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Can the payment of provident fund be converted into commercial loans?
Provident fund loans cannot be converted into commercial loans.

Information required for commercial loans:

1. The borrower's valid ID card and household registration book;

2. Proof of marital status, unmarried persons need to provide proof of unmarried, and divorced persons need to issue a court civil mediation or divorce certificate (indicating that they have not remarried after divorce);

3. If you are married, you need to provide your spouse's valid ID card, household registration book and marriage certificate;

4. The borrower's income certificate (salary income certificate or tax payment certificate for half a year);

5. Real estate title certificate;

6. Guarantor (ID card, household registration book, marriage certificate, etc. Is required)

Commercial loan terms:

1. The loan object is 18 to 65 years old natural persons with full civil capacity.

2. Having urban permanent residence or valid residence status requires the borrower to have legal status.

3 have a stable occupation and income, good credit, and the ability to repay the principal and interest of the loan.

4. Banks have different requirements for down payment.

5. There are assets recognized by the lender as collateral or pledge, or units or individuals that meet the prescribed conditions and have compensatory ability as guarantors to repay the principal and interest of the loan and bear joint and several liabilities.

6. There is a purchase contract or agreement.

7. Other conditions stipulated by the lender.

Commercial loan processing flow:

1. Apply for a loan from the bank,

2. After the acceptance of the bank, evaluate the value of the mortgaged property and approve the loan amount according to the evaluated value;

3. Open a personal current deposit account and sign a loan contract.

4. Apply for real estate mortgage registration;

5. Bank loans.