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How to spot condominiums with en-bloc potential?
How to spot condominiums with en-bloc potential?
How to spot condominiums with en-bloc potential?
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Condos With En Bloc Potential
Top 5 key preparations to make when your property is going En-Bloc
How to Spot En-Bloc Potential in Singapore?
Why the collective sale matter for you?
En bloc sales for dummies – what happens when a property goes en bloc
En bloc sales are all the rage right now, but do you understand what actually happens when your property goes up for it? Here are the steps involved:
Riding the en bloc fever wave
En bloc fever is a property phenomenon that brings optimism to the real estate market. Thus far in 2017, there have already been six residential developments and an industrial complex sold en bloc. This figure far exceeds the three deals done in 2016. Looking at the numbers, we have hit S$2.5 billion in collective sale transactions, more than doubling the S$1 billion achieved in 2016. With a handful of deals in the pipeline and a few more awaiting bids; we can fully expect more en bloc deals to come into the market as we approach the last quarter of 2017. So where do we go from here? I will delve deeper and analyse the en bloc market in this article.
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En Bloc Sales – how does it work?
A collective sale, also known as en bloc, is a sale of two or more property units to a single common purchaser. Whilst smaller collective sales often take place, the best-known example is the iconic grand-scale, full-development sales that you may often come across in newspaper headlines.
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How to spot the next en bloc
The residential collective sale market jolted back to life with the sale of Shunfu Ville, Raintree Gardens and Harbour View Gardens last year with a total value exceeding $1 billion. The prospect for collective sale remains encouraging with the sale of One Tree Hill Gardens for $65 million to a unit of Lum Chang Group this month.
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How to Spot En-Bloc Potential in Singapore
So you’ve bought your dream home. It’s located in a nice area that doesn’t require you to spend hours on public transport to get to work. You have a nice view from a high floor. There’s enough space for you and your household to keep your bathroom habits private.
But you know what would really make it a dream? If the government would take it off your hands in an en-bloc sale a few years from now.
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What’s next after selling en bloc?
Property owners who profit from a collective sale have to consider carefully how to use the windfall
8 USEFUL THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT EN BLOC SALES
En bloc fever is now on (again) in Singapore. Whether or not your crummy old apartment will reap you a windfall, it’s still good to know what your fellow Singaporeans are going nuts about
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En bloc sales – answering your burning questions
Whenever there are en bloc sales taking place one after the other, everyone begins asking the same questions. Does it mean my house is worth $X?
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6 Signs that your condo may be due for en bloc
If a developer can buy the entire development, top up the lease (if needed), pay development charges, tear down the place, and pay the marketing agency and other admin charges, at a cost lower than buying a similar plot of empty land directly from the government – then it may make sense to do it.
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Most affordable condos with en bloc potential in Central Singapore
The collective sale fever is back, and deals have been flowing thick and fast in the past two months. So far in 2017, there have been eight successful collective sales – including that of Citimac Industrial Building – at a total value of approximately $3.5 billion. This exceeds all three deals done in 2016 by far. In a previous article, we used our logit model to identify condos with the highest probability of being put up for collective sale. Based on the model, we found that the following variables can affect a condo’s probability of being put up for collective sale by up to 5%. Meanwhile, tenure (freehold versus leasehold) and location (whether the property is located in the Central Region or Non-Central Region) were found to be statistically insignificant at 5% level. Using the absolute value of sales transactions between 2014 and 2017 as a guide, we take a look at the most affordable non-landed residential developments with en bloc potential within CCR…. Continue Reading
EN BLOC SALES News
Top condos with en bloc potential: Most affordable outside prime districts
Top condos with en bloc potential
Plot Ratio – Why you need to know (and how to calculate it)
Living in a place as small as Singapore, it is only natural that space is at a premium and that housing is all we talk about. So with a limited land area, careful planning of the use of the land must be a top priority.
So why is knowing about plot ratio so important?
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Will your condo be put up for en-bloc?
How likely will your condo be up for en bloc?
Affordable properties with en bloc potential in Central Singapore
Top condos with en bloc potential
En Bloc Millionaires’ Shopping List En Bloc SingaporeEn Bloc News
En Bloc Millionaires’ Shopping List En Bloc SingaporeEn Bloc News
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En bloc wealth multiplier
How to spot condominiums with en-bloc potential
En bloc fever is upon the Singapore non-landed residential condominium/apartment market again.
Looking for a development with en-bloc potential? Have a fear of missing out?
Going by how land prices have moved in the past, and how developers have bidded, the potential for more en-blocs remains strong.
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Why Should I Buy A Property Now? Facts You Need to Know!
Why Should I Buy A Property Now? Facts You Need to Know!
Why Should I Buy A Property Now? Facts You Need to Know!
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Buying a property for own stay: When is the best time?
The question we always ask is, “Are you buying to invest or to stay in?”
If you are buying to invest, then you need to study the cash flow, rental, vacancy rate, Masterplan, future development and so on. And of course, you also want it to be in an area that appreciates over time.
If you are buying to stay, then you should instead not ask us if this is the right time to buy a property.
The answer is, “Anytime is a good time to buy, it depends on what price.” and also answer the questions below truthfully, you will know if now is the best time to buy or not
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Why NOW may be the best time to buy property
Property prices have fallen across the board, but home owners still aren’t biting. In some cases, this is an effect of a weak economy, and rising interest rates. In other cases however, some may have taken the route of property investors – they want to wait for prices to drop, and time the market. But rather than being prudent, this could be a mistake.
When is the best time to buy a property?
Questions you should ask yourself if you are buying a property in Singapore to stay in: –
- Can I afford the property?
- Can I raise the down-payment amount?
- Is my CPF sufficient to cushion the monthly installment?
- Am I renting or staying with parents?
- Am I moving house to stay near my work place?
- Am I moving house to stay near my parents?
- Am I moving house to stay near my child’s school?
- Is this a convenient place for the whole family?
- Can I wait to buy a property?
- Is my job and income stable? Should I buy a smaller one instead of a bigger one?
- Will my wife/girl friend husband/boy friend leave me if we do not have a place?
- Do we need a place to start a family?
- Are the kids outgrowing their space?
- How much is it costing me to rent a place now?
- How much rental can I save if I buy my own place?
- Am I staying with the parents or in-laws? If yes, is it bearable? (If staying with your parents or your in-laws is painful, how much rental are you willing to “pay” to move out?
- When do I need to move in order to qualify for 1km for the schools admission?
Stop being greedy and do stop asking, “Is this the right time to buy?” or “When would be the lowest price?” or “Will this area appreciate in value?”.
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Singapore’s Property Market: Is 2018 The Right Time To Start Investing In Private Properties Again?
Having endured a lacklustre market for four years, there is finally good news for property experts and real estate developers to get excited about. But should you, as a retail investor, be looking to jump back in to the market now that sentiments are slowly starting to pick up?
Of course, this is the million-dollar question on everyone’s mind. Should we buy a private property now in the hopes that we can strike it rich when the market takes off, or do we risk missing out on the cycle?
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Is it a good time to buy property in Singapore?
Now’s an ideal time to buy private property: experts
The supply of new residential units is expected to reach 182,506 during the period from 2014 to 2018, but this figure is expected to drop in 2019 and 2020. Despite the economic slowdown, statistics show that 2016 recorded the highest supply of 52,290 public and private homes.
Meanwhile, Singapore’s GDP growth eased to 2.5 percent in the first quarter of 2017 and remains positive.
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Are You Screwing Yourself Buying Old Property?. Important Things That You Should Know When Buying A Old Property!
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Things you should consider when buying an older HDB resale flat
Singaporeans are increasingly choosing to forgo the BTO scheme, and purchase an older resale flat instead. The pros of resale flats are obvious: amongst other things, you have greater flexibility in terms of location, and you don’t need to endure the painfully long three to five year wait associated with BTO flats. But there are also several factors that homebuyers should take into consideration before deciding to purchase an older HDB resale flat. Read on for more!
Buyers who pay high prices for old flats face reality check
Last year, Ms Siah Yuet Whey bought a Housing Board flat that is older than she is.
She is 28 years old. It is 44.
This means that she will most likely outlive its lease – which runs out in 55 years. She will be 83 then.
That did not stop her and her husband, 31, from paying more than $700,000 for the three-room unit in Jalan Ma’mor, in Whampoa.
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Leasehold property: What happens when 99 years runs out?
Land in Singapore is held under three main leasehold types: freehold, 999-year and 99-year leases.
For properties built on freehold land, the land belongs to the leasehold owner indefinitely so there’s no need to worry about the lease running out (save for the dreaded government acquisition of course). This extends, to a certain extent, to 999-year leasehold properties as well, since 999 years is certainly long enough to house many generations with ease.
HDB 99 year lease expiry: Potential time bomb for home ownership?
About 82 per cent of Singaporeans live in HDB flats. Many of them also see their flat as more than a home – some Singaporeans assume that their flat will provide for their retirement. The idea is that, when they get older and need less space, they can sell their flat (which would have appreciated in value), and buy a smaller one. Coupled with their CPF, it should see them through their twilight years. But is this really a safe assumption with all HDBs having just a 99 year lease?
What happens to prices of old leasehold condos?
Since the Singapore government has ceased to offer freehold land parcels under its Government Land Sales (GLS) Programme, and with most residential properties occupying 99-year leasehold sites, it would be interesting to observe the price performance of leasehold properties as their tenures run out.
Leasehold property with limited lease – why do people still buy them?
buying a leasehold property with a limited lease may lead to you having issues with bank loans. This means big cash outlays are often part and parcel of buying, say, a 60 or 70-year-old property. Despite this being a huge dampener, why do some people still want to buy old terraced houses or condo units? I believe it all boils down to a matter of investment.
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Things to consider before buying creaky old properties
A few months ago, we mentioned the benefits of buying newly launched properties. Now however, we’re going to look at the flip side of it. Buying old properties and “doing them up” is an old practice employed by investors, but it takes some experience to deal with potential downsides. Here’s what you need to look out for:
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5 super important things to check when buying a property over 20 years old
In Singapore, most properties only have a 99-year lease. But that doesn’t diminish demand for old houses – in fact, some people are even more interested in them. You could say old houses in Singapore are like cheese: they get finer with age, and also tend to smell like them. Here’s what you need to look for if the house is 20 years or older, besides a really good air freshener:
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Concerns when buying old houses
Before purchasing older residential units, prospective buyers are advised to consider the potential downsides of such properties.
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Why investors are looking to purchase creaky, old properties
With the number of new, low priced (because of the market slump) properties in Singapore, you might be wondering why some people still choose creaky old properties. Well the reasons are many, from wanting to make money off a potential en bloc, to being the lead character in a horror movie. Here, we elaborate on the strategies of a particular school of thought: that you should always hunt for value and buy old properties, not new.
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Property: Consider this when buying an old HDB flat
Minister for National Development Lawrence Wong cautioned last month that the vast majority of flats will be returned to HDB when their leases run out. Flat buyers would best not think of the 99-year lease as a clock that can be reset, The Straits Times’ Wong Siew Ying wrote in a commentary.
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Buying an old HDB flat? Here are some things to consider
Data shows that buyers don’t mind old HDB flats, paying similar prices for units whether they are 25 or 50 years old.
But beware a potential sharp fall when flats cross 64, with less than 35 years of lease remaining. That’s when financing restrictions kick in.
Singaporeans Buying Old, Trendy Hipster Flats, Are You Screwing Yourself?
Time can be a funny thing. It is tragic when a career is abruptly cut short at the age of 27 (think Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Kurt Cobain, Amy Winehouse) or when your career lasts so long that you go way past your heyday and people start calling for your retirement (think Arsène Wenger and one too many WWE Superstars).
Even here in Singapore, despite being a very young nation, time does gets to us. We were recently reminded of it when Minister Lawrence Wong pointed out that buying units in older HDB flats was a risk because not every flat will benefit from the Selective En bloc Redevelopment Scheme, better known as SERS.
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CPF Board – Property with Less Than 60 Years Lease Calculator
This calculator helps you to determine your eligibility and the maximum amount of CPF that you can use to buy a property with remaining lease of less than 60 years, but at least 30 years.
Please note that the calculator is applicable if the date of purchase is on or after 1 July 2013 for HDB flats, and from 19 July 2005 for private properties.
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What to look for when buying old or resale condos
A note on properties with 30 years or less remaining on the lease
There is no bank loan available for these properties, and you cannot use your CPF monies to buy them. If you’re dead set on purchasing these old houses, there are two main ways to avoid paying for everything in cash.
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Older freehold apartments below $1,000 psf are value-for-money buys
Amid the upturn in the residential market this year, prices of older freehold condos and apartments are still looking quite attractive.
According to property agents, most of the buyers today are owner-occupiers, who prefer older properties, as they tend to be larger and have more practical layouts.
From the URA caveats lodged this year, it seems that several buyers may have uncovered some of these gems, with some of the units transacted at prices either lower than or comparable to many of the 99-year leasehold projects launched recently.
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Things to consider before buying creaky old properties
A few months ago, we mentioned the benefits of buying newly launched properties. Now however, we’re going to look at the flip side of it. Buying old properties and “doing them up” is an old practice employed by investors, but it takes some experience to deal with potential downsides. Here’s what you need to look out for:
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6 Key Considerations When Buying into an Older Development
So you are on a budget and desire a home with an interior living space that is much larger than what new condominium projects can offer these days. Your current option, other than moving to Iskandar, is to look at apartments in an older development.
By “older”, the wife and I are talking about developments that are at least 10 years old. For those that really crave space, this is not so much a “choice” rather than a “requirement”. There are few options, for example, for a 3-bedroom apartments of at least 1,600sqft that was built after 2004 (as far as we know anyway). And if you only want to consider those that come with no bay windows and planter boxes, you would probably have to go further back than 10 years!
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What to look for when buying old or resale condos While some Singaporeans like their properties shiny and new, another group refuses to buy from a showroom. After being burned from experiences like The Seaview, some buyers only trust what they can see. That’s not a bad idea, but you need to know what to look out for. It’s a lot more complex than just checking price histories:
New Condo Vs Resale Condo: Which Makes A Better Investment Property?
New Condo Vs Resale Condo: Which Makes A Better Investment Property?
New Condo Vs Resale Condo: Which Makes A Better Investment Property?
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New Launch Condo Vs Resale Condo. Paying For A Condo Explained.
Many people think Executive Condominiums(ECs) are a good buy. Even Minister Khaw Boon Wan likened the EC scheme to offering buyers an upmarket Lexus ata much lower price of a Toyota Corolla. But are ECs really such a good deal?
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Investors Dilemma – Buy New Launch Condominiums Or Resale Property
With multiple rounds of policies meant to curb property prices growing like bamboo, the market is still going strong. Add that to inflation consistently hitting levels that overwhelm interest on savings, it is no wonder even the average resident in Singapore is looking at making his money work harder by putting it into properties. The performance of real estate since 2009 can after all be likened to an express elevator that goes straight up to the 88th floor.
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Is it Better to Buy a New or Resale Property?
Believe it or not, the best person to answer this question is you. That’s because choosing a new or resale property comes down to three important factors – what you’re willing to pay, how much you like the property, and how long you’re willing to wait to move in.
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Buying a New Executive Condo vs. a Resale Condo – A Case Study
New launch versus resale: which makes a better investment property?
If you’re buying an investment property to rent out, you have a different set of considerations from the typical homeowner. That means looking at things in terms of cold, hard numbers – it doesn’t matter how pretty (or sometimes how worn out) a property looks. When choosing between a shiny new launch and an old resale condo, here’s what to consider:
What to look for when buying old or resale condos
While some Singaporeans like their properties shiny and new, another group refuses to buy from a showroom. After being burned from experiences like The Seaview, some buyers only trust what they can see. That’s not a bad idea, but you need to know what to look out for. It’s a lot more complex than just checking price histories:
3 risks you’re taking when buying a new launch condo in Singapore
Every three seconds, a new launch condo development sprouts up in Singapore. Or at least it feels like it, if the rapidly disappearing tracts of green space are anything to go by. And even in a sluggish property market, many developers are still making brisk sales.
As most Singaporeans have the luxury of living with their parents until their property is built, buying a new launch condo that will only be ready for habitation in 4-5 years is very common here. However, few people consider the fact that purchasing property in uncompleted developments is riskier than buying built or resale property. Here are three major risks.
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BTO vs EC vs Resale – Which is the better money maker?
A lot of Singaporeans think of their house as a retirement plan. Come the age of 65, when we walk out of the office for the last time, we’ll need some sort of income. If the plan is to look at the house, then it’s logical to ponder which type is the real money maker. Not everyone can get a condo, so…should you look at BTO, ECs, or resale for the most profit?
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Why you should look at the developer launch site plan
Sometimes, people visiting a showflat concentrate only on the showflat and neglect to check out the developer launch site plan. This is one of the biggest mistakes most amateur home buyers make. We recommend that you also look out for the following things:
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99.co guides: Everything to know about private condo payment schedule
A lot of people talk about the American dream. A land of equality and opportunity where you can achieve all the success your heart desires, as long as you put your mind to it and work hard.
Here in Singapore, our dreams are a bit more practical. That as long as you work hard, you’ll be able to acquire the 5Cs: cash, credit cards, a country club membership, a car and most importantly…a condominium.
If you’re one of those people chasing the Singapore Dream, here’s a few things you might want to note about a condo payment schedule.
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Guide to Buying Resale Residential Property
New launch versus resale: which makes a better investment property?
If you’re buying an investment property to rent out, you have a different set of considerations from the typical homeowner. That means looking at things in terms of cold, hard numbers – it doesn’t matter how pretty (or sometimes how worn out) a property looks. When choosing between a shiny new launch and an old resale condo, here’s what to consider:
Residential outlook for 2018
Most property consultants are expecting new-home sales to ring in at roughly 11,000 units for 2017. This is a 38% increase from the 7,972 units registered in 2016, says Tricia Song, Colliers International head of research for Singapore.
This year, 18 private residential projects with an estimated 6,000 units were launched for sale, says Ong Teck Hui, JLL national director of research. He foresees about 20 projects being launched next year, yielding 8,000 to 9,000 units. Ong’s forecast for new home sales in 2018 is 11,000 to 12,000 units.
Leasehold versus freehold: An argument that will go on until the cows come home
Why you should consider purchasing a new launch condo
A new launch condo is kind of the BTO of private housing – at the point of sale, you’re buying into an idea of a home. You’ll still have to wait about 3 years for that idea to become an actual, physical reality. So why invest in something that you’re going to have to wait for?
Why you should consider buying completed resale condos
A new launch condo is kind of the BTO of private housing – at the point of sale, you’re buying into an idea of a home. You’ll still have to wait about 3 years for that idea to become an actual, physical reality. So why invest in something that you’re going to have to wait for?
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Narrowing price gap between resale units and new launches draws investors
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Should I buy, sell or hold my property now?
Should I buy, sell or hold my property now?
Should I buy, sell or hold my property now?
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I personally invite you to learn from this sharing session “Knowing the right moves in today’s real estate market” Questions Answered About 5 Things You Need To Know About The Property Market.
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Consumer Empowerment Seminar 2018 is back! With the theme, “Knowing the right moves in today’s real estate market”, attendees will get to hear informative market insights from CEO,PropNex Realty Mr Ismail Gafoor during this 2-hour session.
- Is this the best time to invest in properties?
- How have the aggressive land bids and enbloc craze affect the market today?
- Where are the hotspots in Singapore?
- Which property type is suited for me?
- Should I buy, sell or hold my property now?
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5 common mistakes made by investors
5 Favourite Property Mistakes That Singaporeans Love To Make
8 Costly Mistakes to Avoid when Buying a Home in Singapore
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3 Property Investment Mistakes You Should Avoid
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Sales price minus purchase price = Profit. A really bad way to calculate the returns on property investments.
Property Investment Avoid The Great Mistake
Warren Buffett’s Investing Mistakes: Part 4
Top 20 mistakes make by real estate investors
Just as you think you have successfully dealt with all the requirements by yourself in your investment on real estate, then several problems crop up. And then you call a real estate agent to get you out of these problems. Unfortunately, there are a lot of other problems cropping up from these original problems that should have been addressed from the start, creating a lot of unnecessary expense, wasted time and effort.
Property investment is illogical especially when its > 100% of networth
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Know yourself, not your investments
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Buying a house in Singapore: Top Mistakes First-Time Buyers Make
Buying property in Singapore? The entire process may be complex, but it’s important to educate yourself on the market before taking a big decision.
From putting all your available cash on the table at closing to not considering a professional’s advice, here are the most common – and costly – mistakes first-time homebuyers make.
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10 Common Mistakes Made By Investors. Investing Mistakes To Avoid.
10 Common Mistakes Made By Investors. Investing Mistakes To Avoid.
10 Common Mistakes Made By Investors. Investing Mistakes To Avoid.
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5 common mistakes made by investors
5 Favourite Property Mistakes That Singaporeans Love To Make
8 Costly Mistakes to Avoid when Buying a Home in Singapore
Avoid These 4 Investing Mistakes Singaporeans Often Make
3 Property Investment Mistakes You Should Avoid
3 Property Investment Mistakes You Should Avoid
Avoid making these 7 common property investment mistake
3 property investment mistakes you should avoid
Property Investing In Singapore: Are You Really Making Money?
Sales price minus purchase price = Profit. A really bad way to calculate the returns on property investments.
Property Investment Avoid The Great Mistake
Warren Buffett’s Investing Mistakes: Part 4
Top 20 mistakes make by real estate investors
Just as you think you have successfully dealt with all the requirements by yourself in your investment on real estate, then several problems crop up. And then you call a real estate agent to get you out of these problems. Unfortunately, there are a lot of other problems cropping up from these original problems that should have been addressed from the start, creating a lot of unnecessary expense, wasted time and effort.
Property investment is illogical especially when its > 100% of networth
Financial Advisors Share Some Typical Mistakes Made By Investors
Property investment 101
Know yourself, not your investments
Do you sometimes find yourself to be a tangled web of contradictions? Some of us may think nothing about bungee-jumping off a cliff, or navigating fierce rapids in white water rafting, but when it comes to investing, the same people who find enjoyment in such death-defying activities may exclaim: “Stocks? Too risky!”
Buying a house in Singapore: Top Mistakes First-Time Buyers Make
Buying property in Singapore? The entire process may be complex, but it’s important to educate yourself on the market before taking a big decision.
From putting all your available cash on the table at closing to not considering a professional’s advice, here are the most common – and costly – mistakes first-time homebuyers make.
TOP 2 COSTLY MISTAKES / PITFALLS TO AVOID FOR CONDO SINGAPORE INVESTMENT
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DOWNLOAD Smart Questions to Ask When Buying a Home
DOWNLOAD Smart Questions to Ask When Buying a Home
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Questions to consider when buying resale for your 1st home – Making an informed offer
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DOWNLOAD Costly Mistakes That Home Buyers Should Avoid
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How Much Can You Borrow?
How Much Can You Borrow?
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Financial guide on affordability: TDSR
Affordability is a word too often used when describing the property market.
Property agents and developers alike constantly attempt to convince potential buyers that a SGD500K unit is just as affordable as a SGD1.6M based on several components, least of which involves the development. Either it’s a mature district, or it’s close to public transportation, or the development is surrounded by amenities, malls and schools, these things are used to justify the purchase.
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