Should Singaporeans invest in foreign properties?
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Why not? It may be a better income opportunity for the people / investors of singapore to invest overseas. It would also help the singapore economy when the investors would get back their returns in terms of monthly rental income or some thing else. It would case the foreign curreny to enter the boundries of the country.
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Invest in malaysian properties? O o
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ya what not sure most of the SG buiness trade peoples. A smart way to property investment- Greenvaultfx .
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Why not?
Since Singapore has imposed so many taxes on people who want to buy their 2nd and subsequent properties, so they go overseas to places which welcome them to buy properties loh!
and mind you, they spent more than $2 Billions on overseas properties!
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Originally posted by teddy2001:
Why not?
Since Singapore has imposed so many taxes on people who want to buy their 2nd and subsequent properties, so they go overseas to places which welcome them to buy properties loh!
and mind you, they spent more than $2 Billions on overseas properties!
The problems are :
1) That country's bank you want to invest in properties will give you loan to buy the properties or not, if you choose Singapore bank than you might need to top up the difference currency exchange if Sing dollar value dropped.
2) Any restriction if you want to resell your properties when time is right, their countries' capital or stamp duties etc.
3) Location can ensure growth or not, e.g if disaster like market crash or riot happen how?
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Singaporeans will have no choice but to start looking for a new life and future before Singapore sinks under water due to rising sea level within this century. Is very little that Singapore government can do anything to prevent this from happening and the rest of the world do not care because Singapore is just another tiny city island for them. They have their own problems to take care. So start planning now before you or your generation become refugees. SINGAPORE SEA LEVEL RISING http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6skIjFGnTQ
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Originally posted by zulkifli mahmood:
Singaporeans will have no choice but to start looking for a new life and future before Singapore sinks under water due to rising sea level within this century. Is very little that Singapore government can do anything to prevent this from happening and the rest of the world do not care because Singapore is just another tiny city island for them. They have their own problems to take care. So start planning now before you or your generation become refugees.
SINGAPORE SEA LEVEL RISING
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6skIjFGnTQAiyo, you think that is scary? Do you know that in 2029, there will be an asteroid name Apophis and it will pass by Earth with just a distance of 30000km which might just 'hit' the satellites surrounding the earth. However depend on the factor like the asteroid's orbit route and the gravity force etc, there is 1 to 250000 chance that it 'might' hit earth around 2036. Right now there is an group called NEOShield hope that unless they can find a solution solve this problem, there is no where safe on earth. That is if you are interested to know this fact.
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Originally posted by The Code:
Aiyo, you think that is scary? Do you know that in 2029, there will be an asteroid name Apophis and it will pass by Earth with just a distance of 30000km which might just 'hit' the satellites surrounding the earth. However depend on the factor like the asteroid's orbit route and the gravity force etc, there is 1 to 250000 chance that it 'might' hit earth around 2036. Right now there is an group called NEOShield hope that unless they can find a solution solve this problem, there is no where safe on earth. That is if you are interested to know this fact.
Haha...anything that has a beginning will have an ending. Earth will have an ending story one day. -
so properties can buy a not?
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I want to buy Australia Properties. Is a good time to do it?
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Originally posted by Lumens:
I want to buy Australia Properties. Is a good time to do it?
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Besides tge property specifics, you must not forget you run a currency risk. That can go two ways of course, for or against you. But it can be substantial.
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Originally posted by bishibashy:
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Wow, 18% rental returns from an property in Combodia! In other words, I presumed as stated since Combodia's economy are pick up, majority of Combodian citizens must be getting higher income maybe around US$3000-US$6000 and a lot of industrial & comerical companies are investing on Cambodia and their government must be very stable for the property's future growth! Anyway thanks for sharing!
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I know recently theres this indonesia island named "islandia". I saw the ad at buigs mrt.
I also heard some of my friends talking about it, like they sell villas and 1,2,3 bedroom houses there for like around 100K - 500K