QUOTE(icemanfx @ Jun 17 2013, 08:08 PM)
Buying a property with over 15 years loan tenure is not unlike buying a car with 9 years repayment. During 30 years loan tenure, the borrower is almost certain will experience 3 or 4 recession. Unless s/he has the reserved to sustain through the bad time, s/he could be underwater or drown.
Same la for the worst thing that will be happned for both is undergone to public auction if one failed to pay promptly.Real estate somehow can expect for capital appreciation but car definitely depreciate in value.
Lets say the house with loan 15 years and the market value 500k. One failed to pay at year of 8. The market value if lucky with minimal appreciation of 5% pa. Roughly 150k up from 8 years ago. The auction price starts from 650k. If lucky again, many bid for it, call price will be above 650k as happened since 5 years ago.
If not lucky the bid price will maybe minus 10% from market value 650k.
All stated above is only assumption. Find your real case study.
15 years loan, paid back at year 8, the loan amount also starting reduced. Equity has been built up then.
Jun 17 2013, 08:37 PM

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