Affordability calculator

Derive max monthly housing payment and max loan from your DSR cap, then open listings near price ≈ loan ÷ 0.9 (illustrative).

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Set the DSR cap your banker uses (often around 60–70%), then rate and tenure for the new loan.

Results

  • Max monthly (housing)RM 4,100
  • Max loanRM 838,416
  • Implied max price (loan ÷ 0.9)RM 931,574

Within your 70% DSR cap (RM 5,600 / mo)

  • Existing
  • New housing
  • Headroom

With a 70% cap on gross income and your existing commitments, you could allocate about RM 4,100 per month to a home loan — roughly RM 838,416 in principal at 4.2% over 30 years. If you finance about 90% of the purchase, that suggests browsing up to around RM 931,574 before down payment and fees — illustrative only, not a bank offer.

max_price on listings uses price ≈ max loan ÷ 0.9 (90% LTV). Actual approvals and down payment rules vary by bank and project.

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Based on your calculation:You can afford RM 819,785–RM 1,043,363 properties

Tips

  • Max monthly housing = (income × DSR cap ÷ 100) minus existing commitments — that is the instalment you can assign to the new loan.
  • Max loan converts that instalment into a principal using your interest rate and tenure (same amortisation as the loan calculator).
  • Implied property price uses price ≈ max loan ÷ 0.9, i.e. the loan is ~90% of purchase — adjust if your actual LTV differs.

Local insight (Malaysia)

  • JB prices vary by corridor — filter listings by max_price, then narrow with area hubs or Get My Property Plan.
  • Developer rebates change cash needed, not necessarily the loan size the bank will approve.
  • Rates near 3.5–4.5% p.a. are common starting points in ads; your letter of offer is authoritative.