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Hi, is COV inclusive of both OTP and Exercise fee of 5K? What if after agreeing to a purchase price and the valuation is much below the agreed purchase price, can the seller and buyer negotiate again? If the seller agrees to lower the purchase price, do we need to do another valuation or is there any other paperwork to declare to hdb?
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Hi,

COV is the difference between valuation and agreed price, and it does not include 5K deposit.
It appears you have quite a number of concerns with the HDB resale procedure. If you wish to have a hassle free transaction, you might want to consider engaging an agent to do a professional job, rather than having one or two minor missteps to cause you to miss out on your preferred unit. The savings will definitely offset the fees. Thanks and hope to assist further.

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Afternoon,

Based on the current ruling, every valuation report is tied to their respective OTP. Hence if you have any concern, it would be good to approach your agent and seek further clarification. They should be your best guide to a hassle free S&P process.

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Hi,

1) COV is an added bonus that the seller is asking for.
2) Bank and HDB only recognized the valuation value. This is the reason why you saw some answers mentioned "LTV" (Loan To Value).
3) 5K is part of the payment for the house and not counted as part of COV.
4) If the difference between the agreed price and valuation has a wide gap, the buyer has all right to discuss with the seller.
5) This is a fair market, buyer and seller must agree on the price for the product. Buyer can walk away by forfeiting the 1k deposit, and seller only left with 1k and wait for OTP to expire before can issue another OTP.
6) If both buyer and seller can agree on a new price. The seller has to reissue a new OTP after the current OTP expired.
7) Buyer will need to re-submit for valuation and pay the fee accordingly.

Hope the above answer to your main concerns, but if there are more query, please feel free to contact me at 90110636  , or email: ling.ck7@gmail.com if more information is needed.
I'll be glad to assist.

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