Anyone sold their unit for Coral? Bank value is 490-500k now...those early phase buyer untung 180k d!!!
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Jun 18 2013, 05:06 PM
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Anyone sold their unit for Coral? Bank value is 490-500k now...those early phase buyer untung 180k d!!!
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Jun 18 2013, 05:08 PM
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Jun 19 2013, 10:06 AM
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QUOTE(TheOwl @ Jun 18 2013, 11:34 PM) Just saying. Seller could be getting less. A lot of people think flipping is the way to make. Actually the better way is to keep a bit longer. Haha of cos that 180k is not deducting those fees....Yes, i agree...i'm sure if they keep longer, hopefully the price will touch 600k. The early phase buyer bot theirs ard 290k after discount 20k, 310k-10% = 279k (loan amt) profit = 500k - 310k = 190k RPGT = 500k-310k = 190k * 15% rpgt = 28500k loan penalty - 279k*3% = 8370k (if wait 5 more mths this can be waived as well) interest during construction = 279k*4% = 11160k agent fee = 500k*2% = 10k lawyer fee = 4k Miscellaneous = 3k rough net profit = 190k - 28500k - 8370k - 11160k - 10k - 4k -3k = 124970 if this is the first property you are selling, your rpgt can be waived. 124970k + 28500k = 153470k |
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Jun 19 2013, 03:48 PM
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