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Do I need a valuation report to use my CPF savings for property purchase if I am not taking a loan?


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Yes, a valuation report is mandatory when using CPF savings for property purchase, regardless of whether you are taking a loan. This report determines the maximum amount of CPF savings you can use for your property purchase.
 
For HDB flats: Only HDB's valuation will be accepted, and it must be dated within three months from your application date.
 
For private properties: The valuation report must be:
  • Conducted by a licensed valuer, which can be your bank’s valuer
  • Dated within three months from your property purchase date

This information is sourced from CPF


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