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post Nov 6 2011, 01:39 AM

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Hi Dario, been searching high and low for a kind lawyer who's willing to offer advice especially during these holiday season.

I have an interested buyer for my condo. He is suggesting that he will pay the 8% downpayment (2% agent fee will be paid cash) by applying for EPL withdrawal.

In order for that to happen, i will need to sign the S&P with him. What are the complications that i will face if he fails to withdraw or simply refuse to pay up?

Should i even consider his request? If yes, what are the clauses to include so to protect my interest as a seller.

Thanks in adv.
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post Nov 7 2011, 09:42 AM

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QUOTE(dariofoo @ Nov 6 2011, 07:54 PM)
I would advise you against doing so, unless you are desperate to sell and you don't think that you can get another buyer at the price you're seeking.

Real life scenario which I have come across was where the buyer used the same excuse and everything got stuck as EPF requested a letter of offer from the bank as one of its requirements. Later on he could not obtain a loan, and the SPA dragged on for more than 3 months with no progress. In the end, it was aborted and the seller merely forfeited the 2%. As a result of the delay the seller unfortunately missed a house which he intended to purchase with the proceeds of the sale of this house.

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