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I am a US expat and will move from Tokyo to Singapore in January. I am looking to buy a condo/apartment with a very good water view (preferably up high) with relatively easy access to downtown. I heard about One North Bridge Road and East Coast. I am a motivated buyer and will be coming to Singapore Nov. 5 to 7 to find a place. I move in January 2009. Any nice/new properties with good ocean/water view and realistic 5-7% return. What are areas you would recommend? What are approximately amounts for 2-4 bedroom (1-5 year old units)? Also, what % down would be expected?
Posted by Robert Cullen - October 20, 2008 | Category: Home Buying
Hi Mates, anyone has a 5 room HDB or bigger unit at Blk 53 to Blk 70 geyland Bauhru, bedemeer, St George Rd, potong Pasir, serangoon area. my client wants to buy urgently. can view anyday 3.45pm. tk u christopher goh- knight frank
Posted by Christopher Goh / Candice Tang - December 18, 2008 | Category: Home Buying
Hi there, may I have the current property valuation price of 38/40 South Bridge Road [email removed]? this is for work purposes. Would much appreciate if you could help me out. Thank you for your kind understanding in the above matter. Looking forward to your soonest reply.
Posted by Ian Netto - January 13, 2009 | Category: General Questions
How do i get an in-principle loan from the bank or a bridging loan ? I'm the sole breadwinner for the family with an annual income of $125K , so can i get a loan of $800k for 30 years ?(i'm 31 yrs old) I intend to get a condo but my CPF still resides in the loan of my hdb flat. And i have requested to surrender my flat (bought for less than 2 years) back to HDB ( due some personal reasons -surrender because i took up the grant and suppose to fulfill the MOP) So, do i get an in-principle bridging loan from a bank, get a condo, pay for the interests incurred during the bridging period till HDB returns me my CPF then i terminate the bridging loan and start my actual long term loan ?
Posted by Home upgrader - April 07, 2009 | Category: Home Buying
Currently I am servicing my mortgage loan with the bank. I intend to apply for a HDB loan for my new flat since we meet the requirements. BUT, WE ARE SHORT OF $20,000.00 (max, or lesser) to pay for the 10% downpayment. I will be purchasing a resale flat and I plan to use the sales proceeds from my current flat to pay for the downpayment for my new unit. Is there any bridging loan for this?
Posted by Amirah Amirul - August 19, 2009 | Category: Home Buying
Hi all sellers/landlord do feel free to call me at 90488548 for a non obligated discussion on your property for sale/rent Jonathan Lim Knight Frank
Posted by Jonathan Lim - September 10, 2009 | Category: Home Selling
I just bought a condo 650k and, sold my hdb flat 300k. I used bridging loan and reimburse stamp duty from CPF. My solicitor charge me $3500 for buying condo, and $1200 for selling condo. He said I have to pay higher legal fee because of the bridging loan. Is it true? does the legal fee reasonable.
Posted by Ann leong - October 01, 2009 | Category: Property Agents
Dear Guru, As I will be turining age 55 soon and wish to utilise all my CPF to purchase a 3-rm HDB flat. The timeline to withdraw all my CPF monies is 31st December 2009. Currently I am staying in a 2-rm HDB flat and wish to purchase the 3-rm flat using contra facility because of insufficient cash. I have not sold my 2-rm unit yet. Is there sufficient time for me to transact buy/sell using the contra facility before the timeline 31st Dec 2009. Alternatively, can I go ahead and buy the 3-rm flat first using bridging loan and then sell the 2-rm unit later so that I could withdraw all the CPF monies on time before the timeline. Which bank offers bridging loan at the best interest rate? What is the selling price for a 2-rm flat in the Central area at this current market? Can I ask for COV, and how much should the COV be? Please advise what is the best approach to handle this situation. Thanks so much. Pamela
Posted by PAMELA - October 04, 2009 | Category: Home Financing
Hi, we plan to buy a terrace house in East Coast sometime early next year. My CPF will be at 50k, Cash 165k. Our combined monthly income is 16k/month (10+6), however my wife has just started working and has not filed any tax returns as yet. Will it difficult to get a loan on our combined incomes? We are looking at a house with a valuation of about 1.2Mn maximum. Our projected savings will though not be 20%, at 20% we can afford 1.07 Mn only. Can we secure a 85% loan or a bridging loan to meet the 20% deposit ? Your opinion is appreciated
Posted by K B - October 14, 2009 | Category: Home Financing