Asked by Anonymous
My wife and I (both in our thirties) bought a Punggol HDB 5 room resale flat in 2009. We are still paying for it using our monthly contributions.
Recently, I did a calculation using HDB sales proceed page and discovered that if I sell off my HDB at the market price, I will incur a loss of about $20k. (correct me if I am wrong, I understand that I do not need to top up with cash as the selling price is able to cover the outstanding loan amount and CPF refunds, just not enough to cover for the accrued interest)
I am considering to sell off the HDB and buy a small 2 bedroom Condo in the range of $1.2 mil. I would need to pay $60k in cash and $180k in CPF for down payment. I would need to take a bank loan of $960k.
There is a remaining sum of $200k in our CPF account after paying the down payment. Can this amount used to offset against the buying price of the condo, such that the loan I needed would be $760k?
Recently, I did a calculation using HDB sales proceed page and discovered that if I sell off my HDB at the market price, I will incur a loss of about $20k. (correct me if I am wrong, I understand that I do not need to top up with cash as the selling price is able to cover the outstanding loan amount and CPF refunds, just not enough to cover for the accrued interest)
I am considering to sell off the HDB and buy a small 2 bedroom Condo in the range of $1.2 mil. I would need to pay $60k in cash and $180k in CPF for down payment. I would need to take a bank loan of $960k.
There is a remaining sum of $200k in our CPF account after paying the down payment. Can this amount used to offset against the buying price of the condo, such that the loan I needed would be $760k?
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