A young Singaporean is struggling to apply for a Build-To-Order (BTO) flat because he is still registered as an essential occupier for his mother's government rental unit. The man, who has been estranged from his mother for years, claims he was added to the lease when he was a teenager. Despite his repeated requests over the last four years for her to vacate the property so he can proceed with his own housing plans, she has consistently refused to move. The situation has escalated, with the mother allegedly threatening to disrupt his workplace. This administrative entanglement prevents the man from moving forward with his partner, highlighting the difficulties caused by long-standing housing registration issues that remain unresolved despite his personal efforts to detach himself from the rental agreement.
Source : The Independent Singapore
Photo : The Independent Singapore
