QUOTE(cherroy @ Sep 7 2014, 09:33 AM)
For flipper
DIBS
Pay 10%, and progressive payment but no interest before VP
10%:90%
Pay 10%, no progressive payment no interest before VP
Which is better for flipper?
That's why I said 10/90 is not good to deter flipper, in fact better for them, save up progressive payment.
The good of 10/90 is reducing the risk of abandoned project that half way, whereby buyer/flipper still need to pay the progressive payment.
But nothing good to deter flipper.
for 10%:90%, you pay 10% on booking, the property is considered SOLD, however the catch is that you have not BOUGHT the property, as it does not belong to you yet. Therefore you cannot sell the unit before completion (flip). DIBS
Pay 10%, and progressive payment but no interest before VP
10%:90%
Pay 10%, no progressive payment no interest before VP
Which is better for flipper?
That's why I said 10/90 is not good to deter flipper, in fact better for them, save up progressive payment.
The good of 10/90 is reducing the risk of abandoned project that half way, whereby buyer/flipper still need to pay the progressive payment.
But nothing good to deter flipper.
What i'm not sure is the remaining 90%. i.e if you sign the S&P when property is almost completed, you have 3 months after S&P for the remaining 90% completion, therefore you need a loan on the property. question is, what if the property is delayed and you cannot take your keys in the 3 months after signing S&P? do you still have to settle the 90%?
Sep 10 2014, 09:48 AM

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