Originally posted by Donjuan3:Thanks very much for your valuable input, Zulkifli. That's what I planned to do, although all property agents i've contacted asked me to purchase private property after selling my resale HDB.
Do you think I shall apply for BTO now? (which will be completed by the next 4-5 years) By then, i will evaluate the market price, and if it is good to sell my current flat, i will do so, and settle the BTO in full payment. I assume I will still have left with some cash from the sold flat. I can then save and use that money to loan for Pvt property. What do you think?
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Again, all these speculation. And also, youe question is too general. Even if we zoom into a specific city like Johor, there are still SOOO MANY development going on! Which requires many more analysis.
It really depends on what are you looking for. Rental Yield vs Capital Appreciation Potential. Factors that are affecting the above would be factors such as 1) Location, 2) Developer, 3) The Price, 4) Surroundings Amenties, 5) Design and Uniqueness of the property ...
I personally have properties in AUS and UK and i am profiting from the net rental yield less off of the expenses including the interests incurred on taking the loan to finance the property. AUS and UK properties prices have been growing steadily over the past years and the return on the rental yield has been good as well.
I have some friends who are investing in properties in developing countries such as Cambodia being that there is a higher potential for capital gain.
Generally, overseas properties are cheaper than local properties and there is no requirement on TDSR or ABSD.
It is also important that you have a good agent to be able to share the relevant and important information of the property you are interested in.
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How can we. Buy property at oversea if we owe an Hdb?
I feel that if want to invest, better get a property that you can see, you can be there when needs arises. Should not go to a place too far away. Using agents do not help at all. They dont take care your house and worst, when they house the illegal, landlord is the only person cannot run away. Dont end up in prison.
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Those investment Malaysia property is the worst hit, with ringgit exhcnage drop their property price depreciate to half.
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Originally posted by Ninja_3:Those investment Malaysia property is the worst hit, with ringgit exhcnage drop their property price depreciate to half.
For those investors looking for a profit in short term period, i would suggest looking at Vietnam Property. Since the new housing rules were implemented in July 2015 where foreigners are eligible to own a property in Vietnam in their own capacity, we have seen a very different investment landscape. Companies such as CapitaLand are going into Vietnam (in fact they have already been in Vietnam for many years), but this is the first time they are going to launch Vista Verde Vietnam internationally which is expected to receive overwhelming interest.
For investors looking to profit for your real estate investment, you may want to consider Ashton Silom - a new launch from Ananda Development. This is the first development in 15 years along Silom Road which is just 4 to 5 mins away from the nearest BTS station. Bangkok Property has always been one of the top choice of investments among ASEAN countries given the low quantum, high rental yield and investment friendly climate.
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