HDB and Condo
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Further to the 60% loan… the bank may not lend you the full 60% as it is subject to your loan eligibility. Let’s say your loan eligibility based on your salary is total $1m and you already borrowed $800K for your first house. If your 2nd property costs $800K, you can only get a max of $200K loan and not the full 60% of the price of the 2nd property.
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micollh:
anyone can advise, if i already paid up mu HDB loan, meaning completed the payment and thinking of buying a condo .. how should i go about it? is it still allowed with the new housing rules? i understand that if i were to get a condo, i cant stay in it? but have to stay in HDB and rent out the condo ? Pls advise. Thanks
U definitely can stay in the condo. It's ur house. As for HDB, think might have to keep for min 5 yrs.
Check with ur agent or HDB for more details. Best to do ur homework. -
Lshawn:
Yes, it's your choice to stay in either HDB or condo if you own both. Since you already paid up the HDB loan, you can loan up to 80% from bank.micollh:
anyone can advise, if i already paid up mu HDB loan, meaning completed the payment and thinking of buying a condo .. how should i go about it? is it still allowed with the new housing rules? i understand that if i were to get a condo, i cant stay in it? but have to stay in HDB and rent out the condo ? Pls advise. Thanks
U definitely can stay in the condo. It's ur house. As for HDB, think might have to keep for min 5 yrs.
Check with ur agent or HDB for more details. Best to do ur homework.
20% downpayment - 5% cash + 15% CPF
If you are buying a second property, you and/or spouse each will need to set aside a total min. sum of $65.5K in OA+SA. Think the min. sum will revise again in July...Only the amount above the min. sum set aside, can be used for the CPF down payment. -
On the CPF min sum, check with CPF board directly on the amount to set aside. I can’t recall the computation, but it’s not as scary as 120+k locked aside.
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Interesting hdb units, so huge.
http://thesmartlocal.com/read/mutant-hdbs -
The newer generation HDB flats are beautiful! I wish we could buy
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Condo price quite low now.
Guess it may go up slowly. -
don’t know if this is the right thread to post this.
i am thinking if i am successful in getting a flat from May Sales of Balance Flats (SBF)…is it troublesome if i do not engage an agent to do the transaction? then i can save on 3% commission.
the valuation of my present unit should be able to cover the costs of a brand new flat in non mature estate…this way, hubby doesn’t have to pay for monthly mortgage. please advise. thanks. -
janet88:
I thought the commission of selling is 1% ???don't know if this is the right thread to post this.
i am thinking if i am successful in getting a flat from May Sales of Balance Flats (SBF)...is it troublesome if i do not engage an agent to do the transaction? then i can save on 3% commission.
the valuation of my present unit should be able to cover the costs of a brand new flat in non mature estate...this way, hubby doesn't have to pay for monthly mortgage. please advise. thanks.
Apart from the mortgage, is the location of new flat convenient? -
starlight1968sg:
seller pays more commission or buyer pays more? :?
I thought the commission of selling is 1% ???janet88:
don't know if this is the right thread to post this.
i am thinking if i am successful in getting a flat from May Sales of Balance Flats (SBF)...is it troublesome if i do not engage an agent to do the transaction? then i can save on 3% commission.
the valuation of my present unit should be able to cover the costs of a brand new flat in non mature estate...this way, hubby doesn't have to pay for monthly mortgage. please advise. thanks.
Apart from the mortgage, is the location of new flat convenient?
not as convenient as my present place which has beautyworld DTL 200m away...to me, if can get flat, it's a blessing...if not, it's ok...i lose $10 for HDB application. son is unhappy if we move. daughter hopes to move.
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