Imagine this: You are in your 40s, earning a consistent $11,000 a month, and you have recently reached your Minimum Occupation Period (MOP) in a lovely Clementi HDB apartment. The big question is coming up: Would it make more sense to invest in two smaller properties for longer-term financial returns, or should you upgrade to a… Continue reading Upgrade to a Bigger Condo or Invest in Two Properties? Our $11K/Month Dilemma
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Upcoming Cheaper New Launches in 2025/2026! Fact or Myth?
Have you sold a property before or after TOP? What was your experience? In the real estate market, timing is crucial. The decision of whether to sell their newly launched condo before or after receiving a temporary occupancy permit (TOP) is one of the most important ones for real estate investors. For those unfamiliar, TOP denotes… Continue reading Upcoming Cheaper New Launches in 2025/2026! Fact or Myth?
Confused with Property Selections? Here’s Your Checklist!
As a young couple in your 30s, you’re eager to buy your first house together but aren’t sure where to begin. Although the real estate market can be intimidating, you’re not alone in this dilemma.Now, you’re stepping foot in uncharted territory as a first-time buyer. It can be difficult to put that knowledge into practice… Continue reading Confused with Property Selections? Here’s Your Checklist!
7 Easy Tips How to Avoid Room for Rent Scams in Singapore
In Singapore, rental scams are rampant and if you are a lessee, you must always be alert when there are signs of any room or house rental scams. Searching for an apartment should be fun and exciting but rental fraud can turn a positive experience into a negative one. Most scam artists use the vulnerability of prospective homeowners to cheat them of their money and here is how you can prevent it from happening to you. Every property for lease has a listing. The important thing to remember is this: even if a listing looks completely legitimate, there is still a small risk of fraud. Scammers will always find a way to lure you into giving a payment before checking the property.