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Asked by Anonymous

Updated 3w ago

Property investing Ads that claim that one can buy and own more than 30 properties with little or no money down. Possible? If yes, how can one do so, and what are the pitfalls of doing so?

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Level 8. Wizard

Answered 3w ago

PSA if it's I Quadrant - it seems like they are listed on the MAS Investor Alert List:

Makes sense to check against this list if you have any doubts about any player in the market: http://www.mas.gov.sg/IAL.aspx?sc_p=A

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Thaddeus Tan

Thaddeus Tan, Community Lead at Seedly

Level 5. Genius

Answered 4w ago

Hi, I was at the 99.co event the other day and if I'm not wrong one of the speakers said that this wasn't possible or was very difficult to do.

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