May 2013 BTO

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if let's say i got queue number, but i didnt manage to get any desirable unit that i want despite my queue number allow me to select units.

let's say i choose to withdraw, will i be consider first timer or second timer when the next time i apply bto?
 

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if let's say i got queue number, but i didnt manage to get any desirable unit that i want despite my queue number allow me to select units.

let's say i choose to withdraw, will i be consider first timer or second timer when the next time i apply bto?

2 chance for u to reject..

After that go into 2nd timer tier for 1 year from date of 2nd rejection..
 

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Actually i have a part time job now and is going to start a full time permanent job soon cos i know i probably need to bump up my income to at least 2500 to be able to qualify for a 200k loan based on the financial sales plan link provided by HDB. My spouse is non singaporean and currently not residing here cos of specific reasons. i have 2 kids aged 2 and 6 too. i am planing to list them as occupiers to qualify for the PPS scheme. My OA account has less than 15k so probably i will have to end up paying some cash upfront for the deposit as expected. The only way for them to come stay with me is to get a flat asap if lucky :) I am curious about the minimum criteria to get a HDB loan. I did call their hotline and told me i need at least 3 months of contribution from a permanent job in order to qualify for a loan. So i do not need a bank statement to show them ? Thanks.
 

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Another question is that since i have 2 young kids, does it necessary means i stand a higher chance to get a flat for the next balance flats exercise since HDB Gives priority to familes with younger kids ? :)
 

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Another question is that since i have 2 young kids, does it necessary means i stand a higher chance to get a flat for the next balance flats exercise since HDB Gives priority to familes with younger kids ? :)

Are you a 1st timer?
 

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So u mean u didnt submit the bank statement to support ur income statement?

Which means u only submit the bare min supporting documents right with 1 job payslip?
Yup, most likely would only consider the perm job as the bank loan, that's what they told me before I received my HLE..
 

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Actually i have a part time job now and is going to start a full time permanent job soon cos i know i probably need to bump up my income to at least 2500 to be able to qualify for a 200k loan based on the financial sales plan link provided by HDB. My spouse is non singaporean and currently not residing here cos of specific reasons. i have 2 kids aged 2 and 6 too. i am planing to list them as occupiers to qualify for the PPS scheme. My OA account has less than 15k so probably i will have to end up paying some cash upfront for the deposit as expected. The only way for them to come stay with me is to get a flat asap if lucky :) I am curious about the minimum criteria to get a HDB loan. I did call their hotline and told me i need at least 3 months of contribution from a permanent job in order to qualify for a loan. So i do not need a bank statement to show them ? Thanks.
You need to show them your bank statement as long as you do not fulfil the criteria of working for 3 mth in perm job. Is your spouse drawing any income? If your household income is lower than 5k, you can qualify for AHG if you or your spouse have been continuously worked for 1 year. Quite a huge sum of grant.
 

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Yes i am a first timer. I know of the AHG grant too but that will need a year of perm work to qualify. I was hoping to rely on a permanent job that pays enough to secure the loan without needing to show any bank statement. I am aiming for the next balance flat exercise which by then i should be able to qualify with a few months of perm full time work. I need to try to get a flat asap so i wun be able to get any grant at all.
 

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Hi all,


I have applied for Hougang Crimson BTO. I am an owner of a resale flat (currently contributing CPF to my parents resale flat). Am I still eligible to apply for a new flat? Please advise. Thank you.
 

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Hi all,


I have applied for Hougang Crimson BTO. I am an owner of a resale flat (currently contributing CPF to my parents resale flat). Am I still eligible to apply for a new flat? Please advise. Thank you.
Levy to pay for 2nd timer
 

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Is it possible to withdraw my name in this resale flat? Does my parents need to pay back my past contributions from my CPF? May I check how much is the levy?
 

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Is it possible to withdraw my name in this resale flat? Does my parents need to pay back my past contributions from my CPF? May I check how much is the levy?
I thk its better to chk with hdb as policies changing all time.y in the 1st place u co own the flat n nw u wan withdraw. .u can't put in n withdraw as u wish..
 

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back then, my parents were too old to take a loan. Hence, I included my name in this current flat. Now, I want to apply for a BTO flat with my fiancée. That's why.
 

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back then, my parents were too old to take a loan. Hence, I included my name in this current flat. Now, I want to apply for a BTO flat with my fiancée. That's why.
Hv u consider selling the current flat? They can either stay with u or apply studio..
 

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Hi all,


I have applied for Hougang Crimson BTO. I am an owner of a resale flat (currently contributing CPF to my parents resale flat). Am I still eligible to apply for a new flat? Please advise. Thank you.
If tis resale flat nt buy fr hdb then ur bto application is 1st timer..I thk is like that..
 

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hope I dun hav to pay for any penalty!!

https://www.hdb.gov.sg/fi10/fi10321...ligibilitytobuynewHDBflat?OpenDocument#Owners

Household Status

First-timer Applicants

You and the essential family members listed in the application for purchase of the flat must not:
  • Be the owners of a flat bought direct from HDB, a DBSS flat or an Executive Condominium bought from the developer
  • Have sold a flat bought direct from HDB, a DBSS flat or an Executive Condominium bought from the developer
  • Have received the CPF Housing Grant for the purchase of an HDB resale flat
    [*]Have taken other forms of housing subsidy (for example, benefitted under the Selective En bloc Redevelopment Scheme, privatisation of HUDC estate etc)

Read more on the privileges for first-timer applicant.


Second-timer Applicants

You or the essential family members listed in your application have owned/sold or are currently owners of
  • Any HDB flat that was bought from HDB
  • Any resale flat that was bought under the CPF Housing Grant Scheme
  • Any apartment under Design, Build and Sell Scheme or Executive Condominium from the developer
  • Have taken other forms of housing subsidy (for example, benefitted under the Selective En bloc Redevelopment Scheme, privatisation of HUDC estate etc.)

If you have bought an HDB flat and taken a housing subsidy, you will have to pay a resale levy. If you previously own an EC which is bought with the CPF Housing Grant, you will have to pay a resale levy of $55,000.

Assistance Scheme for Second-Timers (Divorced/Widowed Parents) [ASSIST]

To help second-timers who are right-sizing, 30% of the 2-room and 3-room BTO flats in non-mature estates are set aside for second-timers. Out of the 30% quota, 5% will be set aside for second-timer applicants who are divorced/widowed with children below 16 years old.

To apply for ASSIST, you will have to meet the following:

  • You have at least one child (natural offspring from the lawful marriage or legally adopted) who is a Singapore Citizen and aged below 16 years old at the point of your BTO application
  • You must not have owned or disposed of a flat or private residential property after the date of divorce/separation or demise of spouse.
RESALE LEVY

https://www.hdb.gov.sg/fi10/fi10322p.nsf/w/SellFlatResaleLevy?OpenDocument

A second-timer purchaser refers to a Singapore citizen household that has previously taken the first housing subsidy when they bought a:
    • New flat from HDB, or
    • Resale flat with housing grant
 
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