I want to sell my 2BR 1087sqf Seletaris FH condo. These are the latest URA Caveats Lodged on Seletaris:
(1) $1,000,000 1636sqf $611 psf
(2) $720,000 1119sqf $643 psf
Can i sell mine at $675,000 1087sqf $620psf?
Posted by Pi Mat on Apr 29, 2010 in Home Selling | 712 Views
Latest Answers by Real Estate Professionals (5 Answers)
Answer Posted on Apr 30, 2010
Dear Mat,
One way to look around at this problem is to think from a buyer's perspective. Assuming a buyer is taking a bank loan, if you are asking more than the bank's valuation, the buyer will have to fork out the excess in cash. So you might consider getting an indicative valuation of your unit done first before setting the asking price of the unit.
I can get a trusted banker to help you on this issue. Give me a ring and i can further advise you on this. Thank you.
Warmest Regards,
Benjamin Loo
ERA
Mobile: 97274564
Email: benloojj@gmail.com
One way to look around at this problem is to think from a buyer's perspective. Assuming a buyer is taking a bank loan, if you are asking more than the bank's valuation, the buyer will have to fork out the excess in cash. So you might consider getting an indicative valuation of your unit done first before setting the asking price of the unit.
I can get a trusted banker to help you on this issue. Give me a ring and i can further advise you on this. Thank you.
Warmest Regards,
Benjamin Loo
ERA
Mobile: 97274564
Email: benloojj@gmail.com
Answer Posted on Apr 30, 2010
Good Morning Mat
Please contact me as we need to discuss in more detail. I am able to get you a satisfied price.
Regards
Glenna
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Please contact me as we need to discuss in more detail. I am able to get you a satisfied price.
Regards
Glenna
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Answer Posted on Apr 30, 2010
Hi,
Regard to your question, where there nothing in possible to sell your unit at that price you asking for.
Need any assistant just drop me an email at joe2ong@yahoo.com.sg or give me a call at 97834542
Rgds
Joseph DWG
Shalom
Regard to your question, where there nothing in possible to sell your unit at that price you asking for.
Need any assistant just drop me an email at joe2ong@yahoo.com.sg or give me a call at 97834542
Rgds
Joseph DWG
Shalom
Answer Posted on Apr 30, 2010
Hi Pi Mat,
Whether your unit can sell at $675K will also depends on other factors as well, like its facing, renovation, level, etc etc.
You can always set your goal in the asking price, but the bank indication and willing buyers are also a matter.
I would be glad to offer my service to you and help in marketing efforts to sell your unit. Please feel free to drop me an email or call me directly for further discussion.
Thanks & Best Regards
J.A.Goh - ERA
HP: 9639 0350
www.gohjaERA.myweb.sg
Email: gohja@singnet.com.sg
Whether your unit can sell at $675K will also depends on other factors as well, like its facing, renovation, level, etc etc.
You can always set your goal in the asking price, but the bank indication and willing buyers are also a matter.
I would be glad to offer my service to you and help in marketing efforts to sell your unit. Please feel free to drop me an email or call me directly for further discussion.
Thanks & Best Regards
J.A.Goh - ERA
HP: 9639 0350
www.gohjaERA.myweb.sg
Email: gohja@singnet.com.sg
Answer Posted on Apr 30, 2010
Dear Pi Mat
Those caveats are exercised on 10 April and after some bargaining. As such, do not reflect correctly the initial asking price and how much discount have been given. In order to position the asking price with room for negotiation so as to maximize return, you would like to know past transacted prices (which you have done it) and also current asking prices of similar units in your condo. As buyers generally also looking and compare prices with similar units in nearby projects, it would also be good to know their past transacted and currently asking prices because they are also your competitors.
I can prepare a detailed report with these facts & figures. Selling property is a complex business as such, some research and home work are necessary.
Contact me if you agreed with me and there is an opportunity for us to work together.
Thanks and looking forward to serving you.
Warmest regards
Steven Lim
98799919
stevenlat@erasingapore.com.sg
www.98799919.com
Those caveats are exercised on 10 April and after some bargaining. As such, do not reflect correctly the initial asking price and how much discount have been given. In order to position the asking price with room for negotiation so as to maximize return, you would like to know past transacted prices (which you have done it) and also current asking prices of similar units in your condo. As buyers generally also looking and compare prices with similar units in nearby projects, it would also be good to know their past transacted and currently asking prices because they are also your competitors.
I can prepare a detailed report with these facts & figures. Selling property is a complex business as such, some research and home work are necessary.
Contact me if you agreed with me and there is an opportunity for us to work together.
Thanks and looking forward to serving you.
Warmest regards
Steven Lim
98799919
stevenlat@erasingapore.com.sg
www.98799919.com
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