Comments on: Why real estate is a good investment? http://reijb.com/real-estate-good-investment/ Real Estate Investment in Johor Bahru Thu, 12 Aug 2010 06:08:21 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Michelle http://reijb.com/real-estate-good-investment/comment-page-1/#comment-1481 Michelle Mon, 26 Jul 2010 02:51:48 +0000 http://reijb.com/?p=422#comment-1481 Would like to know ur view on Condo project like Sky The Excecutive Suite and KSL city. Is Johorean ready for these kinds of "high end" condominium? Those expats influx talks works? As a working class, i think the price is not reachable at all. Would like to know ur view on Condo project like Sky The Excecutive Suite and KSL city. Is Johorean ready for these kinds of “high end” condominium? Those expats influx talks works? As a working class, i think the price is not reachable at all.

]]> By: ongkl http://reijb.com/real-estate-good-investment/comment-page-1/#comment-393 ongkl Sun, 05 Apr 2009 07:55:04 +0000 http://reijb.com/?p=422#comment-393 Thank you, Dave. Glad that you like our posts. Yes, one should accumulate as many as possible good real estates in order to secure cashflow towards financial freedom, and also as a preparation for a more financially secured retirement... Hope can hear more from you Dave. Cheers Thank you, Dave. Glad that you like our posts.

Yes, one should accumulate as many as possible good real estates in order to secure cashflow towards financial freedom, and also as a preparation for a more financially secured retirement…

Hope can hear more from you Dave.

Cheers

]]> By: Dave http://reijb.com/real-estate-good-investment/comment-page-1/#comment-388 Dave Sat, 04 Apr 2009 11:23:31 +0000 http://reijb.com/?p=422#comment-388 Great article... its amazing but i chanced upon this blog while surfing thru google... have been looking at the local (JB) real estate scene but honeslty don't have a clue how to start... this is the first article i'm reading and so far it rocks. :) Good stuff.. @jacques unless i'm wrong or unless the circumstances seem really extreme, one should not choose to default on their property. apart from monetary loss, it wouldn't look good on you if you decide to borrow $$$ from any bank in the future. having said that, i believe as with any investment, if due diligent homework is done (the hardest part ==" ) , no investor should have to abandon their investment. ie: all the locality, cashflow, price potential factors etc etc.... :) Great article… its amazing but i chanced upon this blog while surfing thru google…
have been looking at the local (JB) real estate scene but honeslty don’t have a clue how to start… this is the first article i’m reading and so far it rocks. :) Good stuff..

@jacques unless i’m wrong or unless the circumstances seem really extreme, one should not choose to default on their property. apart from monetary loss, it wouldn’t look good on you if you decide to borrow $$$ from any bank in the future. having said that, i believe as with any investment, if due diligent homework is done (the hardest part ==” ) , no investor should have to abandon their investment. ie: all the locality, cashflow, price potential factors etc etc….

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]]> By: Is the worst over for real estate investment trust (REIT)? http://reijb.com/real-estate-good-investment/comment-page-1/#comment-383 Is the worst over for real estate investment trust (REIT)? Thu, 02 Apr 2009 22:43:38 +0000 http://reijb.com/?p=422#comment-383 [...] placed. But, you still have no control over the management or operation of the property. (Read “Why real estate is a good investment?” to understand the advantages to have control over your investment [...] [...] placed. But, you still have no control over the management or operation of the property. (Read “Why real estate is a good investment?” to understand the advantages to have control over your investment [...]

]]> By: ongkl http://reijb.com/real-estate-good-investment/comment-page-1/#comment-358 ongkl Thu, 19 Mar 2009 08:01:01 +0000 http://reijb.com/?p=422#comment-358 Hi Jacques, If an owner chooses to default on his property, his property will be foreclosed by the bank after a grace period given. The proceeds from selling the property (through auction) will be used to pay off all the outstanding loan including interest and all other charges incurred to sell the property. If the proceeds are insufficient to pay off the oustanding amount, bank will distress his other estates. If the amount is too big, bank may request the court to declare him bankrupt. Cheers Hi Jacques,

If an owner chooses to default on his property, his property will be foreclosed by the bank after a grace period given. The proceeds from selling the property (through auction) will be used to pay off all the outstanding loan including interest and all other charges incurred to sell the property. If the proceeds are insufficient to pay off the oustanding amount, bank will distress his other estates. If the amount is too big, bank may request the court to declare him bankrupt.

Cheers

]]> By: Jacques http://reijb.com/real-estate-good-investment/comment-page-1/#comment-348 Jacques Thu, 12 Mar 2009 07:44:13 +0000 http://reijb.com/?p=422#comment-348 Interesting article. One question pop up when reading it: Can Real Estate owners chose to default on their property, and what is the trade-off? Do they simply walk away and lose their investment, or do they need to cover the loss with their estate / declare bankruptcy should their estate be insufficient? Interesting article.
One question pop up when reading it: Can Real Estate owners chose to default on their property, and what is the trade-off? Do they simply walk away and lose their investment, or do they need to cover the loss with their estate / declare bankruptcy should their estate be insufficient?

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