Investment for New Investors

There are many reasons why most people have a difficult time becoming successful in real estate investing. Many never did even one deal. Some thought property investing is not as attractive as the other investment. 

Are you one of these people? Odds are that you are! In fact, mustering the courage to start a property portfolio is often the most difficult part in property investing. However, as long as you understand a few key concepts and are clear about your goals, property investing can become a far less daunting proposition. We’ll present some of the biggest obstacles for new real estate investors that are driving down success rates and discouraging a lot of people. 

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Why Most New Property Investors Fail:
  1. Have no idea what they are going into. Lack of knowledge and education.
  2. Are after the quick buck. More often than not property investors chose the wrong strategy.
  3. Think and analyze too much, and must be 100% sure. They do not have a plan, strategy and are often confused with too much information.
  4. Have no clear objective. They are unsure what is the reasonable yield, and are only interested in short term capital appreciation.
  5. Think of only short term gain. Most ignore the mid-long term impact on positive cash flow, equity building from rental or the cost of financing.
  6. More often than not they also chose the wrong partners to work with.



Tips For New Property Investors

Few Simple Tips for New Property Investors:
  1. Know what you are going into. Have local knowledge.
  2. Keep it simple. Go for cash flow or rental yield.
  3. Have a clear plan how to make your property investment generate a positive or constant cash flow for you.
  4. Work with the right partners. Build relationship with all partners.

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Property Investors Questions:


What is your advice for new investor?
Stay very focus on your objective and stay as simple as possible. Look at rental yield and or positive cash-flow. Don't get confused and distracted.

I have not been to this region, is it advisable to invest in Singapore?
First of all how did you get to know Singapore? Do you know someone whom have invested in Singapore? Work in collaboration with someone whom you know. It is important to know what you will be going through and the risks involved. Look through our website for some general information. If you have any specific question, feel free to contact us, we will do our best to answer those questions.

Is a freehold property the best investment?
A freehold property may not be the best investment property. It depends how long you intend to keep the property. First, in Singapore context the rental yield for a leasehold property is better vis-a-vis a freehold one. If you are building cash-flow, a freehold property may not be what you should be looking for.

Is it easy to get a tenant in Singapore?
Singapore is an open economy with a population of about 5.2 million currently. About 1.3 million of them are foreigners. Since 2011, there are more than 170,000 expatriates with 'Employment Pass' (higher income group) staying in Singapore each year. About the same number of "S" Pass holders stay in Singapore each year. Together with about 75,000 foreign students, these 3 groups of foreigners formed bulk of the source of demand for rental accommodation in Singapore. 

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