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Listed Properties for Sale
235 HDB 3NG for Sale
Bukit Batok East Ave 5, S (650235)
3 bedder | 99 Yrs | 742 sqft
$425,00 (Negotiable)
Coming soon
680 HDB Executive for Sale
Choa Chu Kang Crescent, S(680680)
$ (TBA)
Coming soon
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HDB Resale Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – complied from HDB portal.
Do sellers and buyers need to have a Singpass for the resale transaction?
All sellers, buyers and their spouses need to have a Singpass for the resale transaction. The Singpass is required when they login to the HDB Resale Portal for the various processes of selling or buying a flat.
For those who do not have a Singpass or have forgotten their Singpass password, they can register for one or reset their password via the Singpass website at www.singpass.gov.sg.
For spouses who are not eligible for a Singpass, they have to contact HDB’s Customer Relations Manager to make an appointment to acknowledge the resale documents in person.
How can a flat seller who is living and working overseas, with no Singpass, 2-Factor token or even a Singapore registered mobile number register the Intent to Sell?
All Singapore Citizens, Singapore Permanent Residents, Pass holders (Employment Pass, EntrePass, S-Pass, Dependent Pass, Long Term Visit Pass) and selected Work Permit holders are eligible to register for a Singpass account. They can check their eligibility and register for it via this link: https://www.singpass.gov.sg/singpass/register/instructions
Flat sellers, who are not eligible to register for a Singpass account, can register their Intent to Sell under the ‘I am a non-resident Administrator or Executor’ option. If they do not have a Singapore registered mobile number, they may provide a Singapore registered mobile number of their relative or friend during the registration of their Intent to Sell.
Can property agents register the Intent to Sell or Intent to Buy on behalf of their clients?
No, the sellers or buyers have to register their Intent to Sell or Intent to Buy personally via the HDB Resale Portal so that they are aware of their eligibility to sell or buy, and what it takes to do so. Property agents can guide their clients through the resale process thereafter.
When should sellers register their Intent to Sell?
Sellers should register their Intent to Sell before they put their flat on the market. The Intent to Sell will provide a preliminary assessment of their eligibility to sell, and relevant information such as the Ethnic Integration Policy / Singapore Permanent Resident (EIP/SPR) Quota for their block, status of upgrading and billing of upgrading costs, and recent transacted prices of nearby flats, to guide their selling decisions.
For those with personal matters e.g. divorce or estate issue that may affect the flat ownership, it is advisable that they settle them and their ownership status before registering their Intent to Sell.
After registering their Intent to Sell, they will have to wait out a 7-day cooling-off period before they can grant the buyers an Option to Purchase. Sellers should use this cooling off period wisely and consider the housing options available to them.
When should buyers register their Intent to Buy?
Buyers should register their Intent to Buy before they start to look for a flat. The Intent to Buy will provide a preliminary assessment of their eligibilities for the purchase of an HDB resale flat, CPF Housing Grants and an HDB housing loan. It will also provide buyers with relevant information such as the Ethnic Integration Policy / Singapore Permanent Resident (EIP/SPR) Quota, status of upgrading and billing of upgrading costs, recent transacted prices of nearby flats, and financing options and calculators, to guide their buying decisions.
For buyers who intend to take an HDB housing loan, when should they apply for an HDB Loan Eligibility (HLE) letter?
For buyers who intend to take an HDB housing loan to finance the flat purchase, they must obtain an HDB Loan Eligibility (HLE) letter before the sellers grant them an Option to Purchase.
For buyers who intend to use their CPF monies to finance the flat purchase, when must their CPF funds be available?
Buyers who intend to use their CPF monies to purchase the resale flat must ensure that the funds are available in their CPF Ordinary Account when they submit the resale application. If the CPF funds are not available, the buyers may have to pay any shortfall in cash. Otherwise, the completion will be delayed.
Who can submit the Request for Value?
Buyers or their property agent can submit the Request for Value after the sellers grant them the Option to Purchase. Property agents can submit the Request for Value via the e-Resale e-Service or Estate Agent Toolkit.
Click here to access the HDB InfoWEB for more FAQs.
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