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Thread: Impact of new LTV on Mortgage

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    Default Impact of new LTV on Mortgage

    Assuming you bought 2 property 2 years ago with 70%LTV and after 2 or 3 rounds of cooling measures, the LTV for 2nd property has now been reduced to 50%.

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    When you seek refinancing for your existing 2 property, will the new bank be able to loan you above 50%?

    Will your existing bank request you to top up so that they can reduce your LTV to 50%

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ringo33
    Assuming you bought 2 property 2 years ago with 70%LTV and after 2 or 3 rounds of cooling measures, the LTV for 2nd property has now been reduced to 50%.

    Questions

    When you seek refinancing for your existing 2 property, will the new bank be able to loan you above 50%?

    Will your existing bank request you to top up so that they can reduce your LTV to 50%
    i think they mentioned CM applicable based on otp date..so shouldn't impact refinance

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    Quote Originally Posted by rockinsg
    i think they mentioned CM applicable based on otp date..so shouldn't impact refinance
    Lets make it simpler for discussion.

    1st property (P1) bought with 80%LTV

    2nd property (P2) bought with 70%LTV

    3rd property (P3) bought with 60%LTV

    Now with the cooling measure, for 3rd property onwards, LTV is 40%.

    When you do you refinancing, will bank be able to loan you 80, 70, 60%?

    Or they will loan you maximum of 40% for all property since you already have 3.

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    Equity loan is up to 70% only.

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    Refinance the existing balance, whatever LTV it might be.

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    Quote Originally Posted by amk
    Refinance the existing balance, whatever LTV it might be.
    Correct.. If u want equity loan, then new Ltv applies which will not make sense then..

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    That is where it bites.....so long as interest rate stay abnormally low it not bleed

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