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Gurus, we intend to buy HDB resale flat. I still own HDB. We do not intend to do contra with HDB as most of the sales proceeds will end up at the new flat. Hence bank loan is what we intend to use. Wife has 80K CPF with 100K sales proceed in her bank after selling her HDB. Can my wife and I purchase the resale HDB first using my wife sales proceed and sell my own HDB later? Will bank allow such arrangements and allow up to 80% loan if I manage to secure a buyer with the 1st appnt letter as proof? Will we need bridging loan? We need to reno the place with new furniture purchases and I don't want to sell mine first and look for alternative place which may cost more due to renting a place and find storage for current furniture which some of it will be use for new place.
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Johnny Goh Mui Huat
Dear MT,

Typically, you still need to sell first before you buy if want to get 80% loan from bank. However, we can also time the completion and submission date to facilitate the bank for the 80% loan.

Yes, you probably need a bridging loan from the bank to cover the CPF portion of the 20% downpayment. But do take note that you will need to come up the remaining 5% cash and COV on your own.

Hope that I had answered your question.

Feel free to contact me if you are looking for a salesperson to assist you.

Thanks and Regards
Johnny Goh
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DWG Ace Division
Dennis Wee Realty Pte Ltd
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Afternoon MT,

As you will be buying the upcoming HDB unit using both names, both of you are required to provide documents for sales on your unit before bank will grant you 80% loan. With the plans you have at hand, you might require to utilize a bridging loan.

Do feel free to contact me for further discussion.

Regards
Mike Lim
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