the state government beginningin the 1950s, and as such, have only 50 to 60 years left on theirleases. Several of them are now preoccupied with how to renew theirleases and the premium they will have to pay to continue staying intheir homes. Those who want to sell their properties are worried ifthey can find buyers, considering the limited time left on the lease.
It’s not just individual homeowners who are concerned.
Developers who see the potential of redeveloping parts of “old” PJ aredeterred by the short life span left on leasehold parcels that wouldotherwise be deemed prime by virtue of their location and profitpotential.
The limited time left on the lease is also a factor to consider whenseeking bridging- and end-financing for new projects. Will banks extendloans for those who want to buy properties with less than 50 years left?
The best solution, it appears, would be to apply for an extension of the lease, or renewal if it has expired.
Extension and renewal
Petaling District and Land Office land administrator Zoal Azha Yusofsaid the procedures for extending or renewing leases both by developersor individual owners are the same.
He said theextension of leases is governed by Section 197 of the National LandCode 1965, which stipulates that before applying for an extension, thelease must first be surrendered to the state government.
Both developers and leasehold property owners have to fill in a formcalled Permohonan Serahbalik dan Mohon Semula Tanah Untuk TujuanMelanjutkan Tempoh Pajakan (application to surrender and re-alienateland to extend lease duration). Those who want their lease extended canopt for either 60 or 99 years.
Zoal said together with the form,the owner also has to submit to the land office a certified copy of theland title, which can be obtained from the office’s registrationdepartment, a copy of the current year’s quit rent receipt, personaland land particulars, a copy of the latest assessment receipt, twocopies of site plans and a copy of the applicant’s identity card.
Once the office has received the forms, a settlement officer (SO) willbe sent to the area to check on the land status to ensure that it isused only for the approved purpose.
“The SO and theplanner will then prepare a report to be incorporated in a draft paperfor approval, which will be forwarded to the state exco through thedistrict officer,” explained Zoal.
Hesaid the whole process is estimated to take three months, depending onthe number of applications received by the land office. However, theexco might take a longer time to approve the applications as it needsto meet first to look into them.
Once the land office has received approval from the exco, it willnotify the owner, who will then be required to submit another form,Form 12A, which entails giving back the property to the landadministrator for re-alienation.
The re-alienation process is subjected to procedures stipulated underthe National Land Code. When the department has receive the Form 12A,it will check to ensure that all the necessary details are in place,for example, whether the latest quit rent had been paid.
If there are any discrepancies, the application will be rejected and property owners will be informed of the decision.
If the application is approved, the land office will issue the “Noticethat Land Revenue is Due “ (Form 5A) to the property owner, who willhave to pay the premium within three months of the date of the notice.
Upon payment of the premium, the land office will get the land titleready and inform the property owner that it is ready for collection. Ifthe owner is unable to pay the premium, the approval for re-alienationis revoked and the application is deemed withdrawn.
Zoal said the entire surrendering and re-alienating process takes atleast one year due. Hence, he advised property owners to startreapplying for an extension at least two to three years before thelease expires.
If the lease has expired, property owners will have no choice but toapply for lease renewal using the Permohonan Pemberimilikan Tanah form(Application for Land Re-alienation). The subsequent procedures are thesame as applying for an extension.
However, Zoal warned that once the lease has expired, the propertyautomatically reverts back to the state government and this allowsanyone to apply for the land.
“Thus, it is very dangerous to let the lease expire,” he said.
High premiums
Zoal conceded that the trouble with the RTPJ1 draft local plan is dueto the fact that residents are upset over the high premium rateimposed. But, he said, the public has to understand that the rate iscalculated based on the current market value of properties in the area.
He said the premium charged is based on a formula stipulated in theSelangor Land Rules 1966. For residential areas, the formula is 1/2 x1/100 x land size x market value of property x tenure of lease. Forcommercial and industrial properties, the formula is 3/4 x 1/100 xmarket value of property x tenure of lease (see sidebar).
Hesaid the deciding factor in the formula is the property’s market value.The valuation is done by the Finance Ministry’s Valuation and PropertyServices Department and is based on the latest transaction values inthe area.
Zoal said some owners who are unable to pay the premium, especiallythose with still some years left on their leases, have withdrawn theirapplications and opted to wait for land values to drop.
“Some have decided to reapply for extension later but they fail torealise that the rate may rise in tandem with higher property values,”he said.
He added that owners could appeal to the state government to reduce thepremium, but they would have to pay up the revised amount within threemonths. The revision will be considered on a case-to-case basis andwill be at the discretion of the state government.
Other variations
However, Raine & Horne International Zaki + Partners associatedirector James Tan said if the lease is surrendered for re-alienationbefore the term expires, the years remaining on the lease will have tobe forsaken.
He gave the example of the owner of a 99-year leasehold property whodecides to surrender his lease and apply for re-alienation in 2002although its term only expires on Sept 1, 2022.
“When theapplication is approved, the clock on the new 99-year lease - if it isapproved for 99 years - will start. Thus, the remaining 20 years on thelease will be forfeited,” he said.
Tan advised those wanting to renew their leases to do so only when they have 10 years left.
He said he has also come across other variations of leases. Some peoplehad been given 30, 42, and 66 years by various state governments, whileothers in Sabah and Sarawak had even obtained 999 years!
At the Selangor Science Park, the developer, the Selangor StateDevelopment Corp (PKNS) is selling a variety of leases for industrialland, such as 30 years at RM17psf, 60 years lease at RM22.50psf and 99years at RM36.50psf.
“The are some who prefer to pay more for short leases. For example,those in Sg. Buloh new village with 30 years lease are willing to paybetween RM20 to RM30psf, almost close to freehold value,” Tan said.
He said if a developer wants to develop a parcel with 50 years or lessleft on the lease, it would be more viable to apply to renew the leaseto 99 years in order to attract more buyers.
Financing options
Tan said the best time to sell leasehold properties is when there is atleast 50 years left, as anything less than that will affect theproperty value and its saleability.
But can a personobtain financing to buy such a property? According to sources fromfinancial institutions, the answer is yes. Although the requirementsmay differ from bank to bank, overall, these institutions do not seeany problems.
A source with a major bank in Malaysia said banks are still willing toextend loans as long as the lease tenure is longer than the loan tenure.
“For example, if a customer is seeking a 20-year loan against a 50-yearlease, we will approve it. Certain areas in PJ and Jinjang in KualaLumpur have less than 60 years but the owners can still obtain loanswithout difficulty,” said the source.
The source said even when a property has 25 years left, if a customeris only seeking 50 per cent loan against current market value, and thepay-back tenure is only five years, the loan may still be extendedprovided the bank is comfortable with the customer’s repaymentcapacity, the property has some resale value; and the customer has agood repayment track record.
An Affin Bank Bhd spokesman said his bank will still accommodatefinancing requests on leasehold properties with 50 years lease andabove, as such properties still command either considerable demand ormarket value on the property market.
“The housing loan application will be processed and evaluated like anyother housing loan applications. No special requirements are needed,”he said in a faxed reply to PropertyTimes.
He saidfor the bank, the unexpired lease should not be less than 40 years asthe market demand for such properties will decline. He said if, uponexpiry of the lease, the state government takes back the land thebank’s right as the chargee would be extinguished.
“Affinbank will then become an unsecured creditor where our availablelegal recourse for remedy is against the borrower(s) or theguarantor(s),” he said.
http://www.hba.org.my/news/2002/1002/leasehold.htm
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