Tag: money
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Case Studies of Actual Property: Banyan Tree Signatures
The author is exploring an investment property aimed at cash flow, specifically Banyan Tree Residences in Kuala Lumpur. The property, appealing due to its location and amenities, shows promising monthly cash flow of RM1,148. However, the high price of RM1.5 million exceeds the budget, leading to continued property searches.
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Case Studies of Actual Property: Enlace Suites @ Pantai Sentral Park
The author is searching for an investment property and recently viewed Enlace @ Pantai Sentral Park, a pre-built development completing in September 2029. Despite its appealing features, the property presents significant negative cash flow, limited capital appreciation potential, and concerns about future density and project timelines, leading to its rejection as an investment.
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Case Studies of Actual Property: Park Green @ Pavilion Bukit Jalil
The author is seeking an investment property, focusing on cash flow. They evaluated Park Green @ Pavilion Bukit Jalil, a pre-built residential project. Despite its strategic location and amenities, the analysis revealed negative cash flow and limited capital gain potential, leading to the conclusion that it is not a viable investment option.
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Case Studies of Actual Property: COVO at 16 Sierra @ Puchong South
The author is searching for an investment property focused on cash flow. They analyzed COVO at 16 Sierra, currently under construction, but concluded it’s not a viable investment due to negative cash flow of RM656 monthly, despite potential capital appreciation. The search for a suitable property continues.
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Case Studies of Actual Property: Pavilion Square
The author discusses their property investment exploration, focusing on Pavilion Square, an upcoming development set to complete in 2029. Despite its prime location and potential for capital appreciation, the property exceeds their budget, resulting in negative cash flow. The project is deemed unsuitable for their investment strategy, which prioritizes cash flow over appreciation.
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Case Studies of Actual Property: Parkside Residences | Setia Federal Hill
The author shares insights from their property investment journey, specifically regarding Parkside Residences. Despite a promising location and backing from reputable developers, the property fails to meet cash flow criteria, showing negative monthly cash flow and high capital appreciation risks. Currently, the author decides to pass on this investment opportunity.
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Case Studies of Actual Property: The Park 2 – Bukit Jalil
As mentioned previously, I am currently searching for an investment property, and I’ll be sharing my journey and analysis along the way. My main objective is cash flow. The first property viewing I attended was at The Park 2 & Park Residences in Bukit Jalil. My first visit to The Park 2 was during the…
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How to Spot Fake Property Listings in Malaysia (And Avoid Wasting Your Time)
In Malaysia, fake property listings are surprisingly common. Some real estate agents post attractive—but nonexistent—units just to attract inquiries, then redirect you to other properties. Even though this is not allowed by law, enforcement is weak. I’ve personally experienced the frustration of finding what looked like a great deal, only to be told it was…
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My First Property Journey: Cash Flow!
Read Time After investing in the stock market and reading countless books, I’ve come to appreciate several advantages of real estate that equities simply don’t offer. Real Estates are: tangible, allows the use of leverage, bring in monthly cash flow. In Japan, the rental market is definitely more attractive, given that most people rent rather…
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What to Do With Your Japanese Pension When You Leave the Country
If you’re a foreigner leaving Japan, one big question comes up quickly: What should you do with your Japanese pension? When I was preparing to leave, I wasn’t sure if it was a permanent move or just temporary—and honestly, I had no idea what to do with my pension either. I was clueless how…