QUOTE(loongchai @ Aug 17 2013, 09:07 PM)
Regarding the bolded part, banks are not the same as Ali, Abu, Ah Chu or Ah Kow. Banks want us to place deposits into their accounts so they can lend more money to Ah Kidmad and also to keep their balance sheet healthy.
Now I have answered your question, allow me to ask you one: Banks have huge piles of cash in their inventory and since property investments are so good (don't need appreciation, rental is good enough, according to you), why doesn't the banks purchase the property themselves and rent it out instead? Why bother lending it to the public? Tips: risks.
Anyway, like I said, I am in the UUU camp. I am not into high rise, so my yields are very low. Appreciation is KING, in my opinion. Many rather not rent out their properties if they don't find the right tenants.
Yup appreciation is KING, at least for me.Now I have answered your question, allow me to ask you one: Banks have huge piles of cash in their inventory and since property investments are so good (don't need appreciation, rental is good enough, according to you), why doesn't the banks purchase the property themselves and rent it out instead? Why bother lending it to the public? Tips: risks.
Anyway, like I said, I am in the UUU camp. I am not into high rise, so my yields are very low. Appreciation is KING, in my opinion. Many rather not rent out their properties if they don't find the right tenants.
Bought a subsale landed house for own stay in 2010 @ 430k, house value appreciated at least 80% today.
As of 2013 it is around 25% capital appreciation per year! If have known should have bought few more
Before moving in to stay this year, was renting it out for a low 1.2k / month, who cares about rental ROI.. it's the appreciation man!
Anyway the point here is, if buy now @ 800k, do I expect the same 25% capital gain a year like the last 3 years?
Aug 17 2013, 09:55 PM

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