Asked by Anonymous
I currently own a private residential property under my sole name, and it is fully paid up.
My spouse is now planning to purchase another private residential property under her sole name. Due to personal reasons, I do not wish to sell my existing property at this time.
I would like to understand whether it is possible for me to take a loan from the bank against my existing fully paid property (for example, through equity release or mortgage financing) and then provide those funds to my spouse for the purchase of the new private residential property under her sole ownership.
Could you please advise whether this arrangement is permissible under Singapore regulations, and whether there are any legal, banking, or regulatory restrictions/guidelines that we should be aware of?
My spouse is now planning to purchase another private residential property under her sole name. Due to personal reasons, I do not wish to sell my existing property at this time.
I would like to understand whether it is possible for me to take a loan from the bank against my existing fully paid property (for example, through equity release or mortgage financing) and then provide those funds to my spouse for the purchase of the new private residential property under her sole ownership.
Could you please advise whether this arrangement is permissible under Singapore regulations, and whether there are any legal, banking, or regulatory restrictions/guidelines that we should be aware of?
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