If you have better finances, you will be able to own more properties.
In the following masterclass, I show the strategies to:
Substantially reduce your property investment risk
Avoid cash flow problems many investors face due to over-leveraged
Accumulate wealth faster but at the same time, safer!
You will discover how to:
– Manoeuvre the three stages of financial planning
– Find out the essential sources of capital for investment
– The Refinancing Strategy that unlocks untapped equity
– Assess your Loan Eligibility, so you always know how much debt you qualify
– Use the Leverage Effect responsibly
– Manage your Liquidity and cash flow, especially for investors who has a few properties
– Combine different OPM: Mortgage Vs. Margin Financing
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Assignment
- Complete the relevant exercise on PWM Personal Finance Workbook
- Calculate your current DSR. Post it in the comment
6 replies to "Better Finances, More Properties"
Hi KC, thank you for the informative session. Keep up the hard work!
I am glad that you like the sharing.
I have some question regarding refinancing which I’m not sure is it correct to ask here.
I try to elaborate by giving a scenario.
Assume both husband n wife have same bank eligibility to get loan.
Option 1. Husband own a property. After 5yrs he goes for refinancing to get cash out. So he wil need to pass the 10yrs eligibility test n the refinancing will involve stamp fee n legal fee.
Option 2. Husband own a property. After 5yrs he change the ownership to his wife n his wife goes to apply new loan. So this transaction will give them cash out without the need for 10yrs eligibility test & no stamp fee involve since its the change of ownership to love one. Am I correct?
Compare these two option any con for option 2 compare option 1?
Hi Chai Peng, you got the idea.
Opt2 – stamp duty for loan agreement still applies unless the banks absorb it.
HI KC,
I couldn’t find the spreadsheet. Could help post it here please ?
I just posted it up. Please find the link below the video.