Asked by Ms. jacelyn Koh
Assuming I am purchasing a flat and the purchase price is $800k, downpayment is 25% aka $200k.
My husband and I have a combined CPF amount / CPF full refund of $150k, so there’s a topup of $50k required in cash.
If we take our second HDB housing loan for this purchase, 50% of cash sales proceed has to be plough back to this next flat. Assuming the cash sales proceed from our existing HDB flat has $200k, it means $100k has to be plough back in.
My question is:
Does it mean for this next flat, we’re talking about
(A) $800k - $150k CPF - $50k cash to make up downpayment - $100k from 50% cash proceeds = mortgage loan? or
(B) 800k - $150k CPF - $100k from 50% cash proceeds = mortgage loan?
In the former, downpayment is separate from the 50% cash proceeds. In the latter, the $100k can make up for part of the downpayment.
Because there is a difference in the final cash proceeds on hand for us. Thank you
My husband and I have a combined CPF amount / CPF full refund of $150k, so there’s a topup of $50k required in cash.
If we take our second HDB housing loan for this purchase, 50% of cash sales proceed has to be plough back to this next flat. Assuming the cash sales proceed from our existing HDB flat has $200k, it means $100k has to be plough back in.
My question is:
Does it mean for this next flat, we’re talking about
(A) $800k - $150k CPF - $50k cash to make up downpayment - $100k from 50% cash proceeds = mortgage loan? or
(B) 800k - $150k CPF - $100k from 50% cash proceeds = mortgage loan?
In the former, downpayment is separate from the 50% cash proceeds. In the latter, the $100k can make up for part of the downpayment.
Because there is a difference in the final cash proceeds on hand for us. Thank you
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