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  1. #31

    Quote Originally Posted by MAGNETIC.LEVITATION View Post
    Heard from one of my officemates sis. Nga dili daw ma approvan ang imong loan if contractual employee and imong status. Tinuod ni?
    dapat regular ky pra "secured" ang bank nga naa jud klaro nga work and maka-pay pa sa loan within the loan term (though di gihapon guaranteed but at least mas kampante sila kysa sa contractual/probitionary nga wa pay sure nga ma renew ag contract... pero kana mga seaman, mura mn pud na by contract ilaha but dawaton na sila sa bank.

    kana per project ang source of income pero dako og sweldo, try lang ask basi ma grantan ra gihapon. case-to-case basis mn pud na.

  2. #32
    Quote Originally Posted by cebu.opportunities View Post
    PAG-IBIG continuation...

    Monthly Contribution for Entitled Loan:




    Loan Amount:

    Shall be based on the lowest of the following:
    1. Actual Need
    a. PRU: Selling Price
    b. House Construction: Total Construction Cost
    c. Refinancing: Outstanding Balance

    2. Capacity to Pay
    a. 35% of your Gross Monthly Income, for loans up to P1,250,000
    b. 30% of your Gross Monthly Income, for loans over P1,250,000
    c. Tacking Provision: Maximum of three (3) qualified Pag-IBIG members

    3. Loan-to-Appraisal Value Ratio












    Loan Term:
    - Maximum of up to 30 Years provided that:
    ----> Principal borrower's age shall not exceed 70 years old at date of loan maturity.

    unsa gani requirements ani if mo loan ka through HDMF?

  3. #33
    Quote Originally Posted by tash0806 View Post
    unsa gani requirements ani if mo loan ka through HDMF?
    You might want to check on their website:

    HDMF Official Site

    http://www.pagibigfund.gov.ph/home_p...0Availment.pdf

    di lang na updated pero gamay ra ang changes.
    pra sigurado, prepare lang requirements similar giask sa banks and addition to the standard loan requirements ky kana required sa PAG-IBIG. kato 24 months contribution (savings).

    Basic Requirements:
    1. Housing Loan Application (HLA)
    2. Membership Status Verification Slip (MSVS)
    3. Additional Requirements (Refer to pages 14 to 16 as indicated sa 2nd link)

    DOCUMENTS REQUIRED UPON LOAN APPLICATION
    1. Housing Loan Application (2 copies) with recent ID photos of borrower
    2. Membership Status Verification Slip (MSVS)
    3. Proof of Income
    3.1 For Locally Employed, any of the following:
    a. Notarized Certificate of Employment and Compensation (Employer’s
    format) and for government employees one (1) month payslip, within 3
    months prior to date of loan application
    b. Latest Income Tax Return (ITR) for the year immediately preceding the
    date of loan application, with attached W2 form, stamped received by the
    BIR/Certificate of Tax Withheld (BIR Form No. 2316)
    3.2 For Self-Employed/Other Sources of Income, any of the following:
    a. ITR, Audited Financial Statements, and Official Receipt of tax payment
    from bank supported with DTI Registration and Mayor’s Permit/Business
    Permit
    b. Commission Vouchers reflecting the issuer’s name and contact details (for
    the last 12 months)
    c. Bank Statements or passbook for the last 12 months (in case income is
    sourced from foreign remittances, pensions, etc.)
    d. Copy of Lease Contract and Tax Declaration (if income is derived from
    rental payments)
    e. Certified True Copy of Transport Franchise issued by appropriate
    government agency (LGU for tricycles, LTFRB for other Public Utility
    Vehicle or PUVs)
    f. Certificate of Engagement issued by owner of business
    g. Other document that would validate source of income
    3.3 For Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs), any of the following:
    a. Employment Contract (with English translation if in foreign language)
    b. Original Employer’s Certificate of Income (with English translation if in
    foreign language). If document submitted is photocopy, it shall be duly
    certified/initialed by Pag-IBIG Fund Information Officer assigned in the
    country where the member works.
    c. Other Proofs of Income, whether original or photocopy, shall be duly
    certified/initialed by Pag-IBIG Fund Information Officer assigned in the
    country where the member works.
    4. Photocopy (back-to-back) of one (1) valid ID of Principal Borrower and Spouse,
    Co-Borrower and Spouse, Seller and Spouse and Developer’s Authorized
    Representative and Attorney-In-Fact, if applicable.
    5. Authorization to Conduct/Credit Background Investigation
    6. For OFW members, Special Power of Attorney notarized prior to date of
    departure or duly certified and authenticated by the Philippine Embassy or
    Consulate in the country where the member is staying, if abroad. If SPA is
    without the red ribbon of Consulate Office, the SPA must have a duly stamped
    notarial seal.
    7. Insurance Coverage
    a. Health Statement Form (Medical Questionnaire)
     OFW members over 60 years old
     Loans over P2.0 M to P6.0 M and for borrowers aged up to 60 years old
    b.Health Statement Form (Medical Questionnaire) and Full Medical Examination
     Borrowers over 60 years old
    8. Marriage Contract (For all married borrower/s and co-borrower/s)
    9. Birth Certificate or any proof of relationship, if with co-borrower/s
    10. Certified true copy of Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT) (latest title)
    11. For Condominium Unit, Certified True Copy of present TCT and CCT
    12. Photocopy of Updated Tax Declaration and Updated Real Estate Tax Receipt
    13. Location Plan and Vicinity Map
    14. For new member or member with less than the required number of monthly
    savings, photocopy of Pag-IBIG Fund Receipt (PFR) representing lump sum
    payment of monthly savings.
    15. Approved letter request to re-avail of a Pag-IBIG housing loan (for member/s with
    housing loan that was foreclosed, cancelled, bought back due to default or
    subjected to dacion en pago).
    The Pro-forma Health Statement Form (Medical Questionnaire) is available at the
    Members Services Support Division-Servicing Department for NCR or at any Pag-IBIG
    Regional Branch or downloadable from the Pag-IBIG website, HDMF Official Site.
    Additional Requirements Depending on the Loan Purpose
    For Purchase of Residential House and Lot, Townhouse or Condominium Unit,
    Purchase of Lot and Construction of House, Purchase of a Fully Developed
    Lot/Adjoining Lot
    1. Contract to Sell or similar agreement between the buyer and the seller. If the
    Seller is a Developer, submits the following documents:
    a. Certificate of Registration, License to Sell, Development Permit, and
    Secretary’s Certificate
    b. Photocopy of back to back valid primary ID from Corporate Secretary
    For Purchase of Lot and Construction of House, Construction of House, Home
    Improvement
    Building Plans, Specification and Bill of Materials duly signed by the Licensed Civil
    Engineer or Architect, Building Permit
    For Refinancing
    1. Statement of Account on outstanding loan balance, indicating loan purpose
    2. Any of the following documents:
     Official Receipt for the past 12 months
     Subsidiary Ledger
     Any valid proof of payment for the past 12 months

    DOCUMENTS REQUIRED PRIOR TO LOAN RELEASE
    1. TCT/CCT in the name of the borrower (if applicable) with proper mortgage annotation
    in favor of Pag-IBIG Fund (Owner’s Duplicate copy)
    2. Certified true copy of TCT/CCT in the name of the borrower/co-borrower/s (if
    applicable) with proper mortgage annotation in favor of Pag-IBIG Fund (RD’s copy)
    3. For properties that are subject of an heirs lien under Section 4 Rule 74 of the Rules
    of Court, surety bond (not an heir’s bond) that shall answer for the payment of the
    outstanding loan obligation still due to the Fund in the event that another person
    including an heir of the registered owner would lay a claim against the property
    offered as security
    4. Photocopy of New Tax Declaration and Updated Real Estate Tax Receipt in the
    name of the borrower and co-borrower, if applicable
    5. Notarized Loan and Mortgage Agreement duly registered with Registry of Deeds with
    original RD stamp
    6. Duly accomplished/notarized Promissory Note
    7. Disclosure Statement on Loan Transaction
    8. Collection Servicing Agreement with Authority to Deduct Loan Amortization or Post
    Dated Checks, if applicable
    9. Proof of Billing Address
    Additional Requirements Depending on the Loan Purpose
    1. Occupancy Permit (for Purchase of New Residential Unit, Purchase of Lot and
    Construction of House, Construction of House, Home Improvement)
    2. Building Plans/Electrical/Sanitary Permits duly approved by the building officials
    (for Purchase of Lot and Construction of House/Construction of House/Home
    Improvement)
    3. Deed of Absolute Sale duly registered with Registry of Deeds with original RD
    stamp (for Purchase of Lot/Adjoining Lot, Purchase of Lot and Construction of
    House and Purchase of Residential Unit )

  4. #34
    Quote Originally Posted by cebu.opportunities View Post

    ang sample monthly amortization kay kung mas dugay ang loan, mas dako diay?
    ga adko ang interest kung mas dugay mahuman ang loan?

    pasensya ts ha kay wa kaayo ko kasabot sa table.. pwede pa explain gamay?

  5. #35
    @april,

    fixing of interest rates na siya sis, not the loan term.
    let's say, you choose the 10-yr fixing of interest rate so for the entire 10 years, 10% ang interest rate regardless mosaka or moubos ang rates the following year and the year after next and so on. inig ka 10th anniversary date sa loan, that's the time mo change whenever naay changes sa rates for the specified fixing term.

    pwede man 10-years fixing (of interest rate) imo gipili dayon ang loan term ky 30 years (to pay).
    "fixed ang interest rate for 10 years unya 30 years ka magbayad sa loan. 30 years (loan term) divided by 10 years fixing so katulo mag-change ang interest rate for the entire loan term unless significant advance payments have been made (which in this case may lower the loan term)."

  6. #36
    thanks for sharing nice information about the house loans..........

  7. #37
    UnionBank's fixing rates:

    1 year fixing = 9.75%
    2-3 years fixing = 10.5%
    10 years fixing = 11. something %

    note:
    - advance payment can be done during loan anniversary date.
    - bank charges is approx. 3 to 5% of the loanable amount
    - if the property is 2nd hand, approx. 70% of the current appraisal value ang pwede ma loan.

    source:
    Union Bank Account Officer- Housing Loans Dep't
    as of May 24, 2013

  8. #38
    nag pm ko nimo sis.. thank you..

  9. #39
    @baju83, replied.
    sorry if safe ra kaayo ako tubag. it's just that there are still lots of things to consider before makaingon ka which is best for you. hope it somehow gives you an idea which will you choose.

  10. #40
    thanks sa reply sis.. mao lagi dapat huna2x.on gyud pag ayo.. ^_^

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