Loan Rates

[ubonrthai]

What kind of rate could a Thai citizen expect to get for a 3mil baht home loan that is secured using a more valuable home with no liens against it? Would only consider 15 or 30 year fixed rates if available.

[Mario2008]

An important factor could be if the Thai national is a civil servant or not. Often they can get a better loan.

[ubonrthai]

Not a civil servant. Other relevant info is that the loan's purpose is an investment in a rental home.

Edited February 26, 2013 by ubonrthai

[Mario2008]

Someone I know recently had a loan for 4%, (1 million only). if a civil servant she could have gotten it for 3%. 5 year loan if I recall corectly

But 15 or 30 year loans are probably higher.

Check the government housing bank webiste to get an indication.

[ubonrthai]

These are fixed rates? I don't like the word "floating" in #1 of the below link.

http://www.ghbank.co.th/en/content.php?id=1

[PattayaPhom]

10% as you are securing against primary residence and guarantor also needed. Insurance upfront snd 1% to have attached to chanote at land office. Not cheap