Typical Homeowner: I want to sell as high as I could. My property is a very good property.
“Do you want to own a mall without needing to buy the whole mall?” Yea, it’s possible if you are to invest into a real estate investment trust fund via the stock market. There are plenty of choices actually. Okay, it’s not like hundreds of choices but I think there’s enough for us to pick. Here’s the list of REITs and all the other necessary details to know before you invest into one. I think it is comprehensively explained at dividendmagic.com
There are many sites offering the calculation. I think this one by loanstreet.com (click here to go there) is straightforward and simple to use and refer. Do take a look at below:
Malaysia property market is a small one. Ours is also not so advanced. People still think anywhere above 20km away from the city centre as VERY FAR. Haha. I always encourage everyone to take a look at the suburbs in some advanced countries to understand that even 50km is not considered as ‘impossible’ and meanwhile 30km from the city centre is considered normal.
[Sponsored Review] 9 things about Tuai Timur as a PERFECT property for someone I bought my first property in 2003. It was an apartment
People say, “never put all your eggs into one basket” because the risks are very high that if the basket were to fall, all the eggs would be broken. It’s the same for investments. Diversification is necessary. My personal opinion is that dieversification is necessary but investment into property is compulsory. The last I remembered, not many people prefer to stay in a cave or under the bridge these days.
Property Investment 101: Budget 2023 highlights for property Let’s run through the Budget which was unveiled by PM Anwar Ibrahim recently. Source: theedgeprop.my (click here
People’s Housing Projects (PPR) is built to provide homes to Malaysians who could not afford their own home as yet. Thus, all these PPR homes must be for the benefit of poor Malaysians and not to enrich anyone who managed to get a unit and is then sub-letting the unit out to foreigners and gaining profits from it while many other needy Malaysians are having to wait for a unit for years.
Before I start, I need to remind everyone again that there is really such a thing as “Law of Attraction.” Somehow, we always seem to attract many people who’s just like us. Our friends… our colleagues… our tenants… They are like us! Be good to people, usually they will be good to us too. I give you a real conversation as below with one of my awesome tenant in Kota Kinabalu.
Google for reasons for property investment and you will an unlimited number of articles about this topic. After having invested into property for the last 18 years or so and having properties in 6 cities / towns in Malaysia, here are 10 reasons I think are important for property investment. All the WHYs…
Are you a first time home buyer? I was one as well, once upon a time ago. Are you worried because this is going to be a purchase of a few hundred thousand ringgit? I was as well. I thought buying my first property was very scary and buying my second property would cause me potential bankruptcy!
Seriously, during the Covid-19 times, even the news were all negative. As usual, kopiandproperty.com was one of the few media continuing to write from an objective point of view. 🙂 Haha. Nevertheless, it was tough because no one likes good news and the number of clicks when it is good news is much lower than when it’s bad news. I knew about this long time ago but will not resort to writing bad news, sorry.
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