i'm in the process of waiting for the lawyer to prepare the SPA...
but then the lawyer call and said the owner lost his CF, coz it is a very od house d... then the lawyer asked whether i'm very particular about it?

what is the importance of having a CF for second hand house? so is it an option to have a CF for sub-sale house? what will be the problem i might face if not having the CF before signing the SPA?

sifu-sifu here, can help me explain on this matter? thank alot

but i heard CF is important if I wanna do renovation later...
i just afraid the house got no CF, but it's been there for 20yr+
to check with council, what do i need? do i need to pay or anything?

will the CF got expired ha?

Errie, thanks for your info on the CF just now... Actually my lawyer did explain to be about the CF, just i wanna know from other point of view...
And i've insisted that i want everything including the CF prepared before i sign the S&P. that's why it delay a bit. I guess better for the owner to get it done instead of me having many problem in the future requesting it...

thanks anyway...

ya also... it is like buy the thing, but no prove that the thing is yours... and if you rented it out to others, they can claim it their house too.. hehehe