QUOTE(bogletails @ Jul 24 2022, 09:17 PM)
Anyone FIRE without owning a house? Is it doable? Reason why I want to ask this is because I think house is a terrible investment, it won’t appreciate already compared to 2008 time due to property oversupply. Plus, have to pay mortgage interest which is 2x the house price, no rental yield due to own stay. 1 mil house need to pay almost 2mil after 35 years.
If let’s say we have 1million capital, instead of buying a house. Can’t we just put it to the equity market? US index fund, ASM, EPF etc and let it work? Assuming a conservative 6% average annual return from S&P500, 1 million capital will yield 60k a year or 5k per month. Then use part of the passive income to pay rent at whatever place we like. The remaining use for daily expenses or reinvest it.
Can this method work?? Why I never hear people talk about this before? Rent in Malaysia isn’t too expensive anyway. 2-3k can get a decent place.
1. End of 35 years mortgage, you own an asset vs rental.If let’s say we have 1million capital, instead of buying a house. Can’t we just put it to the equity market? US index fund, ASM, EPF etc and let it work? Assuming a conservative 6% average annual return from S&P500, 1 million capital will yield 60k a year or 5k per month. Then use part of the passive income to pay rent at whatever place we like. The remaining use for daily expenses or reinvest it.
Can this method work?? Why I never hear people talk about this before? Rent in Malaysia isn’t too expensive anyway. 2-3k can get a decent place.
2. 2-3k monthly also can pay for mortgage of a decent place, in fact your example of RM 1M property is biased coz you're already choosing by "wants", not "needs"
3. If you really have the RM 1M capital then it's lagi a no brainer to use those gains to own the asset, no? In the end your yield will be RM 1M + asset + whatever remaining from dividend vs RM 1M + dividend - rental
Jul 24 2022, 10:08 PM

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