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Recently privately negotiated with a buyer to purchase a property at 6m, however after the bank's checks they are now refusing to disburse the loan amount, citing purchase price is lower than valuation (7m)

bank's initial loan factsheet is still within the LTV ratio.

can i ask why is this the case?
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Hi,

I would be most glad to assist you further and pls feel free to let me know if you need any assistance. Have a good day ahead. By the way, did you manage to get the banker to explain more in detail?

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Aaron Chong
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You may wish to check with the banker for specific reasons why they are unable to do this transaction if purchase price is lower than valuation. They should be operating based on certain guidelines in place by MAS. Read More
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Hi, you may wish to check with the bank that gave you the valuation.

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Increase Downpayment: Consider increasing your down payment to reduce the loan amount needed from the bank. This would improve the LTV ratio and potentially satisfy the bank's requirements.

Talk to the Bank Manager: Schedule a meeting with your bank manager to discuss the situation. Explain the agreed purchase price and explore alternative solutions if increasing the down payment isn't feasible. The bank manager might be able to offer suggestions or escalate your case for reconsideration under special circumstances.

Seek a Different Lender: While not ideal, you could explore applying for a home loan with a different bank. However, there's no guarantee they won't have similar concerns given the significant difference between valuation and purchase price
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