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Filed under Property Investing | Comments (7)Property Investing: My First Apartment in Kota Bharu, Kelantan
One of the toughest investment market to break into for youths (although some managed to do it successfully!) is the property market. Two of the major barriers to entry for direct property investment is lack of capital and inability to secure a home loan.
Fortunately for me, I managed to get into the property market earlier this year. This post will be about that.
Filed under Property Investing | Comments (20)Why I’m not so fond of ‘off-the-plan’ projects
A couple of days ago, I saw this news on TV3’s Buletin 1.30 about an abandoned property development project somewhere in Petaling Jaya.
Property development projects being abandoned. One of the reasons why I’m not really into off-the-plan projects. Another reason is that my hard-earned money is not put to work until the project is actually completed.
Yes, there are money to be made from off-the-plan housing developments. However, from the “enjoying the rental income” perspective, I don’t see this materialising quick enough. You might say, come on Nadlique, patience is key. Yes, that is true, but why would I invest my money somewhere where I can’t enjoy the rewards now, when I can invest that same amount of money someplace else, with a comparable amount of risk, and enjoy the benefits immediately?
Filed under Property Investing | Comments (7)Property Investing: Battle of Conscience
Alright, let me give you a situation:
Imagine that you own a house. The house is being rented out to a family of husband and wife with 4 children. The husband is the only breadwinner of the family and the wife is a homemaker.
You’ve signed a one-year lease with the family (i.e. the family is liable for one year’s rent).
A few months in, the husband suddenly dies of a mysterious illness. Naturally, upon his death, all of his assets will then be frozen (because he doesn’t have a will). Take note that all the bank accounts with substantial amount of money is under his name (including the checking account).
Filed under Property Investing | Comments (7)Properties better than Shares?
One of the most lucrative money-making opportunities out there is through property investing. I plan to get into the market within the next few years (if things goes well of course). In this entry, what I mean by property investment is basically the usual buy property, hold it, and enjoy the rental income strategy. I won’t be discussing about property trading, property options, property development, and etc. this time.
Recently, at uni, I attended this seminar on property development. That guy, who was a property developer (duh..), said that he prefers properties over shares because shares were too risky. Is it true?
First of all, I’d prefer properties/real estate as assets where you would obtain and keep for a long time. I prefer the strategy of buying POSITIVE CASHFLOW PROPERTY, and enjoy the rental income. As time goes by, you build up equity in those properties, unleash those equities, and buy even more properties. Equity will be discussed in another article.
What is POSITIVE CASHFLOW PROPERTY you ask? Here’s a simple illustration:
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