QUOTE(propertybuying @ Jun 12 2019, 07:59 PM)
New launches/ Uncompleted propety Price in certain states had definitely drop 30+% rebate.
Developer will tell you SPA price did not change.
But they will give you 30% rebate and ask you to take remaining amount in bank loan.
Effectively, the net price had fallen 30%. And this excludes free MOT now.
By not changing the SPA price, caveated price remains the same, while banks do not need to margin call on existing property owners.
So if you are in this situation, there is a termination clause in SPA which allows you to terminate the SPA (meaning give up the house back to developer) at 10% or 20% penalty cost.
I will add more details later as I may be terminating my SPA
QUOTE(propertybuying @ Jun 12 2019, 09:35 PM)
No la.. No adrenaline rush.. Internet slow.. Press once didn't appear to go through, press twice lo.. Haha..
Serving termination notice appears to be the easiest.
Terminating the bank loan appears to the more tricky part. Lead time and penalty.. For me, my penalty for terminating bank loan is $500 + legal fee + $500.. So pretty simple...
So the game plan now is the terminate the SPA by paying 20% penalty and buy a sub sale at a better location at a much better price now