Cash/paper money vs. real money. What’s the difference? And why should you, as a property investor, prefer real money than cash. You don’t make money just by owning properties. Management and business acumen also need to be applied. In business world, success is about REAL money. It is about the size of your profit margins …
Land appreciates in value over time, especially in strategic investment locations. But who can tell the future of real estate when it’s very foundation is land? Property investment in Malaysia is divided into four parts. According to the director of B.I.G Group of Companies Tan Hwa Chuan, a typical property investment roadmap in …
SINGAPORE (June 5): Singapore homebuyers will drive harder bargains in an already depressed housing market as new rules that require developers to disclose discounts and other perks unmask the actual value of properties for sale. Starting Friday, the Urban Redevelopment Authority will publish weekly net prices on home transactions that will take into account incentives …
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THE Kerinchi and Pantai area located south of Bangsar in Kuala Lumpur is a growing property hotspot. The area has benefitted from the on-going 60-acre integrated development of Bangsar South by UOA Holdings Bhd, which acquired a portion of Kampung Kerinchi for redevelopment in 2005. The area that was once mainly a settlement of urban …
Top 5 Tips: Getting a Housing Loan 1. Know Your Financial Capacity Think like lenders and evaluate the three things they consider when assessing loan applications: your income, your credit history, and your debt service ratio. Your income is important because it helps lenders determine your capacity to repay a loan, while your credit history …
One of the controversial theories in real estate investing is called the ‘Prospect Theory’ or the ‘Loss-Aversion Theory’ Prospect theory states that ‘people’s perceptions of gain and loss are skewed.’ That is, people are more afraid of a loss than they are encouraged by a gain. If people are given a choice of two different …
