QUOTE(utph145 @ Apr 14 2013, 12:09 AM)
Chris kor,
My game play / current situation as below:
I have previously bought an under-construction condo in PJ.
This is my 2nd house, which will be my last bullet (cant afford LTV70 after this
)
So wat would you recommend?
(in the sense of diversify, I think Rawang+landed will complement my 1st house PJ+condo, but both also undercon)
Boss,My game play / current situation as below:
I have previously bought an under-construction condo in PJ.
This is my 2nd house, which will be my last bullet (cant afford LTV70 after this
So wat would you recommend?
(in the sense of diversify, I think Rawang+landed will complement my 1st house PJ+condo, but both also undercon)
Anymore options?
Its pro and con to buy a completed with immediate rental vs buying under con and hold further. I ain't that pro in both props you mentioned but I share a bit ...
You can see above, to buy a RM 600k subsales, you need a upfront cash of RM 100k and for under con like MR1, RM 20k now and RM 28k ( within 2 years ) plus MOT ( if TMS does not cover it ), you have set yourself a mode of capital appreciation play, rental + cap appreciation play in lowest modal, cash on cash return.
UT might be a bit old, and since 2009-2012 is a property bull run, most of the good prop had appreciated from min 50% to 100% or even more, but how does this UT performed over the past 3 years? Did it hit 30-50% btw 2009-2012 period? In terms of rental, it looks more solid than Rawang, very certainly, but apple to apple comparison, how much UT can go upon 2015 ( the period MR1 completes ) or 2017 ( 2 years after MR1 completed ) where by 2015-17, the gravity of KV is growing bigger and if the market is going hotter, I suggest any new home buyers would much prefer a new house at adjacent area of say, Damansara, Bangsar South, Puchong, OUG / Kuchai Lama, Bkt Jalil / Sri Petaling as there are plenty of new and good condos available from 2014-15 onwards.
MR1 Phase 3 22x80 is definitely a good house, a new landed is obviously certainly much wow factor than a condo, not to say, an old one. RM 600k+ entry price for a Freehold DSTH bearing the size of 22x80 + 5 is very fair, albeit the location is Rawang / Kundang. I myself personally interested into MR1 previously, but due to timing vs location and catalyst, I did not enter back then. The most tricky way of my found out would be there are total 2 phases of 22x80 within MR1 and Saujana Rawang also has plenty of 22x80, not to say Emerald East and West most houses are nearing / around this size, hence I would feel, the competition of this size houses are huge, the windfall about it would be the location of MR1 is yet to matured by 2015 against Emerald East / West.
The entry price of early buyers for RM 550k ( 22x80 intermediate) is very secured but as a late buyer of RM 697k, you're require to hold. Ex, by 2015, if your the 27x80 is asking at RM 850k, it is a fair asking price based on current trend, but not sure by 2015, I think buyers would weigh in the consideration of what are the options available at such price. In fact, I found not many very good landed of Freehold 22x80 Fenced & Guarded selling around RM 600k, the nearest would be Nukilan 3, Alam Impian from RM 680k. A similar trend of 22x75 new houses easily cost over RM 650k.
IMHO, if you're into good holding power, and look for cap appreciation rather than rental, I suggest landed. MR1 is good, but I predict 2017-18 is a good timing for Rawang to boom off since LATAR Exit should be completed by 2015, MR1 Phase 1 has completed for 3-4 years since 2014, Phase 2 and 3 at 2015, M Avenue in 2015, Corus at 2015, MR2's Phase 1 and 2 at 2016, Saujana Rawang at 2014-15, much elegant Emerald Gardens in 2014, Lakeclub in 2015 as well as Tan & Tan shops at Kundang should be by 2015, BRDB's houses should be by 2016, Sunway - Sunrise high end bungalows at Rawang by 2016/17, SP Setia's Templer JV early phases by 2016.
If you're into cards game, playing with pass and flip at each call, completed property with rental at good location is more decent and looks liquid rather than prediction and forecast game. It offers a call of rental and flip anytime if unable to hold.
For me, I like to mixed both, but much prefer cap appreciation at certain year / target and flip, definitely rent out the prop to protect the cash flow and the unit being vacant horribly. One of my most risky buy, a leasehold condo in Sunway, offers me the best ever rental yield which forms the prop appreciation at certain limit, it's a lot above my expectation. Another so-so location freehold condo offers me a great rental yield but the prop appreciation performance is very slow btw 2009-2012. However, the landed I had, both had difficulty to rent out even at low ROI, but both were the props gave me handsome capital appreciation and power of demand.
Apr 14 2013, 02:35 AM

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