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Yup, me too. my wife and I were really impressed by the pre-sales attitude and all the efforts made until the dotted line was signed. it was like a total 180 degree change or different person. most importantly, the quality and the after sales service sucks big time and dn't even think of using the 10 yrs warranty. bcos as it is, i just texted my ID (2nd case) and there is no reply from him. after this experience, we decided to do the unethical thing of getting ID's idea and get a good contractor to do the job instead, if ever we move hse again. we were pissed being riped by the so-called IDs, sorry, its unfair to the rest of the industry but unimax's encounter just nightmare for us and bcos of them, we couldnt trust ID in general..

hi guys! thks for all the inputs! no, we are "DINK" couple.. will definitely bear those things in mind. was talking to a trusted friend who is a agent recently, he said he handled many of such cases like mine and assured me that i dn't have to worry over such matter and leave such worries to him. he's confident to hv the transactions done without me getting any rentals or loans..etc. well, we will play by ear and we are still in the "wait and see" stage.

Hi all, I am seeking advice from all the experienced folks here. We are a first time condo owner of 2 yrs now and we are financiing our loan via our CPF. Lately, after some discussion with my wife, we decided to downgrade to HDB and have a debt free life. We checked the recent market transactions and are confident that the proceeds from the sales of our condo will be sufficient to cover the cost of resale HDB, remaining bank loan and repay back to CPF. Or at least, we will try to find one HDB that fits these criteria. But our main problem now is that we lack liquid cash. We have combined savings of slightly more than 50k and we do not know during the transition period - between selling and buying of the properties, how do we finance the resale HDB if the proceeds from the condo has not gone through. We thought of a 'bridging loan' but seems like there is no such loan available. Another option is we sell first, then rent for 3mths, once money is transacted, we buy the resale? What is the best options for our situation? Do appreciate any valuable input! = )