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I’m planning a dual-property strategy and need your take on the math, I am a late 30s Single Singaporean.

The Singapore Plan: Buy a 4-room resale flat at Edgefield Plains (~$600k), take a mortgage, and rent out two rooms to cover the loan. Is this a solid cash-flow foundation?

The Overseas Plan: Use my remaining cash to buy properties in Malaysia (RTS link play), Japan (cheap Yen yield), or Dubai (tax-free luxury).
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Stewart Lim
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Hi, appreciate your sharing over PropertyGuru, looking at which area ? How can I assist you ?

Propose 1 master and 1 common room rent out to max up your rental yield.
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Kay Cloud
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Hi! You're on the right right track as far as planning a multi-property strategy.

However, to buy overseas property while owning an HDB flat, you must complete your 5-year Minimum Occupation Period (MOP) first. During the MOP, HDB strictly prohibits owners from purchasing any private residential property, locally or overseas

I'm a Harvard graduated real estate agent with a degree in economics, and have supported clients on more than $1 billion in transactions.

I'll be happy to have a more in depth discussion on how you might plan your asset progression journey, finances and more towards maximizing profit and income over the long run.

Please drop me a message via whatsapp or email and we can chat further. My contact details are below:

Kay Cloud
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Propnex Realty Pte Ltd
cloud@propnex.com
Tel: (+6.5.) 8.5.6.7.4.5.8.5
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