Right, just check the site. Can't find any singapore no.Originally Posted by chang
BTW, just for info. Understanding for the developer that the monthly maintence charges work out to be 266(exclude GST).
YES - Not enough CPF Minimum Sum...sigh.
YES - Need to get higher loan for Condo. Not worth it.
NO - I can get good rental yield. Shiok man.
NO - Other reason.
Right, just check the site. Can't find any singapore no.Originally Posted by chang
BTW, just for info. Understanding for the developer that the monthly maintence charges work out to be 266(exclude GST).
Is it the same for all types of units? What type of unit have u brought?Originally Posted by quartz
nope. bigger units pay more maintenance. its calculated by the plot ratio.Originally Posted by Quartzbie
nope. bigger units pay more maintenance. its calculated by the plot ratio.Originally Posted by Quartzbie
nope. bigger units pay more maintenance. its calculated by the plot ratio.Originally Posted by Quartzbie
My agent previously told me the monthly maintenance fees range from $190 (1023 sqft) to $255 (1916 sqft).Originally Posted by quartz
Yes, I am also interested. Count me in as well.Originally Posted by Alan Tam
It will be easier if there is a Local distributor for this productOriginally Posted by TQ1
Just called CPF.
According to them, 53k minimum sum is only required if you want to use CPF for your condo and at the same time still holding an HDB unit.
You can use any balance in CPF original account to pay for your condo provided you declare that you will sell your HDB within 6 months period. If you fail to do so, *** the interesting part come ***, then they will prevent you from using your CPF account until your can maintain your CPF balance above 53k again. All balance used is considered used.
So, technically you still can ... i will let you finish this sentence.
Hi isaaclim,Originally Posted by isaaclim
So this 53k min sum do not apply to those holding 1 or 2 private condo and not holding any HDB right?
Yah there is this agent call ezzyliving.Originally Posted by chang
Hey someone may contact them and ask if 15 household doing with them, how much discount we could get. Just say we are comparing with tame laudry system (from taiwan). If price not right then we find someone else to do.Originally Posted by CrAzY
actually all this things i let my ID do for me, so i no worry all this small things
he is the high end ID not those contractor ah beng ah seng type
so he can design and do for me nice nice one lah
Thanks, pls include us, we are also interested, but still need to see our unit actual layout before confirming .... Ezzi Living's hanger is manual retractor, confirmed with the ones used In The Gardens @ Bishan (EZ Hi-Dry=>Pg 4), provided by the developer. I'll prefer manual, lastingOriginally Posted by quartz
Shut your BIG ASS, no one is asking youOriginally Posted by Rapister
Folks,
i have here a compilation pricing of laundry hanger. in addition, i am also getting the vendor to quote for bulk purchase. Awaiting for quote to flow in.
Those interested, pls furnish name & possible ur layout plan for accurate quote.
email: [email protected]
Cheers
Dear allOriginally Posted by queensway
Another thing to note, some vendors are able to do a mockup for us, hences if its workable. we can all meet up to look at the system.
If we can hit more then 50 units, we should be getting a real good deal.
Counting the numbers on those who are keen to install the laundry hanger......
What if the HDB has been fully paid up? Can still hold the HDB? And use the CPF to pay condo without minimum sum of 53k?Originally Posted by isaaclim
Hi... don't think its about HDB or not. Your CPF can be used fully only on 1st property (regardless HDB or private), because this is considered "residential" purpose. If you want to get a second property, it will be considered "investment" in nature, therefore must maintain the requisite 53K.Originally Posted by TQ1
But think theres some relaxation in the sense that if you name your spouse as beneficiary, the total minimum sum for you and spouse would come down to 1.5x of the minimum sum, instead of the full 2x of minimum sum.
That is an excellent idea! I am IN!Originally Posted by Alan Tam
I think the issue is not about the minimum sum (as I have enough of that in the SA), it is the 6 months thing. But like Isaac says it is possible ......... and I have heard similar thing.Originally Posted by cloudy78
maybe i am want to stay at Quartz too. make nice nice frens with u all
i like u, u like me?
If you arranging somethings, please let me know.Originally Posted by queensway
Maybe, we can really team up for more bargain. ID + Furniture + Home Appliances + Curtain + Lighting + Fixtures.
I am working on the ID now. Going to meet up with 5 IDs this saturday.
Sounds good, let us know of your finding. Unity is power!Originally Posted by isaaclim
An official reply from CPF.
"As the private condominium is going to be your second property under the Board's charge, you can only use your Ordinary Account savings for the property purchase after setting aside half the prevailing Minimum Sum. This sum (currently at $53,000/-) can be set aside from the savings in your Ordinary Account and Special Account, including amounts withdrawn under CPF Investment Scheme-Special Account.
The withdrawal for the private condominium will also be subject to a Withdrawal Limit of 100% of the Valuation Limit for properties with at least 60 years of remaining lease, or the applicable Withdrawal Limit for properties with more than 30 but less than 60 years of remaining lease.
This Valuation Limit refers to the value of the property at the time of purchase or the purchase price, whichever is lower.
However, if you decide to sell your HDB flat, the Board will allow a grace period for you to sell off your HDB flat. During the grace period, you are not required to set aside half the prevailing Minimum Sum i.e. you may use the full available balance in your Ordinary Account including the refund from the sale of your HDB flat, (if applicable) for the private property purchase, up to the Valuation Limit / applicable Withdrawal Limit for the private property. The grace period is as follows:
(i) If you are buying a completed private property – you will be given a
grace period of six months from the date of completion of purchase of the
private property to sell off your HDB flat; or
(ii) If you are buying a private property under construction – you will be
given a grace period of six months from the issuance of Temporary
Occupation Permit for the private property to sell off your HDB flat.
After the grace period, CPF withdrawals will be stopped for the private property if you are not able to set aside half the prevailing Minimum Sum in your CPF accounts.
Please note that the Board will release your CPF upon completion of all legal documentation and payment of cash difference. The cash difference is the difference between the purchase price and your CPF lumpsum and housing loan, i.e. if you have secured a housing loan for 80% of the purchase price, you may use your CPF for the next 15% downpayment after you have paid the first 5% downpayment in cash.
If you intend to apply to use your CPF savings towards the property purchase, please furnish the Board with the following documents/information through your solicitors:-
a) A copy of the duly completed Form RPS/1A application form
b) A copy of the valuation report at the time of purchase
c) A copy of the relevant documentary evidence between the co-owners (if
any) that are certified true copies by your solicitors.
Please call us at 1800 227 1188 if you need any clarification."
Since you already have the min sum in your SA, it should be no issue for you to sell after 6 months grace period right?Originally Posted by tortu
Honestly, I don't think it should be a problem. I've seen many condos installing such systems at their backyard.Originally Posted by Quartzbie
Worst case scenario, just install it indoors i guess.
Yes bro, that's what I had in mind too.Originally Posted by quartz
I think for condo, it must be installed indoor as they don't like anything hanging outside the building.Originally Posted by axela_3
Well, i've only seen about 2 in the market so far. One is Korean made and one from Taiwan. I think the Korean made (can't exactly remember the brand name) one is from a distributor in Jalan Perminpin whilst the Taiwanese version is from Tame.Originally Posted by tortu
Either way, I quite like the remote control one. Damn cool looking.