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DaytonaSS
11-02-11, 22:37
Would like to find out from bros here. If u own a flat and the move into a Private Condo(after 5 yrs MOP), under what circumstances will HDB allow you to rent out the whole HDB flat?

Any kind advice will be appreciated.

Allthepies
11-02-11, 22:57
call HDB hotline :D

DaytonaSS
11-02-11, 23:02
Check website doesn't say anything on that.

sfwoo
11-02-11, 23:16
Check website doesn't say anything on that.
Ask HDB.
Last tum cannot.
Must stay in HDB. Rent out condo.
But got case by case loop hole

A lot of people doing it.

Geylang OKT
11-02-11, 23:32
Complete 5 yr MOP ok oredi lah :D

Regulators
11-02-11, 23:40
i can confirm that once MOP fulfilled, you can rent out entire HDB flat and stay anywhere you want.

DaytonaSS
11-02-11, 23:44
i can confirm that once MOP fulfilled, you can rent out entire HDB flat and stay anywhere you want.

http://www.hdb.gov.sg/fi10/fi10325p.nsf/w/MaxFinancesOverviewRentHouse?OpenDocument

Flat owners and their families must continue to stay in their HDB flats after purchasing private properties. However, exception is made for those who have obtained prior approval from HDB to sublet their flats under the Subletting of Flat policy.

The requisite occupation period for flat owners who wish to sublet their HDB flats is shown below:
For non-subsidised flats (flats purchased from the open market without a CPF housing grant) it is 3 years
For subsidised flats (flats purchased directly from HDB or from the open market with a CPF housing grant) it is 5 years

directly from hdb website.

DaytonaSS
11-02-11, 23:49
i can confirm that once MOP fulfilled, you can rent out entire HDB flat and stay anywhere you want.

Confirm once u fulfill 5 yrs MOP u can sublet your HDB. (in a situation u dont own private.

My lousy interpretion "But those whom owns HDB n Private, u must stay in HDB." - from the website

Regulators
12-02-11, 00:06
whether you have private or not, still have to seek approval from hdb as formality. no reason why hdb should stop you from renting out whole unit after mop. very simple, just tell them you want to stay with parents (who own hdb) and rent out your own hdb flat, they will surely allow that. of course where you actually stay after that is another matter not within their control.


http://www.hdb.gov.sg/fi10/fi10325p.nsf/w/MaxFinancesOverviewRentHouse?OpenDocument

Flat owners and their families must continue to stay in their HDB flats after purchasing private properties. However, exception is made for those who have obtained prior approval from HDB to sublet their flats under the Subletting of Flat policy.

The requisite occupation period for flat owners who wish to sublet their HDB flats is shown below:
For non-subsidised flats (flats purchased from the open market without a CPF housing grant) it is 3 years
For subsidised flats (flats purchased directly from HDB or from the open market with a CPF housing grant) it is 5 years

directly from hdb website.

rattydrama
12-02-11, 00:50
whether you have private or not, still have to seek approval from hdb as formality. no reason why hdb should stop you from renting out whole unit after mop. very simple, just tell them you want to stay with parents (who own hdb) and rent out your own hdb flat, they will surely allow that. of course where you actually stay after that is another matter not within their control.

the rational is because HDB flat is subsidized by government. It is hard to enforce by HDB cos at this moment there is still shortage of housing for foreigners.

I remembered in those days, I will need to wait for 10 years before 1 can rent out the whole flat or 8 years if I fully paid the flat. The rules change a few times over the last 1o years.

Regulators
12-02-11, 00:55
if buyer bought the hdb flat in the open market without taking grant, where got subsidy?


the rational is because HDB flat is subsidized by government. It is hard to enforce by HDB cos at this moment there is still shortage of housing for foreigners.

I remembered in those days, I will need to wait for 10 years before 1 can rent out the whole flat or 8 years if I fully paid the flat. The rules change a few times over the last 1o years.

rattydrama
12-02-11, 01:04
if buyer bought the hdb flat in the open market without taking grant, where got subsidy?
lol this is true for resale flat but I kenna the 10 year MOP in those days. U can sell after 5 years but cannot rent out whole flat until 10 year period with outstanding loan from HDB. (still subsidized rite?)

Regulators
12-02-11, 01:08
if you buy the flat first hand from govt, LL have to follow their rules. i didnt know MOP in those days was 10 years, i thought it had all along only been 5 years with grant and 3 years without grant?


lol this is true for resale flat but I kenna the 10 year MOP in those days. U can sell after 5 years but cannot rent out whole flat until 10 year period with outstanding loan from HDB. (still subsidized rite?)

rattydrama
12-02-11, 01:22
if you buy the flat first hand from govt, LL have to follow their rules. i didnt know MOP in those days was 10 years, i thought it had all along only been 5 years with grant and 3 years without grant?
yes 10 year MOP if you want to rent out whole flat. I think that was in year 2002 thereabout.(not sell hor)

Regulators
12-02-11, 01:25
i have a gungho relative, heck care about hdb, rent out her flat from day one and neighbours have never seen her face before. She is just hoping she doesnt get caught lol


yes 10 year MOP if you want to rent out whole flat. I think that was in year 2002 thereabout.(not sell hor)

sfwoo
12-02-11, 05:43
i have a gungho relative, heck care about hdb, rent out her flat from day one and neighbours have never seen her face before. She is just hoping she doesnt get caught lol
Got PRs do just that.
Whole HDB flat rent out.
They rent somewhere else. Sublet until stay for free whilst their tenants pay their mortgage.
Talented enough?

DaytonaSS
12-02-11, 08:11
whether you have private or not, still have to seek approval from hdb as formality. no reason why hdb should stop you from renting out whole unit after mop. very simple, just tell them you want to stay with parents (who own hdb) and rent out your own hdb flat, they will surely allow that. of course where you actually stay after that is another matter not within their control.

Thanks regulator, what u are saying is that one will have no prob with approval when u apply from HDB for subletting out the HDB lah. i know last time there are no enforcement, but last year they kill chicken and warn monkeys.

i m sure many here owns both HDB n condo, looking at the officical HDB numbers it doesnt feel like alot of people offical inform HDB although it is SERIOUSLY REQUIRED.

Geylang OKT
12-02-11, 08:24
Hello guys... really depends when your purchased your flat leh :hell-hath-no-fury:

Now whether subsidised or non-subsidised, it is MOP of 5 years! :tongue3: :tongue3: :D


You are allowed to sublet your whole flat if you have occupied your:

Non-subsidised flat (flat purchased from the open market without a CPF housing grant) for at least 3 years if your application for the purchase of the flat was received before 30 Aug 2010;

Non-subsidised flat (flat purchased from the open market without a CPF housing grant) for at least 5 years if your application for the purchase of the flat was received on or after 30 Aug 2010;

Subsidised flat (flat purchased directly from HDB or from the open market with a CPF housing grant) for at least 5 years

patricia
12-02-11, 08:32
Hello guys... really depends when your purchased your flat leh :hell-hath-no-fury:

Now whether subsidised or non-subsidised, it is MOP of 5 years! :tongue3: :tongue3: :DI thinhk u r right. The stupid thing is that hdb do not update their website info. So need to depend on your memory OR ask that hdb officer and reduce their productivity.

kingkong1984
12-02-11, 08:54
Many lock one room but not staying in there.

Some rent out rooms when whole unit is one room.

skeptikos
12-02-11, 10:53
I've a separate but related question for the experts here:

Read that the new cooling measures disallow ppl from buying HDB if they already have a private condo. Does "buying HDB" include "inheriting HDB from your parents"??

i.e. if you inherit the HDB from your parents, will you be forced to sell your private condo?

Regulators
12-02-11, 11:16
Good question, I think the policy talks about ownership of both hdb n private not just buying, so unless you own the hdb flat before regulation, you might have to sell the hdb after inheriting
I've a separate but related question for the experts here:

Read that the new cooling measures disallow ppl from buying HDB if they already have a private condo. Does "buying HDB" include "inheriting HDB from your parents"??

i.e. if you inherit the HDB from your parents, will you be forced to sell your private condo?

Geylang OKT
12-02-11, 21:12
I've a separate but related question for the experts here:

Read that the new cooling measures disallow ppl from buying HDB if they already have a private condo. Does "buying HDB" include "inheriting HDB from your parents"??

i.e. if you inherit the HDB from your parents, will you be forced to sell your private condo?

in 6 months time :D

zzz1
13-02-11, 12:42
I've a separate but related question for the experts here:

Read that the new cooling measures disallow ppl from buying HDB if they already have a private condo. Does "buying HDB" include "inheriting HDB from your parents"??

i.e. if you inherit the HDB from your parents, will you be forced to sell your private condo?

Duplicated posting...** DELEL**

zzz1
13-02-11, 12:44
I've a separate but related question for the experts here:

Read that the new cooling measures disallow ppl from buying HDB if they already have a private condo. Does "buying HDB" include "inheriting HDB from your parents"??

i.e. if you inherit the HDB from your parents, will you be forced to sell your private condo?

yes...even you are the ONLY son. i had checked

mogyi
14-02-11, 11:52
i have a gungho relative, heck care about hdb, rent out her flat from day one and neighbours have never seen her face before. She is just hoping she doesnt get caught lol

actually... more are doing so..just keep quiet and hope not to get caught.
Best part is the rental in mature estate central is so high that may be able to cover monthly installment for suburban condo

thomastansb
14-02-11, 12:41
I saw in newspaper those first timer only get fine of a few miserly k. Only those really hardcore repeated offenders will get their flats confiscated. So far, I only see like 1 or 2 cases. If this is the case, then I can well take the risk. 2k a month, I would have 24k a year or 120k for 5 years. Who will know if I rent to a family who take care of my house and friendly to neighbours from day 1. Of course, you don't be dumb to rent to 20 banglas. My logic is simple. If I know my flat is still mine after first warning and the fine is a few k, I would gladly exchange it for 120k over 5 years and sell for 100% profit. Assuming 250k profit + 120k rental, you get 370k for investing 50k over a period of 8 years. To me, that is a disgusting 750% profit. Compare to 2.5% in OA or even 5% in SA :doh::doh: That is close to 100% returns every year. Correct me if I am wrong here. Not really sure about HDB policies and convicted rate. Above is just a plain guess.








actually... more are doing so..just keep quiet and hope not to get caught.
Best part is the rental in mature estate central is so high that may be able to cover monthly installment for suburban condo

Laguna
14-02-11, 12:42
i have a gungho relative, heck care about hdb, rent out her flat from day one and neighbours have never seen her face before. She is just hoping she doesnt get caught lol

I have a friend, very kungfu,
Husband and Wife, both bankrupt, with debt for more than S$10m

bot a HDB flat, never stay there, rented out
and they themselves, stayed in big Sime-D, driving big cars...with maid...trip to Genting is routine....

truly super kungfu

hopeful
14-02-11, 13:05
I have a friend, very kungfu,
Husband and Wife, both bankrupt, with debt for more than S$10m

bot a HDB flat, never stay there, rented out
and they themselves, stayed in big Sime-D, driving big cars...with maid...trip to Genting is routine....

truly super kungfu

you sure they are bankrupt? creditors never go after their assets like semi-D and cars?
Also need permission to travel overseas right?
if bankrupt, buy handphone (or maybe apply for line) also need permission,

Laguna
14-02-11, 13:15
you sure they are bankrupt? creditors never go after their assets like semi-D and cars?
Also need permission to travel overseas right?
if bankrupt, buy handphone (or maybe apply for line) also need permission,

ya, I am one of his creditors as well
got from the OA, all the details

They are super kungfu....

Regulators
14-02-11, 13:27
What percentage of the amount owing are you claiming?
ya, I am one of his creditors as well
got from the OA, all the details

They are super kungfu....

hopeful
14-02-11, 14:35
ya, I am one of his creditors as well
got from the OA, all the details

They are super kungfu....

Can everybody learn their super kungfu? I am also interested to learn :D

or their assets under a trust? Received monthly stipend :beats-me-man:

kingkong1984
14-02-11, 14:52
Park under siblings name. Separate legal entity. Thereafter ATM from them unreported.

hopeful
14-02-11, 15:45
Park under siblings name. Separate legal entity. Thereafter ATM from them unreported.

Why shouldnt their siblings scam them ya?
afterall I am pretty sure the siblings have children of their own.

So in your opinion, who takes priority? the needs of own kids or the needs of siblings and their children.:beats-me-man:

How does that explain they are able to travel overseas? That one need permission.