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Step 3: Make Reference to Past Transactions
 Before deciding whether to buy a flat in the HOS Secondary Market, why not take a look at the past transaction records to get a better idea of the price range? Generally speaking, transaction prices in the open market should be higher than similar flats sold in the Secondary Market because flats sold in the open market have already had their premium paid. Pay special attention to this when you look for a suitable flat through real estate agents.
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Step 5: Close the Deal
 After getting the Certificate of Eligibility to Purchase, you can either conclude the deal through a real estate gent or negotiate directly with the seller. You should choose your representing solicitor to apply for the Nomination Letter from the Housing Department and execute the assignment. At the same time, you should approach a participating bank for mortgage arrangements.
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Last revision date: 17 August 2006
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