Monday, April 7, 2014

7 STEPS in PAGIBIG HOUSING LOAN AVAILMENT


PAG IBIG Housing Loan VS A Bank Loan: A Comprehensive Guide to Home Buying

PAG IBIG Housing Loan
Having their own house is the ultimate dream of every Filipino family. But the truth is,  most of those who plan to purchase a house do not have a ready cash to pay for it, or even if they have, they would prefer to apply for a loan to complete it.
Saving for your first home purchase may take for a couple of years, and by the time that you are ready for it, the house that you wanted must have long been sold. Or the value of your money can no longer purchase the same quality house you’d always wanted. You might want to consider applying for a housing loan to realize your dream.
When we hear of  a housing loan, Home Development Mutual Fund or commonly known as PAG IBIG housing loan fund comes first to our mind. We definitely will not miss it because a small amount from our salary is deducted to pay for our monthly contribution. Providing loan to finance our houses is one of the services provided by the institution.
If you are shopping around for the best house to buy, you might want to shop around for housing loan provided by banks too because you might find a better deal. Many of us are a bit intimidated to inquire from banks, we may be thinking of higher interest rate, stricter requirements, or lesser chance that the loan may be approved.
Some home purchasers prefer bank services when it comes to housing loan for a reason or two. And some would prefer PAG IBIG housing loan. Let us compare what each offers on every factor we need to consider arriving at a sound decision.

Qualifications

PAG IBIG BANKS
  1. Must be a member, and must have 24 monthly contributions to qualify. Members can pay 24 months in lump sum
  2. Not more than 65years old
  3. No existing multi-purpose loan in arrears
  4. No other PAG IBIG housing loan that had been foreclosed, cancelled or bought back
  1. No membership needed, no contributions required, no need to have a savings account
  2. Must be Filipino citizen, or have a Visa requirement for foreigners
  3. Must have a monthly family income of Php40,000.00
  4. Must have a stable source of income, must have stayed at least 2 years in the current company or have 3 years of profitable operation if running a business or practising profession.

 Loan Purposes

PAG IBIG BANKS
  1. Can be used to purchase a lot not exceeding 1,000 sq. meters.
  2. Can be used to purchase town house or condominium.
  3. Can be used to complete construction.
  4. Re-financing.
  1. Can be used to purchase a town house, condominium unit.
  2. Can be used to finance house construction.
  3. Can apply for re-financing.
  4. Also offer home equity service.
How Much You Can Borrow
PAG IBIG BANKS
  1. Maximum of Php 6,000,000.00
  2. Subject to other qualifiers like the actual need of the member, capacity to pay.
  1. Some banks offer minimum of Php 300,000.00 some offer minimum of Php 500,000.00.

Loan Appraisal Value Ratio

PAG IBIG BANKS
  1. Loans not lower than Php 400,000, 100%
  2. Loans more than Php 400,000.00, 90%
 1. Some banks offer 80% – 90%, some banks offer as low as 70%.

Interest Rates

PAG IBIG BANKS
  1. 6.98% for the first three years, subject to re-pricing up to 11.37%
  1. Some banks offer as low as 5.50% for the first year, subject to re-pricing.
  2. Some banks offer fixed rate of 7.5% for the first 5 years also subject to re-pricing.
  3. Due to regular re-pricing, on 20th year, banks offer an average of 12% interest rate.

Repayment Process

PAG IBIG BANKS
Maximum of 30 years 5 –  35 years

Requirements

PAG  IBIG BANKS
  1. Pag Ibig Housing Loan Application Form
  2. Membership Status Verification Slip
  3. TCT/CCT in the name of the borrower
  4. Photocopy of the New Tax Declaration
  5. Collection Servicing Agreement or Post dated checks
  6. Proof of billing address
  7.  Notarized Loan and Mortgage Agreement
  8. Notarized Promissory Note
  9. Disclosure Statement on Loan Transaction
  10. Occupancy Permit (if applicable)
  11. Building Plans (if applicable)
  12. Deed of Absolute Sale (if applicable)
  1. Application form
  2. Photocopy of government issued ID with photo & signature
  3. Marriage contract if applicable
  4. Alien Certificate of Registration for foreigners
  5. ITR for employees
  6. Last 3 months of payslips or Certificate of employment for employees
  7. Business Registration Papers for businessmen
  8. Financial Statements  for businessmen
  9. Bank Statements for businessmen
  10. Trade References for businessmen
  11. Lease Contracts or copy of Title for businessmen
  12. Photocopy of TCT/CCT
  13. Building plan with vicinity map
  14. Master of Deed of Declaration of Restrictions for condominiums
  15. Building plan for construction
  16. Bill of materials and Labor Cost
  17. Staement of Account for Refinancing
Miscellaneous Fees
PAG IBIG BANKS
  1. Php 1,000 during loan application
  2. Php 2,000 before the release of loan
  1. Appraisal Fee of Php3,500 – Php 4,000.00
  2. Handling Fee of Php 5,000.00
  3. Notarial Fee of Php 500
  4. Registration Fee
  5. Doc Stamps Tax

Insurance Needed

PAG IBIG BANKS
Insurance premium will be included in monthly amortization
  1. MRI or Mortgage Redemption Insurance in the case of death before the full payment of the loan
  2. Fire Insurance

Processing Time

PAG IBIG BANKS
15 business days 5 – 7 business days

Sunday, March 30, 2014

BAYAN LUMA I

BAYAN LUMA 1, IMUS CAVITE

ANABU 11-E IMUS CAVITE

ANABU 1 -A IMUS CAVITE

Barangay:ANABU II-AChosen SubdivisionRICHMOND SUBDIVISION
City/Municipality of:IMUS CITYNumber of Properties found:4
Province of:CAVITETotal Number of Records:13,365
Property/
HLID
Property
Type
Block/
Bldg.
Lot/
Cluster
Phase/
Unit
Secion/
Floor
Lot Area
(sq.m.)
Floor Area
(sq.m.)
Price (Php)StatusRemarksBranchContact
Number
Data As Of
800261261027RH-REG0206--49.0027.00350,573.33OCCUPIEDFOR REINSPECTIONNCR654-6556 / 654-13983/24/2014
800254631327RH-REG0528--40.0027.00319,073.33OCCUPIEDFOR REINSPECTIONNCR654-6556 / 654-13983/24/2014
800253901027RH-REG0828--40.0027.00287,073.33OCCUPIEDFOR REINSPECTIONNCR654-6556 / 654-13983/24/2014
8002547513RH-END0937--82.0027.00436,760.00OCCUPIEDFOR REINSPECTIONNCR654-6556 / 654-13983/24/2014
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PAGIBIG FUND ACQUIRED ASSETS - ALAPAN 1-A IMUS CAVITE

PAGIBIG FUND ACQUIRED ASSETS - ALINGARO GEENRAL TRIAS CAVITE

PAGIBIG FUND ACQUIRED ASSETS - FRANCISCO DE CASTRO (SUNSHINE VILL.GEN MARIANO ALVAREZ CAVITE

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PAGIBIG ACQUIRED ASSETS - LANGKAAN 1 DASMARINAS CAVITE

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PAGIBIG ACQUIRED ASSETS - MILAGROSA CAVITE AS OF MARCH 29, 2014



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PAGIBIG FUND LIST OF CIRCULARS


     PAG-IBIG FUND LIST OF CIRCULARS
     HOUSING
      Circular TitleBook TypePDF
       * Circular No. 336 - Extended Implementation of the Pag-IBIG Non-Performing Asset Resolution Program (NPARP)
       * Circular No. 334 - Moratorium on Amortization Payments of Pag-IBIG Borrowers Directly Affected by Typhoon "Yolanda"
       * Circular No. 333 - Guidelines on the Pag-IBIG Fund Developmental Loan Program for Socialized Housing Projects for the Victims of Typhoon "Yolanda"
       * Circular No. 330 - Adoption of Full Risk-Based Pricing Framework to all Pag-IBIG Fund Wholesale Loan Programs
       * Circular No. 329 - Amended Guidelines on the Pag-IBIG Direct Developmental Loan Program
       * Circular No. 327 - Extension of Implementation of the Pag-IBIG Non-Performing Asset Resolution Program
       * Circular No. 326 - Amendments to Pag-IBIG Circular No. 316
       * Circular No. 325 - Amendments to Circular No. 320
       * Circular no. 318 - Guidelines on the Grant of Moratorium on HL Amortization Payments to Members Affected by Calamities
       * Circular No. 317 - Program on the Conversion to Full Risk-Based Pricing Model
       * Circular no. 316 - Amended Guidelines on the Cancellation of Contract-to-Sell
       * Circular No. 314 - Implementation of HDMF Circular No. 308
       * Circular No. 312 - Guidelines on the Pag-IBIG Fund Affordable Housing Program
       * Circular No. 311 - Guidelines Implementing the Pag-IBIG Non-Performing Asset Resolution Program (NPARP)
       * Circular No. 310 - Amended Guidelines on the Pag-IBIG Fund End-User Home Financing Program
       * Circular No. 308- Guidelines Implementing the Pag-IBIG Fund Acquired Assets Disposal Program
       * Circular No. 304 - Amended Guidelines on the Foreclosure of REM
       * Circular No. 301 - Amended Guidelines on the Pag-IBIG Credit Facility for Private Developers
       * Circular No. 300 - Guidelines Implementing the Pag-IBIG Fund Housing Loan Restructuring and Penalty Condonation Program
       * Circular No. 298 - Additional Amendments to HDMF Circular No. 259
       * Circular 297- Policies on the Budget Allocation for the Takeout of Developer-assisted Housing Loan Accounts
       * Circular No. 287 - Additional Policies for Processing under HDMF Circular No. 259
     PROVIDENT (SAVINGS)
      Circular TitleBook TypePDF
       * Circular No. 339 - Guidelines Implementing the Collection of Provident Obligations of Delinquent and Unregistered Employers
       * Circular No. 338 - Guidelines on the Availment of the Pag-IBIG Fund Loyalty Card
       * Circular No. 337 - Extension of the Kasambahay Registration
       * Circular No. 335 - Implementing Guidelines for the Pag-IBIG Calamity Loan Program for Members Affected by Typhoon Yolanda
       * Circular No. 334 - Moratorium on Amortization Payments of Pag-IBIG Borrowers Directly Affected by Typhoon "Yolanda"
       * Circular No. 331 - Guidelines on the Membership of Kasambahays
       * Circular No. 56-I - Implementing Guidelines of the Pag-IBIG MPL Program for Non-IISP Branches
       * Circular No. 324 – Guidelines on the Withdrawal of Pag-IBIG II Savings
       * Circular No. 322 – Amended Guidelines Implementing the Pag-IBIG Fund Calamity Loan Program
       * Circular No. 321 - Amendments on the Payment of Upgraded Member's Monthly Savings

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PAGIBIG FUND PROVIDENT SAVINGS BENEFITS CLAIM

Pag-IBIG Fund guarantees the refund of member's total accumulated savings (TAV), which consists of the member's accumulated contributions, the employer counterpart contributions, if any, and the dividend earnings credited to the member's account upon occurrence of any of the following grounds for withdrawal:
  1. Membership maturity. The member must have remitted at least 240 monthly membership contributions with the Fund. For Pag-IBIG Overseas Program (POP) members, membership with the Fund shall be at the end of five (5), ten (10), fifteen (15), or twenty (20) years depending on the option of the member upon membership registration.
  2. Retirement. The member shall be compulsorily retired upon reaching age 65. He may however, opt to retire upon the occurrence of any of the following:
    • Actual retirement from the SSS, the GSIS or a separate employer provident/retirement plan, provided the member has at least reached age 45.
    • Upon reaching age 60.
  3. Permanent and Total Disability or Insanity. The following disabilities shall be deemed total and permanent:
    • Temporary total disability lasting continuously for more than 120 days;
    • Complete loss of sight of both eyes;
    • Loss of two limbs at or over the ankle or wrist;
    • Permanent complete paralysis of two limbs;
    • Brain injury resulting in incurable imbecility or insanity; and
    • Such other cases which are adjudged to be total and permanent disability by a duly licensed physician and approved by the Board of Trustees.
  4. Separation from the service due to health reason
  5. Permanent departure from the country
  6. Death. In case of death, the Fund benefits shall be divided among the member's legal heirs in accordance with the New Civil Code as amended by the New Family Code.Basic Requirements for Provident Benefits Claim