What is the preliminary review for housing loans exactly?
In the preliminary review, we check if you can pass the review with a ballpark figure.
Roughly, how much can we get for housing loans?
Our customers often ask how much they can get for their housing loans.
We don't review how much we can loan. We review whether we can loan the necessary amount to our customers or not.
I see. It's a review to determine whether you can loan a necessary amount to your customers or not.
Please tell me about the necessary documents.
Please bring your income tax withholding slip from last year, your identification card, and the set of your housing information.
When you apply for housing loans, we need you to fill out an application form and a letter of consent.
I see, thank you very much.
Would it be a disadvantage in getting a housing loan if you have other loans?
It's true that other loans will be taken into consideration when reviewing your capacity for repayment.
Even if you lie about your loans, we can find out the truth. Please answer honestly.
The fact that you have other loans is neither an advantage nor a disadvantage.
Some customers suppress the fact about their loans for fear that they can't pass the review for housing loans, but it doesn't really mean anything.
Indeed. I'm glad that I asked you about it.
How long does it take to get a housing loan?
It takes about two weeks each for the preliminary review and your application.
Should I expect it to take about a month to reach the contract?
Yes, I think a month should be enough for all the procedures.
Please let us know if you are in a hurry.
Thank you. I should carry on with the procedure and not wait until the last moment.
Should I not choose a housing loan just by considering the interest?
Yes, the interest may be low in the beginning, but that wouldn't necessarily mean that it's beneficial in the long term.
If you choose variable interest, you should also know how it fluctuates during your repayment period.
There are two major types of interest, variable type and fixed type.
You need to consider not only your immediate profit but also your own lifestyle when you choose the type of interest.
If I have to choose either a variable type or a fixed type, I think I would feel more secure with a fixed one.
Indeed. It's the merit of a fixed type that it doesn't get affected by the fluctuations of interest rate.
But it usually has a relatively higher interest rate.
I'm always hearing about Flat 35.
On the other hand, the initial interest is set lower for the variable type.
It's attractive to have low interest in the beginning.
But you have to know that it's possible that the interest goes up in later years.
It would be the best if I can pick the best of everything.