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Anonymous

30 May 2019

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When assessing a property, should we look at higher rental yield or capital gain? Where do we find such information?

I am 27 this year, planning to upgrade to a condo after my first BTO.

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Teo See Hwa

30 May 2019

MArketing Associate at Propnex

Common mistake, upgrade to a condo selling BTO.

I will buy another BTO hold the cash since age is 27, use 1 name in the HDB after 5 years MOP buy a condo rent out HDB.

Hello!

While rental yield shows you the flow of income over time, capital yield shows the growth of the property value. You should definitely look at both!

Depending on what type of investment it is and your investment goal, rental yield and capital gain can be of equal importance. For short term investment, capital gain is what will set you apart as an investor. One way to look at it is that rental yield is the money that will look after your portfolio, but capital gain is the money that help you purchase the next investment grow your portfolio. To have a better understanding on how to increase rental yield, find out more at: https://www.99.co/blog/singapore/property-jargo...

Rental yield can be calculated based on previous transactions information. However, if you want to explore a more sophisticated calculation, a property agent can help. On how to calculate rental yield, take a look at: https://www.99.co/blog/singapore/calculate-rent...

Douglas Chow

26 May 2019

Chief Enlightenment Officer at Empower Advisory

Hi Douglas here. 2nd keynote speaker.

Look at both. Rental yield is to help u to service your mort...

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