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 Die with massive DEBTS, A guru told me about that

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se800i
post Jun 27 2019, 09:55 AM

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QUOTE(Jacky yong @ Mar 20 2019, 05:59 PM)
Hi sifu sifus...
I went to a seminar last night regarding I call it " THE ART OF DEBTS" LOL
I guess most of the people are knowing what seminar i'm talking about.

Anyone heard about it before?
What do you think about his talk?
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AW la.....

QUOTE(Jacky yong @ Mar 20 2019, 06:18 PM)
Erm...Actually I kind of stunned by what he shared but after awake I feel abit hesitate on this. So decided to open a topic to talk about this
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I got the same feeling as you did as I just attended his 3 hours talk recently.....
that is why i am here....

QUOTE(Pac Lease @ Mar 20 2019, 06:29 PM)
hehe, come refinance your property to cash out in overdraft. then you can have standby fund for future invest or to pay your property installment.
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this is his concept...

QUOTE(woolei @ Mar 20 2019, 08:31 PM)
actually in the long run it sound logic.

imagine you buy alot of property with MRTA/MLTA, when you die, the MRTA pay off all your property, your children inherit all your wealth.

then your children do the same and pass to his children, then your blood line will have alot of wealth in future.
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when the buyer die... MRTA will payoff the remaining balance to bank base on current market value...
MLTA better?

QUOTE(lrm8888 @ Mar 22 2019, 06:59 PM)
1st of all, you need to calculate if you have enough to repay both the bank loan and the insurance company when you are still alive. The problem will kicks in when you don't have enough.

I have friends that got greedy after learning from these type of gurus and do loan compression. Now after 3 years, the cashout has been depleted and they are in deep trouble with cash. Some of them even having problem renting it out (remember we are in rental market now, so tenant has the last say on the rental price not the owner), some keep on calling to borrow cash. The main issue here is greed.

So, if you ask me, calculate your worst case scenario before playing this game. Ask yourself, worst case, if i can't rent it out can i still pay (loan + MRTA/MLTA) with my current salary. If you can't or if you think you will struggle then better don't do it
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your fren attended AW course and become like that? How is your fren now? borrow ah long?

QUOTE(Jacky yong @ Mar 28 2019, 03:48 PM)
It's okay bro, you just need more guide
You can google it bro
Actually there is, but you need to put your afford to study
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Dont be afraid to say his name out......
ADRIAN WEE

QUOTE(Sumofwhich @ May 23 2019, 12:42 AM)
Cos he say ppl sohai hahah
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he likes to say people sohai.... coz he smart enough
se800i
post Jun 28 2019, 08:18 AM

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QUOTE(Pac Lease @ Jun 27 2019, 01:11 PM)
Refinance just a concept of cash out. Is depend how the client utilise the fund. Some may cash out for standby use, expand their business. In conclusion must know to use ur cash out wisely.
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AW concept of refinancing is using the value of the house to get more cash in hand and you can buy another property and from there money grow money lo....
This is what I understand la..... I saw got people refinance their house for travelling.... that one very sohai

 

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