In this episode, our audience shared about her property price is lower than the price she bought several years back. Hence in this episode, I highlight two parts to the answer. One is to prevent these kinda situation from happening. 

Another part would be to salvage from the loss.  But truth to be told, it's really nothing much that we can do as an individual to increase the property price. We can only try our best to increase the rental rates so it will be appealing to investors.

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For this episode, I got in my coach from Far Capital to clarify matters regarding mortgage. Matters regarding freelancing, income declaration, government loan, strategies of investing and etc.   

As she witnesses loan application day in and day out, she also shared several reasons why the approval rates are low for certain segment.   

Also, if you're interested to join us in our property investment journey, you can type in 'IHERNG' in the referral segment to be in the same group. Again, no pressure:   Link to register: https://far.academy/cisfar

In this episode, we will address several things for this audience regarding his latest purchase to be in one of the affordable housing projects.  

We discussed about orientation, number of lifts, common areas, maintenance of refuse chambers, technical drawings and whether can they fit a bathtub.

In this episode, we will discuss on how to diversify in terms of property investment. It has absolutely nothing to do between new property or subsale, instead it's about investing in different locations or different category. Ultimately the limiting factor are still your risk appetite, as well as your cash in hand.

In this episode, we will address a question from Penang. Should you sell or rent out a fully paid apartment.  

In my opinion, I think that if you're aggressive in your investment behaviour, then I would not only rent out, but to also refinance and take out money to invest further.  

But if you're planning to slow down and enjoy life, then selling might be a better idea as you want to minimize distractions.

Type in 'IHERNG' in the referral segment to be in the same group so I can share with you on investment strategies and the projects that I'm buying.  

 Link to register: https://far.academy/cisfar 

Well, I would just recommend to check out the session and make your own informed decision whether to sign up or not.

In this episode, we will address an issue regarding a new buyer not being able to move into their new place due to noise complaints.  

Personally I don't think that's the reason as it's mainly due to the SOP to prevent the spreading of the virus.  

We also discussed on the matter of defect checking services. As I think it's a great check and balance system by the owner, it would be impossible for buyer to impose such cost onto the developers.

Today we will be addressing a question regarding the switch of investing into an apartment close to the office to a landed home after discussing with the boyfriend.  

I drew out scenarios between buying a home far away from CBD, and travelling everyday through the traffic congestion versus living in the city for the mean time. There's also a confusion about landed property prices that only will increase in price. 

Anyway, I've always been against couples sharing their purchase together and I think she should get her own unit first. Then share the landed house later. If they require both names to get financing then it means it's way beyond their affordability.

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In this episode, we drill down into what are development processes required to transform a land into the buildings that we see. Also, we will learn about facilities managements=)

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In this episode, we will talk about my experience after using Robo-advisor, Stashaway for a year. From MCO 1.0 to MCO 2.0, I've actually managed to save up enough money for renovation and the profits are somewhat equivalent to a new sofa, which is absolutely amazing.   

I must admit I'm not an expert on what goes on with the money, but this app definitely suits 'time poor' profiles like me. So for those who are just like me, do look into it, study it a little bit, and decide for yourself whether to try it out or not.