Common questions:
– Should I pay off my mortgages as quickly as possible?
– Should I pay more on top of my required mortgage instalments each month?
– I’m about to retire. Should I withdraw from my EPF to settle off my mortgage?
All of these are valid questions as there is a desire to be debt-free.
I’m an advocate of all being responsible with our debt commitments and using debt wisely. But, as a real estate investor, my concern is whether or not this is a financially savvy decision that could yield better returns from real estate investments.
During the this webinar, we discussed the following:
- The Pros & Cons of Paying Off Your Mortgages ASAP
- Should I Buy Properties with a Low LTV Ratio or with a High LTV Ratio?
- How Much Could You Save from Early Settlement of Mortgages?
- How do Real Estate Investors Perceive Differently About Mortgages?
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4 replies to "Pay Off Your Mortgage ASAP: Is it Good for You?"
Dear KC
Can I have the full video link to this webinar? I missed it in November
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Hi KC,
Going through this course, i’m just wondering when we put upfront cash, lower LTV there is some form of positive cash flow from rental returns. Why isn’t this being calculated in the CAGR?
The positive cash flow is added to the calculation too, represented by the PMT.