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Ann in Home Buying

asked on 4 Feb 2009

Hi Professional Agents, any fire sales on Woodsville@28 or District 15, please advice. Tx (2 bedded or 2+study)

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Ricky Lim in Home Buying

asked on 4 Feb 2009

I am looking for 2 bedroom unit in ClementiWoods. Pls let me know if you have such unit. Price range around 650K

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SL Li in Home Buying

asked on 4 Feb 2009

I can only sell my hdb flat in early April 09 under the regulations (meaning lock in the 1st appt to HDB), what is the timeline to sell and buy another apt? I do not want to sell my flat and have nowhere to stay.

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w b in Home Buying

asked on 4 Feb 2009

Hello I am interested in a 2 BR unit in City Square. What is the latest bank valuation for similar units?

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R. K. in Home Buying

asked on 3 Feb 2009

Hi, is it possible to get a 3 BRM unit in District 5 area @ about 650-700k? Preferably, less than 3 years site.

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Lim in Home Buying

asked on 3 Feb 2009

Can you advise on what is the interest absorption scheme(IAS)? Is it better to go for IAS or progressive payment? what are the pros and cons. Thanks

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pktan in Home Buying

asked on 3 Feb 2009

I am eyeing a unit at the Raintree to stay. However, I am unprepared to pay the ridiculous prices that are transacted in 2009. Any agents who knows of true motivated seller (750K or less for 3 rooms), please contact me .

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Baxter Tan in Home Buying

asked on 3 Feb 2009

Hi, my name is Baxter. I'm from Sydney and will be relocating to Singapore soon for work. I'd like to know can I use the equity of my property in Australia to purchase a property in Singapore? Thanks

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Alan Law in Home Buying

asked on 3 Feb 2009

City Square Residences What is the launch psf for the above?

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KT in Home Buying

asked on 3 Feb 2009

I am interested in Bishan Loft. Do you think in the next 3-6 months, I will be able to purchase a unit within $500 - $550 psf. Preferbably mid-floor but low-floor is fine.

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Paul Neo in Home Buying

asked on 3 Feb 2009

Hi Guru, What is the stamp duty fee and legal fee for a private apartment let say around $650,000/- Thks

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winston cheah in Home Buying

asked on 2 Feb 2009

Hi , i am currently exceptionally keen in purchasing a condo. Anyone to advise for any condo in any region 3 bedrm around $400k. or should i wait ?

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Chong in Home Buying

asked on 2 Feb 2009

What the difference between Condo and Apartment in Singapore?

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Ms Tan in Home Buying

asked on 2 Feb 2009

I am looking for an EA flat around Blk 469-470 Jurong West St. 41 to stay. Mid floor and above. Urgent. Please email me at taiyv@yahoo.com.sg if you have such units available. Thanks.

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CP in Home Buying

asked on 2 Feb 2009

I am interested in a unit at the Calrose, a 2 bedroom or 2+1 or 3. Please advise if any is available at a budget of a high 700,000?

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Candy in Home Buying

asked on 2 Feb 2009

We have viewed both places and are unsure which one is a better choice. City Square is freehold and centralised, but I hate the layout and ugly fittings, n bigger projects means more neighbours sharing facilities. Woodsville@ potong Pasir has the...

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Eileen Goh in Home Buying

asked on 2 Feb 2009

one person can hold how many property?

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Winston Khoo in Home Buying

asked on 2 Feb 2009

I am planning to get a new condo unit soon, trying to understand the payment scheme before viewing: My understanding of Cash or CPF as follows: 5% (Cash paid within 2 weeks of booking) 15% (Cash/CPF) 80% Loan Other fees: Legal Fees =...

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Duncan Neo in Home Buying

asked on 2 Feb 2009

Hi Advisors, for a buyer to qualify to buy a hdb, what must i do to check the buyers eligibility to buy?

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Duncan Neo in Home Buying

asked on 2 Feb 2009

Hi Advisors, i understand that the bank will only allow up to 80% bank loan nowadays, so that means the buyer will have to fork out 20%. So how does this 20% work out? Thanks Advisors!

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