Thanks. Personally, I doubt I'll succeed too but I do want my dad to apply. He, however, doesn't have any hopes at all and doesn't even wanna give it a shot. Guess he wants to save the $900 application fee.PNGMK wrote:Good luck, personally I doubt you'll succeed in getting approval if the landed property is a typical low to mid range suburban bungalow or mid terrace; it would be another matter altogether if it was on Sentosa or an upscale clustered development. It seems SLA have tightened up on these being sold to FT from anecdotal evidence. HOWEVER, please let us know the outcome - and as the others have said there is nothing to be feared in applying for permission.
Perhaps he (maybe rightly) is having second thoughts for other reasons.mystic_river wrote:Thanks. Personally, I doubt I'll succeed too but I do want my dad to apply. He, however, doesn't have any hopes at all and doesn't even wanna give it a shot. Guess he wants to save the $900 application fee.PNGMK wrote:Good luck, personally I doubt you'll succeed in getting approval if the landed property is a typical low to mid range suburban bungalow or mid terrace; it would be another matter altogether if it was on Sentosa or an upscale clustered development. It seems SLA have tightened up on these being sold to FT from anecdotal evidence. HOWEVER, please let us know the outcome - and as the others have said there is nothing to be feared in applying for permission.
The landed property is low to mid I guess. Bank valuation puts it at 3.5mil. It's a Semi D somewhere in the west.
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