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Thinking of investing a condo with a friend. Friend 35 (PR, first property), me 53 (Citizen with property).
I will front all the 25% downpayment. Friend will stay in property and pay the monthly mortgage. Friend pays all the stamp duty. Both agreed to not sell the property for at least 3 years. And both side have to sell if given 1 year notice.
In your opinion, what should be a fair Tenancy-In-Common percentage ? Need to neutral opinion to proceed ASAP
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Hi Will,

I would be most glad to assist you further and please feel free to let me know if you need any assistance. Have a good day ahead. By the way, can I know which project is that? So that I could value add and give some honest opinion to you.

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Dear Will,

Hi, I am Brendan!

I think a straight forward and fair percentage will be to take sum of money paid by 1 individual divided by total cost of property (including stamp duty)

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Hi Will,

There is no perfect formula but I think one way could be to allocate, at the start, in proportion of the upfront costs. Assuming $1mil purchase, total upfront costs is approx 400k, your share can be 250k/400k, and the balance his share. This reflects your earlier higher contributions.

This is with a view towards 50%/50% ownership (and contribution) by a certain year. You can work out an amortization table to calculate his total payments by that year, and the point where there is an equal outlay from each of you will be the milestone year. Thereafter, do a part-share sale or transfer, to balance it to 50%/50%, and then plan from there again (be it to cash out your share or to divest the property etc).

Just my 2 cents opinion. May I have more info and requirements about your plans so as to make better recommendations? Thanks and look forward to value-add to your housing plans.

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Dear Will,

It is impossible to propose a neutral opinion in this case, given that the amount of capital input ratio changes every month and each sum of money can be viewed as equally important in maintaining the property in terms of instalments as well as maintenance fees. Is 50/50 fair in your opinion? ABSD of 17% will be levied on this purchase given that it is your 2nd residential property in Singapore.

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Hi Will,

In my opinion, this is not the cleverest way to co-invest in a property.

BSD 3-4%, ABSD payable 17%, your SPR friend will have to bear more than 20% in Stamp Duties, and then pay the monthly mortgages. I mean, why would he want to do that, when he can purchase a smaller property by himself, by paying 25% downpayment, 3-4% BSD and 5% ABSD?

For example, a $1m property co-purchase, he will need to fork out $194.6k. Compared to a $600k sole purchase, where he only needs to pay $192.6k.

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