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With the government’s intervention to cool off the property market to prevent an irreversible bubble forming, many prospective home buyers are still uncertain of whether to purchase a piece of real estate now or wait. There has been a few significant interventions on the property market by the government in the past year that effectively trickles down to the home buyer.
For local Singaporeans, these changes can be better accepted and understood because local property buyers have been progressively learning about the property market. The cooling off measures after all will affect the locals the most.
However if you are a foreigner or non-citizen trying to obtain a Singapore housing loan or pre-approved mortgage loan,
you may be totally confused on how these changes can affect your home purchase. You may be considering buying a house to live in or purchasing a property for passive rental income, these changes can affect your plans. The key effect that the latest new policies have is on the mortgage loan market. While there is a lot of publicity on the new legislative policies, be assured that articles and columns you read in the newspapers are not complete and are surface information at most.
If you are foreigner, expat or non-citizen who is more than certain that there is absolutely no way you can obtain an 80% loan to value and have to settle for at most 60% loan to value because you are already servicing an existing mortgage loan, you have greatly misunderstood the new guidelines and policies.
You may be an expatriate from Australia, America, New Zealand, China, United Kingdom, Malaysia or Indonesia, etc. If you are not a Singaporean and is confused of your Singapore housing loan parameters and eligibility, you may want to contact us from the contact form at the home page of housing loan Singapore. We can help you make sense of the new policies and even arrange a proper dialogue for you and a proper banker to help qualify your mortgage loan requirements quickly.
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