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Hi,

Probably you could consider taking personal loan since your monthly salary is high. This would generate some funds for the downpayment. Or I could get my banker to get in touch so we can explore our options. Thanks and let's discuss further.

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YT Tan (陈永达)
Good afternoon buyer,

Usually buyers who dont have sufficient finances to finance the initial outlay might turn to take up personal loan. This might not be the best option as the interest rate is usually slightly higher but it is one of the alternatives you can consider.

If not, you might want to seek short term financing from your family members, relatives or friends to cover the initial outlay.

Do take note that as a SPR purchaser, you will be subject to 5% additional buyer's stamp duty thus your initial outlay will be as such:

1) 5% cash and 15% CPF or cash downpayment
2) estimated 3% buyer's stamp duty
3) 5% ABSD
4) $2.5k legal fees
5) valuation fee

Hope my explanation helps!

If you need further assistance or advice in your property purchase, feel free to contact me. Cheers!

Have a great and enjoyable holidays ahead!

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YT Tan
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Afternoon,

Based on the purchase price of $2mil, the down payment will be around $400k and loan amount will be at $1.6mil. Based on MSR, you will not be likely to obtain so much loan, even with 40 years loan. It would be prudent to understand your actual financial capability before leaping into the purchase.

Do contact me further should you require my assistance.

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Mike Lim
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My friend here, my advise for you is to obtain SC first then buy to avoid the 5% ABSD. With your S$15k income, getting SC is as easy as chicken feet. Don't go and think about investment now. This is what I would do. Read More
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