Buy House Guide

2009 August 27
by Penguin

Try to summarize a guide for buying a completed property.

1. Search for a property and research about it.

2. Everything ok and decided to buy, go to bank and check loan amount that you can get. Then prepare deposit, agent normally will request 2%(some request more) of the property price as deposit. If deal with property owner then you can discuss about the deposit, 500, 1000 or any amount which is agreed by both side.

3. Pay deposit and find a lawyer to represent you ( you can find your own lawyer or use agent recommended lawyer) and prepare the snp ( sales purchase agreement)

4. Take the letter of purchase / resit with all your finance document go to bank apply for the loan, either term loan or flexi loan which you think better.

5. Sign the snp. ( Normally sign within 14-21 days after you pay the deposit).

to be continue …

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4 Comments leave one →
2009 September 2
ching permalink

hi..sorry..i know i should not leave comment like this at this post. but I would like to ask you the application procedure for working holiday at new zealand?

If you are free, please drop me an e-mail..thanks so much..coz im plannning to go at this coming November.Is it possible?

Thanks so much..

2009 September 5

@Ching

sure possible, as long you get the visa, then you can go. First thing you need to apply the visa through New Zealand immigration website http://www.immigration.govt.nz/ . After get the visa you can fly there.
There are more discussions for New Zealand in this post http://www.penguin-inn.com/blog/2009/02/27/nz_jobs_salary/

2009 October 4

So have you found any good property/location? Bought any?

2009 October 26

@Sze Hau
Just a normal property only, dare not say is a good deal.

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