As above I would have answered this question for you if you rent it out but if you intend to sell in the current market , you should be able to make a profit but not much ( I won't know when you had brought the hole so can't know by how much your hole is now vs when you had brought it) Take for example if you had brought the hole in the Asian Financial crisis, you should roughly have a hole valued twice or more, the amount which you brought it!As you guys know that I'm making plans to run road overseas, the biggest concern is my pigeon hole. I have a choice to rent it out or sell it outright if I needed more cash. Being a first time home owner, I need to know if we usually make a profit. The info is as below.
1. It is a resale flat when I bought it. Once it has cleared the time bar of selling resale or not makes no difference . It's the location
2. Grant 11k If you intend to make a profit and had considered that a pigeon hole was 'an investment' rather than a residence. you SHOULD NOT have taken a grant. If you had, you will have to pay pigeon hole levy on selling.
3. Hdb loan Since you have not fully paid up. You would have to return whatever outstanding + interest to Con People Fund unless you have make more than the initial amount coughed out so it penny change to throw it back to them
4. Planning to sell at its 5th year You can't plan to sell this way, you have to time it as a investment guru in property would.
5. Monthly installment 600 by CPF and 360 by cash Since your cash outlay is small it makes more sense to rent it out long term till you have fully paid up. The $$$ in % gained would be much more ( this is unless the property market does poorly) but then in the long term you gain to rent it out as property market have it's ups and downs
Assuming market demand stays the same, will I make a profit?
Lastly you owe me a BIG favour so up my points BY ALOT is appreciated! Cheers
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