Find Out Now, What Should You Do For Fast GETTING YOUR PRIVATE PROPERTY PURCHASE FINANCED?
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Step-by-step guide to
financing your new home
Getting a private property or HDB flat? Between loan
application and key collection, here’s what to expect and
what’s needed from you.
Getting your private property purchase financed
Step 1
Receive the Option to Purchase
An Option to Purchase (OTP) document gives you exclusive rights to a property for a short agreed amount of time (usually 2 to 5 weeks). You have an option fee, which is 1% of the property’s purchase price. This makes the seller contractually obliged to make the property available to you should you proceed with the purchase. To exercise your option to purchase, you must pay a full deposit, which is usually 5%. If you do not proceed with the purchase, the seller will keep the 1% deposit.
Step 2
Apply for your home loan
Now that you’ve found and reserved your dream property, you need to secure a home loan to help pay for it. A mortgage specialist will discuss your financing needs, assess your affordability, and advise you on the next steps. You will need to provide:
- Original OTP document
- Copy of your ID
- Income documents
- Latest statements for credit cards and other loans
- “Financial Information” printout from HDB InfoWeb
Step 3
Accept your loan offer
When your application is approved, the bank will issue you with a Letter of Offer containing all the details of your selected home loan package. If you have all the required documents, approval can take as little time as 1 hour. The documents you need to sign include:
- Letter of Offer
- Residential Property Loan Fact Sheet
- Declaration of Income and Debts
Step 4
Sign the Option to Purchase
You’ll need to fulfil the requirements of exercising your option to purchase, including paying the remaining 4% of the booking fee. Stamp duty is payable 14 days from this step.
Step 5
Await legal checks
Your lawyer will exercise the option to purchase on your behalf and take care of all the necessary legal checks. He or she can also offer advice on the unfinanced portion of your purchase.
Step 6
Make the final payment
Once all the legal checks are completed, you will need to sign your mortgage document. At this point, the unfinanced part of your purchase will need to be paid using either your own cash or CPF. And of course, you’ll need to pay your lawyer.
For properties still under construction, the mortgage will remain in escrow. The unfinanced portion can be paid in stage payments, leading up to the completion of the building.
Step 7
Collect your keys
You collect your keys on the day of completion. Your bank will disburse the loan and you will receive the loan disbursement letter.
Within a month of completion, your lawyer will lodge your property’s title deed with the Singapore Land Authority (SLA). The original title deed will be sent to your bank for safekeeping, and you’ll receive a copy.
Step 8
Start repaying your home loan
Your first instalment will be due on the first day of the following month, and every month thereafter. You can pay with funds from your bank, CPF, or a combination of the two. If your CPF funds are insufficient, instalments will be taken from your OCBC bank account.
Your lawyer will assist you with the CPF application if required. To use CPF, you must activate monthly deductions on the CPF website by the 18th of the month for it to take effect the following month.
You can view your loan through OCBC online banking. You will also receive an annual loan statement.
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