QUOTE(Tigerr @ Aug 1 2014, 09:48 AM)
That is a general assumption on old people after buying property no more money left n many penyakit. You may be right but u got to be realistic, how many of them? U got real data to prove? Can I say your parents also full of penyakit n now every month needs lots of money? Not necessary right???
U go out n see your self how many this type of uncle aunty really usee up their coffin money buy property to flip...
kicikmiow flippers if one year ago buying into property stretch up to 70% LTV. Today some if them may have higher income. Their property can go for rental play even though cannot cover installment but at least cover the loan interest or partially. Change their life style is easier than force them to sell the property n get into financial trouble as selling low n still need to pay bank the difference.
Moreover, some still can thick face go ask help from parents ti tide them thru few years. Their life style could be affected n we malaysians will be forced back to live like the olden days. Bersusah susah dulu, bersenang senang kemudian. May be 5 years down the road, they ll feel lucky that they had bought that properties. Those who now sit n laugh at them may fall into the category of bersenang senang dulu, bersakit sakit kemudian.

I think we all don't have statistic. We can only assume. Hahaha..
Its true. If we're in trouble, probably we will just ask our parent to tide us over.
Oh, rental play cannot already la. Nowaday property unable to rent out due to oversupply.
Actually if this property downturn last only 1 year, then its ok lor. Can still tide over.
If this property downturn last for 3 years, I think maybe a bit hard. What do you think?
(erm, just in case people are wondering, we're actually in property downturn cycle (cool cycle). Just go out and see. Property downturn does not mean bubble burst. It could be bubble deflating).