QUOTE(woolei @ Aug 7 2013, 01:57 AM)
500 - 600 is studio price oledi Investment YOUNGSTERS, PLEASE RENT FIRST BEFORE BUYING..., Dont rush accumulating unaffordable debt
Investment YOUNGSTERS, PLEASE RENT FIRST BEFORE BUYING..., Dont rush accumulating unaffordable debt
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Aug 8 2013, 12:18 AM
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Aug 8 2013, 12:21 AM
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QUOTE(DrPitchard @ Aug 7 2013, 11:04 PM) There are banks that offer 100% loan for 1st time home buyers. Just make sure the property's valuation price is the purchase price. That being said, need to do some ground work and lots of hunting. better dont do house warming to frens http://www.rhb.com.my/loans/home-loans/hl_first.html Even if don't get 100% loan, should be able to get 95% loan. Renovation? Must be kidding me. I will just go with bare minimum - RM5k should be enough. A bed frame, mattress, induction cooker, dining table, chairs, wardrobe, washing machine and fridge. Forget about the plaster ceiling, 50" 3D LED SmartTV, built in kitchen cabinets and sofa set. That can come a few years down the road, when upgrade to a better home. Well, at least that's what I did, and I'm happy with what I currently own. |
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Aug 8 2013, 12:24 AM
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QUOTE(DrPitchard @ Aug 7 2013, 11:10 PM) Assuming a young adult who has 1 year working experience purchases the house at 400k. Within a few years, possible that he/she has doubled her salary and will be able to upgrade to something better. As mentioned by yang1976, it depends on your affordability. Or if one enters into a relationship and marries, then can combine income and also upgrade to the semi-D. 400k with only 3k salary... i doubt.I guess the example you have given here simply drives home the point that one has to invest from young. +1 there are so many charges incur ... |
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Aug 8 2013, 12:36 AM
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Aug 8 2013, 02:25 AM
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Aug 8 2013, 02:27 AM
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Aug 8 2013, 02:30 AM
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QUOTE(Drian @ Aug 7 2013, 07:55 PM) Renovation? If no budget, paint it yourself. It time to find out who is your real friends..ask them to help for painting. If no momey buy Perabot, get a second hand wash machine,air con, water heater..wat a big deal? I can get a basic renovation with 2k ++ |
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Aug 8 2013, 10:37 AM
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QUOTE(DrPitchard @ Aug 7 2013, 11:04 PM) There are banks that offer 100% loan for 1st time home buyers. Just make sure the property's valuation price is the purchase price. That being said, need to do some ground work and lots of hunting. So how to get a 300k loan with a 2.6-2.8k salary? http://www.rhb.com.my/loans/home-loans/hl_first.html Even if don't get 100% loan, should be able to get 95% loan. Renovation? Must be kidding me. I will just go with bare minimum - RM5k should be enough. A bed frame, mattress, induction cooker, dining table, chairs, wardrobe, washing machine and fridge. Forget about the plaster ceiling, 50" 3D LED SmartTV, built in kitchen cabinets and sofa set. That can come a few years down the road, when upgrade to a better home. Well, at least that's what I did, and I'm happy with what I currently own. |
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Aug 8 2013, 10:43 AM
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QUOTE(woolei @ Aug 8 2013, 02:30 AM) Renovation? Wiring ? Piping? Installation? Can show the breakdown of cost of 2k including wiring for all the required items ?If no budget, paint it yourself. It time to find out who is your real friends..ask them to help for painting. If no momey buy Perabot, get a second hand wash machine,air con, water heater..wat a big deal? I can get a basic renovation with 2k ++ |
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Aug 8 2013, 12:56 PM
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QUOTE(woolei @ Aug 8 2013, 02:30 AM) Renovation? +1If no budget, paint it yourself. It time to find out who is your real friends..ask them to help for painting. If no momey buy Perabot, get a second hand wash machine,air con, water heater..wat a big deal? I can get a basic renovation with 2k ++ Precisely. Some fresh grads fail to fall back to the basics of what is a need and a want. I painted my house with cousins in a weeks time, and my cost was the paint plus treating them a meal everyday. Second hand stuff is also ok, if condition is good. And if one is tight on budget, drop off the air con and just use the fan. Although I have an aircon in my bedroom, I rarely turn it on, only just before I sleep for 10-20 minutes and over the weekend. QUOTE(Drian @ Aug 8 2013, 10:37 AM) It is possible, your debt service ration will be around 0.5, which is within the acceptable range of below 0.6.If very tight, then rent out the remaining rooms to people. Friends or juniors from the same university would be a good start. By renting out the remaining rooms, the burden of the loan can easily be halved, if not more. QUOTE(Drian @ Aug 8 2013, 10:43 AM) Wiring ? Piping? Installation? Can show the breakdown of cost of 2k including wiring for all the required items ? When a fresh grad buys a basic unit, it will have the bare essentials all fitted already. Like I mentioned above, if budget is an issue, then forget about the air-con, since it will take up additional money in terms of wiring, piping and installation. Bath will cold water for the first few months till one has enough to install a water heater and also use a standing fan instead of a ceiling fan. Get a basic square plastic table from the hardware shop, that's less than RM50 and can serve as your study table and also dining table. Chair is less than RM20. IKEA fittings can come later once one is able to afford it. Honestly, I'm starting to feel that you are one of those fresh grads that wants everything from the very beginning and is struggling with life at the moment. |
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Aug 8 2013, 03:34 PM
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QUOTE(DrPitchard @ Aug 8 2013, 12:56 PM) +1 Really that would explain why I have two properties. I'm doing quite well thank you. You are inaccurate in what you feel. But I dare say if i followed your advice in renovating the apartment, I wouldn't have any tenants at all unless I go way below market price.Precisely. Some fresh grads fail to fall back to the basics of what is a need and a want. I painted my house with cousins in a weeks time, and my cost was the paint plus treating them a meal everyday. Second hand stuff is also ok, if condition is good. And if one is tight on budget, drop off the air con and just use the fan. Although I have an aircon in my bedroom, I rarely turn it on, only just before I sleep for 10-20 minutes and over the weekend. It is possible, your debt service ration will be around 0.5, which is within the acceptable range of below 0.6. If very tight, then rent out the remaining rooms to people. Friends or juniors from the same university would be a good start. By renting out the remaining rooms, the burden of the loan can easily be halved, if not more. When a fresh grad buys a basic unit, it will have the bare essentials all fitted already. Like I mentioned above, if budget is an issue, then forget about the air-con, since it will take up additional money in terms of wiring, piping and installation. Bath will cold water for the first few months till one has enough to install a water heater and also use a standing fan instead of a ceiling fan. Get a basic square plastic table from the hardware shop, that's less than RM50 and can serve as your study table and also dining table. Chair is less than RM20. IKEA fittings can come later once one is able to afford it. Honestly, I'm starting to feel that you are one of those fresh grads that wants everything from the very beginning and is struggling with life at the moment. Why would a basic unit have everything installed unless it has been renovated before. Then you're buying a renovated unit not a blank unit. I just find that what you're doing is not even considered renovation. Why not go even further if that is considered a renovation So which bank is going to loan 300++k at 2.6k salary? |
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Aug 8 2013, 03:51 PM
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buy more pls
specially the gen y ppl buy, owe first talk later i will see u in property auction later |
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Aug 8 2013, 03:52 PM
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QUOTE(Drian @ Aug 8 2013, 03:34 PM) Really that would explain why I have two properties. I'm doing quite well thank you. You are inaccurate in what you feel. But I dare say if i followed your advice in renovating the apartment, I wouldn't have any tenants at all unless I go way below market price. LOL, it seems that I'm wrong then. Good to know that you have 2 properties and are doing well.Why would a basic unit have everything installed unless it has been renovated before. Then you're buying a renovated unit not a blank unit. I just find that what you're doing is not even considered renovation. Why not go even further if that is considered a renovation So which bank is going to loan 300++k at 2.6k salary? I guess my response was just to merely answer the question posted in this thread, which is youngsters should rent first before buying. And I felt your negativity isn't helping much in encouraging youngsters to purchase their first property. To sum up my take on this issue, youngsters should buy a basic unit and not be too fussy about it after working for a year or so. I would liken it to having economy rice with just 1 meat, 1 vegetable and a bowl of soup for the daily meal, instead of fancy Japanese meal. |
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Aug 8 2013, 03:57 PM
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rental 2k plus, then i rather buy it , at least that is own house ..
Anything happen, u still own a house.. Of cox this is depends on able to afford the payment and able to pay every month not, this is a very important, must consider before u buy/rent . |
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Aug 8 2013, 04:35 PM
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QUOTE(goodsdeal2u @ Aug 8 2013, 03:57 PM) rental 2k plus, then i rather buy it , at least that is own house .. Regardless is one rents or buys his/her own property, still must pay every month. Difference is whether the money goes to the bank or goes to the landlord. If you don't pay for a few months, either the landlord takes legal action and kicks you out, or the bank takes legal action and also kicks you out.Anything happen, u still own a house.. Of cox this is depends on able to afford the payment and able to pay every month not, this is a very important, must consider before u buy/rent . |
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