Is it necessary to pay the property maintenance fund and deed tax first for bank loans?

Paying the property maintenance fund and deed tax is not directly related to whether the bank lends money, but the bank is concerned about whether the loan applicant has enough repayment ability and the ability to pay the down payment on the property.

The bank mortgage loan process is as follows:

Choose real estate;

Confirm whether the real estate built by the developer has bank support to ensure the smooth acquisition of mortgage loans;

Apply for mortgage loan;

Sign a house purchase contract. After examination and confirmation that the purchaser meets the conditions of mortgage loan, a loan consent notice or a mortgage loan commitment letter will be issued;

Property buyers can sign a "pre-sale contract for commercial housing" with developers or their agents;

Sign a house mortgage contract. Clarify the amount, term, interest rate, repayment method and other rights and obligations of mortgage loans;

Handle mortgage registration and insurance. Under normal circumstances, due to the relatively long term of mortgage loans, banks require buyers to apply for personal and property insurance to prevent loan risks;

Open a special repayment account;

After handling the relevant formalities, the loan will be transferred to the bank supervision account opened by the developer in the bank at one time as the purchase price of the purchaser;

The borrower repays the loan regularly as stipulated in the contract.