3. The buyer cannot use the provident fund loan when purchasing three or more houses and commercial houses. Can I get a loan for the second suite and the second suite? (1) The buyer and the seller sign a house purchase and sale agreement or a house purchase and sale contract; (2) Eligible buyers apply for loans from loan banks and provide relevant certification materials; ⑶ The buyer and the seller go to the appraisal institution designated (recognized) by the loan bank to conduct house appraisal; (4) The law firm identifies, investigates and analyzes the borrower's credit certification materials and evaluation reports, and issues legal opinions; 5] The loan bank shall examine and approve the loan and inform the loan applicant whether to agree to the loan; [6] The buyer and the seller go through the formalities of property right transfer, and after the transfer, the borrower goes to the bank to go through the loan formalities; (7) The purchaser signs a second-hand house mortgage loan contract with the loan bank; (8) The buyer and the seller shall send the transferred house ownership certificate to the loan bank for mortgage registration; (9) After the loan contract comes into effect, the loan bank will allocate funds according to the loan contract; ⑽ The borrower repays the loan on a monthly basis; ⑾ The borrower pays off the principal and interest of the loan and cancels the mortgage guarantee. If you buy a commercial house, the down payment ratio of the second suite is 50%, and if you buy the second suite with the provident fund, the down payment ratio is 60%. However, local policies are different, so you need to pay more attention to relevant policy information.
Legal basis: Article 667 of the Civil Law defines a loan contract as a contract in which the borrower borrows money from the lender, repays the loan at maturity and pays interest. Article 668 A loan contract shall be in written form, except as otherwise agreed between natural persons. The contents of a loan contract generally include terms such as loan type, currency, purpose, amount, interest rate, term and repayment method. Article 669 The borrower has the obligation to truthfully provide information to conclude a loan contract, and the borrower shall truthfully provide the business activities and financial status related to the loan as required by the lender.