The value of the portfolio isnt important. He can have RM 10 billion for all i care. What's important is:

1) Whats the capital appreciation of the portfolio?
2) Whats the net returns after all deductions?

Based on what he's said, he only gets RM3K net every month after all deductions. If u ask me i would say that's really dangerous especially in the current market scenario. Even a 25 basis point increase by BNM would spell trouble for his investments since he's very heavily leveraged. One property gave him a 12% yield but from his monthly net returns, u can gauge that his other properties arent doing that well. Probably just breaking even with his loan repayments.