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Investment Australia Property, Investment in overseas properties
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prophetjul
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Aug 28 2015, 04:14 PM
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QUOTE(SYYMY @ Aug 21 2015, 03:04 PM) Have you heard bout "nation rental affordability scheme" ? coz the unit that I book, the salesperson told me that their project come with this scheme is good for investor that buy for rental return, and not many project entitle this scheme, she said only 30 projects entitle in melbourne. Hi....i am thinking of investing in Melbourne properties as well. What's the process that you went through? Like bank loans, etc. Did you buy apartment or landed property?
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prophetjul
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Sep 5 2015, 01:52 PM
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QUOTE(SYYMY @ Sep 2 2015, 06:29 PM) Apartment. They are mainly built and sell, pay 10% when you sign agreement, balance pay only when completion. I plan to take Aus bank loan. landed not so close to CBD I think... I am still contemplating on this. Problem with buying apartment is you are actually paying a premium of 15% over market value as a foreign buyer. Further the price of apartments in the CBD may deflate due to oversupply. Most locals will not buy CBD properties at inflated prices. However, landed property may have a better prospect of capital gain.
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prophetjul
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Sep 6 2015, 01:30 PM
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QUOTE(SYYMY @ Sep 5 2015, 06:13 PM) I planned to hold for long, rental purpose. Completion 2018 and just imagine AUD vs Ringgit in 10 years times... Hmmm I choose AUD. not sure if it's good move but rental wise should be CBD easier to get tenant? Yes. Plus side is should be easer to get tenants. However, at the rate they are building, don't know how long this can last! When there are too many, the rents will fall. It will be the tenants' market to choose. I read rents are already falling
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prophetjul
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Sep 7 2015, 02:18 PM
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QUOTE(SYYMY @ Sep 6 2015, 07:16 PM) I look at Sydney, similar size with Melbourne at CBD area already go for AUD 800k plus... that's really so much higher than melbourne and perth. Perth is slightly cheaper than Melbourne but it's much quiet too... at the end I go for melbourne unit. But recently I see so many project selling in Malaysia near st kilda or south yarra, many of them and pricing similar CBD area, maybe slightly cheaper around AUD30k - 50k... I wonder when all complete do that area really got so much rental demand? because these area although near CBD but do need to drive around 10 minutes - 15 minutes to the city, can't by walking  . That's the worry. Over production.
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prophetjul
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Sep 9 2015, 09:44 PM
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QUOTE(SYYMY @ Sep 9 2015, 09:07 AM) Walking distance within CBD area I think should be able to rent out? The main worry is that there is over supply whereby you may even find difficulty in renting out at good prices.
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prophetjul
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Sep 14 2015, 08:55 AM
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QUOTE(sgchan90 @ Sep 10 2015, 08:55 AM) Please everybody be VERY , VERY careful when you want to buy Australia property. Don’t be fool with those stories of people making tons of $$$ over there. There are lots of traps and if you kena one of those, regret also no use lah. Especially if you buy off the plan. Don’t be fooled with the 10% payment only now and balance on completion . No so easy for you to win one. Heard of sunset clause in the S&P agreement? This one is a killer, - if heads the developer win and if tails you lose. When value of property zoom up, developer can rescind the contract with all sorts of excuses and if property value half dead , then you end holding the baby. Yes if you have gone in before 2011 - make good $ and also worth the effort after deducting tax etc etc. i agree with this one. Seems a one sided contract. Some developers are very sneaky. Its a wonder the Aus laws allow this one sided clause. There seem to be NO penalties for late delivery. All the developers have to do is delay handover and the sunset clause is effected. Problem is this, foreigners seem to have NO choice but to buy off the plans?
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