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Hi, we are looking for a 4-room flat in Ang Mo Kio, and would like to find out what is the estimate amount we should be prepared to pay in cash. I was told by an agent some time ago that there are ways to purchase a resale flat with no/minimum amount of cash involve (through HDB grant, loan and cpf). Is that possible?
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Afternoon,

Assuming that you are SC and earning less than $10k (for married couples), first timer for purchase of subsidized HDB, you might only need to prepare around $6k worth of cash ($5k for Option and Exercise fee and $1k for misc expense, excluding commission) However, you might have to choose units that are not too near to MRT station.

Do feel free to contact me for non-obligatory discussion.

Regards
Mike Lim
 96929209 
m52i@yahoo.com
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Hi,

For a SC-SC (Singapore Citizen) 1st-timer household (ie. never purchase HDB before), with gross monthly household income of 10K & below, they can apply for HDB loan and 1st-timer grant of 30K for HDB resale flat.

Whether no/minimum cash method can be done depends on the resale price of the unit you are considering. HDB loan can loan up to 90% of purchase price or valuation, whichever the lower. The balance 10% can be through your CPF monies, as well as the 1st-timer grant (if applicable).

Your cash expenses will likely come from HDB administrative fees, commission, and COV (if any). If you need further details, please let me know, will be glad to understand your requirements further and point out the ideal scenario. Thanks and hope to hear from you soon!

Warm regards,
Ivan ERA
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