I believe there is a MOP for next property in Singapore. I am unsure if it is applicable if I am getting one in Malaysia?Originally Posted by Douk
I believe there is a MOP for next property in Singapore. I am unsure if it is applicable if I am getting one in Malaysia?Originally Posted by Douk
Hmmm, the run up is pass... But timing still very important. Personally, I think, except for some projects, generally timing has become more important than location... Build the portfolio step by step. Have a goal for each move, be it 50k, 100k or 500k. Have a plan and time horizon and execute it when time comes. The rest is intuition and pure guts...Originally Posted by DC33_2008
If buy resale without grant, i believe no mop to buy pte ppty.....Originally Posted by yowetan
How much a mth u nid inorder to go into semiOriginally Posted by DC33_2008
the minute you buy HDB, new or resale, there's a MOP of 5 years.Originally Posted by devilplate
Mop to buy pte ppty hor....u so sure meh?Originally Posted by kane
Not toking abt mop to sell or sublet hor
thought you were referring to pte. pte never had an mop, just the seller stamp duty mah.
now that i look at the ruling, so it doesn't preclude a owner from buying a resale hdb, and buy a private after that but they have to stay in the hdb for 5 years?
Yes sir u r rite provided never take cpf housing grantOriginally Posted by kane
Q: I have not fulfilled the minimum occupation period. What are the types of private properties I can invest in?Originally Posted by devilplate
[ Living in HDB Flats > Purchasing Private Properties ]
A: If you have not fulfilled the minimum occupation period, you can only invest in:
You cannot invest in any type of property that is classified as residential or has residential accommodation.
- pure commercial properties
- pure industry properties
- vacant land not zoned for residential development
Example:
Mr Tan has not fulfilled the minimum occupation period for his HDB flat. He wants to invest in a two-storey shop house. The first story is a retail shop. The second story is an apartment. He cannot invest because the property offers residential accommodation.
Haha....pls read thru hdb website thoroughly la....aiyoyoyo
ah so des. thank you for the clarification.Originally Posted by devilplate
You need to stay in the Hdb minimum 5 yrs before you can sell it or rent it out la...Originally Posted by yowetan
Where you get that from? Hdb or cpf? Its strange. Coz last I know you can just buy the private except you must stay in hdb during the MOP...Originally Posted by ysyap
I only partially correct....wakakakaOriginally Posted by kane
Bot after 30th aug 2010, all must fulfil 5yrs mop before one allowed to buy pte
http://www.hdb.gov.sg/fi10/fi10325p....y?OpenDocument
http://askhdb.hdb.gov.sg/Home/Hybrid...on=&returnurl=Originally Posted by mcmlxxvi
From HDB website!![]()
I didn't know about the commercial ave. Haha.Originally Posted by devilplate
Oh...! Dont personally know anyone who bought after that, no wonder I still blur... Thanks bros devil and yap for clarifying.Originally Posted by devilplate
You are most welcome...Originally Posted by mcmlxxvi
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This forum very useful, every time learn something new.
Cheers to that... Wish every bro and sis here tomorrow 开工大吉! While I continue looking... LolOriginally Posted by kane
bro y dont u start by doing some reading. Alot of pple are restricted by their mindset. For change to happen it must start from oneself. "For things to change, i m change first"Originally Posted by yowetan
First feed your mind with positive food, before u can effect changes in your attitude and then actions. Before anything good can happen, u need to attract it. 1 book U can Start reading/ DVD is " The Secret" and understand the law of attraction.
The Smartest can also self destruct in casinos lor, so its more than being the smartest.
Advice from my msian JB bros:
can buy in JB, but only to stay (weekday or/and weekend) and enjoy the 'exchange-rate'. House price will not rise. And if you really plan/want to buy, just get a 'non-famous' landed terrace of around RM300k.
'Development' changes its location every decade or so in Johore. Caveat Emptor![]()
$20k/mth. Any advice?Originally Posted by devilplate
$20k a month for semi? Does it include both passive and active income? I take it as full retirement already... $20k/mth salary belongs to the top 5% of Singaporeans already, right?Originally Posted by DC33_2008
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Ok, after reading the comments, we were advising that he sell off his 813@sanctuary 2 bedder and wait. When price dropped next year, he can get a 3 bedder with the same owning power. By the way, anyone with a kid stay in a 2 bedder? Is it too small for a family of 3?? I know ideally will be a 2+S, but what abt 2 bedder and the child's room with study table for whole family? that is what happen to my relative now. M trying to use this to convince him to sell and upgrade, meanwhile wait for crash.
I own a 2 BR in hillview previously with a young toddler then; it is still okay as the floor space is squarish and well utilise. However, I moved on as I couldnt take the stress of paying up the units. Now, I can sleep better in my 5 room HDB flat in Yishun.Originally Posted by Montaigne
1. Who can say for sure price will drop next year?
2. If drop will it be big enough to justify getting lock in by all the seller's SSD and paying another round of stamp duties and legal fees, agent fees etc?
3. If didn't drop who going to compensate them?
Above food for thought. Not an inducement to sell or to buy.![]()
Originally Posted by Montaigne
I agree. If everything was hunky dory, and interest rates are at a high, I'm pretty sure there's a good chance of a significant correction due to European woes. But there's so much pessimism and caution, how can a market peak with this kind of market psychology?Originally Posted by teddybear
This thread has deviated quite a bit from what it was started to be, but I must say this is one of the best threads in this forum. A lot of food for thought![]()
Good choice.Originally Posted by yowetan
Affordable means small