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I am a 40 yr old foreigner interested to buy a condo in Singapore.
Currently I have about 100k cash and planning to take loan as my fixed monthly salary is about 20k.
Why is the maximum loan I will get knowing that I am working on EP.
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Hi Sir/Madam

1) Based on the info that you provided (40 yr old and fixed monthly salary $20k), your estimated loan amount max will be $2.19 Mill
I will suggest to check your in principal approval of your loan from banker.
I can connect you with reputable banker for this, free of charge and no obligation.
2) Based on $1 mill, and assuming loan is 75%
5% Cash = $50,000
20% Cash/CPF = $200,000
BSD (Cash/CPF) = $24,600
ABSD (Cash/CPF) = might apply
Legal fee = $2,500 (estimated)
Please contact me at (65) 96608508  and I can share the breakdown for this calculation including timeline.
3) How many bedrooms are you looking at and which area you prefer?
I have current price list, promo of every projects in Singapore and will be glad to advise you

I have assisted many foreigner purchase their Singapore property and will be glad to assist you as well
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Silvia Yang

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Hi,

I would be most glad to assist you further and please feel free to let me know if you need any assistance. Have a good day ahead. By the way, may I refer a mortgage broker to you?

Regards
Aaron Chong
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Hi,

1) If you do not have other outstanding loans in Singapore. According to the preliminarily TDSR assessment, you should be able to get a loan of around $2M.
2) However, you have to know that a maximum housing loan is limited to 75% of the property.
3) You will have to prepare the 25% down payment and buyer stamp duty of ~3% for residential property value at or below $1M and ~4% for the residential property above $1M.
4) On top of this, you are also subject to a 30% ABSD (Additional Buyer Stamp Duty).
5) With your $100k on hand, this is only sufficient for a residential property of $400k.
6) The following are the amount of cash you have to prepare for a property valued at $1M for your reference:
(a) Down payment : $250k (25%)
(b) Buyer stamp Duty: $24,600 (~3%)
(c) ABSD : $300k (30%)

Hope the above answer 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.

Best regards
Ling CK
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