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Resources 2
Alternatively, you can directly get in touch with our experienced agent. Simply communicate your specific requirements to them, and they will diligently work towards finding a property that perfectly matches your preferences. Our agents are well-equipped to understand your needs and assist you in finding the ideal unit.
Place Booking
After selected your preference unit. You can place booking to secure your unit with our agent.
Document that needed for submit loan - Sdn Bhd
- Borang B & Resit (Latest 2 years)
- Business Registration (form 24,49, 44)
- Latest bank statement ( 6 months )
- Financial statement ( audit report ) latest 1 year
- M&A
- FD , unit trust , shares , Saving ( Optional )
Document that needed for submit loan - Sole PTR / partnership
- Borang B and Resit (Latest 2 years)
- SSM
- Latest Bank statement
- Lastest Profit and Loss statement
- FD , unit trust , shares , Saving ( Optional )
Document that needed for submit loan - Salary Base
- Latest 3 months latest pay slip
- Latest EPF
- Employment letter / offer letter (if new job)
- Latest 3 months Bank statement
- Form BE & tax receipt
- Rental agreement, FD , unit trust , shares , Saving ( Optional )
Document that needed for submit loan - Commission Base
- Latest 6 months payslip
- Latest 6 months bank statement
- Rental agreement, FD , unit trust , shares , Saving ( Optional )
- Latest Form B & tax receipt
- Employment letter / offer letter (if Any)
Stand For
LO - Loan Offer Letter
SNP - Sales And Purchase Agreement
LA - Loan Agreement
Serving Progressive Interest
Serving progressive interest based on the stage of construction is a financing approach where interest payments on a loan increase as the construction project advances. It aligns the financial burden with the project's development, benefiting both the borrower and lender. The borrower pays lower interest in the early stages and gradually higher interest as the project nears completion. This method reduces the lender's risk exposure and reflects the increased value and risk of the project as it progresses.
Defect Checking
Defect checking is a critical process that involves inspecting a product, system, or structure to identify any faults, flaws, or deviations from the desired specifications. It typically includes a thorough examination of various components, surfaces, or functionality to ensure they meet quality standards. Defect checking is essential in manufacturing, construction, software development, and other industries to prevent faulty products or systems from reaching the end-users. By conducting systematic defect checks, potential issues can be identified early on, allowing for timely corrections and improvements. This helps in maintaining product integrity, customer satisfaction, and overall quality control.