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Cashing in now or keep on renting?

I currently have a condo that is being tenanted until the end of September. In all likelihood, they will most probably be moving out.

Seeing that I have made gains of approximately 100% from the original purchase price, I am in a dilemma whether to look for another tenant or to cash in and sell it off.

Even though I don't need the money, I'm thinking about another downturn that seems to be imminent, so pondered about cashing in and wait for the next 'up cycle'.

Please note, that I do have other properties in my portfolio. 1 HDB rented out, and another condo that should TOP end 2013.
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6 Answers

Afternoon,

With 100% profit, it might be good to cash it out and invest the profit in something else. You can also use the monies from that condo to finance your upcoming unit.

Do feel free to contact me for further assistance.

Regards
Mike Lim
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Dear Liu,

Greetings From Mohamed Ameen

Hi! Since you are not in a hurry to sell, Why not rent out the place and enjoy the passive income. Please feel free to call me for a non obligation on how i can help you achieve your real estate needs.

Mohamed Ameen
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Recently my client bought a condo while 'holding' on to a HDB flat. They need the 'funds' for the condo and hence, has to sell the HDB unit. The S&P process needs careful and confident planning with HDB, CP, bank and lawyer etc. Call us if you need an opinion or check this site www.catherinepang.com Read More
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  • KL
    Sorry to be blunt, but what is the relevance of this information. I am a bit confused.
Hi Kenlin,

A bold move will be to cash out both your condo units and divert your investment into landed property. Why? The number of landed properties in Singapore has been shrinking therefore the supply has dropped, which means the value should be at least maintaining if not increasing. If you are interested to know more, you can always give me a call for discussion. My team is currently marketing a few good buy units.

Regards,
Geryl LIM
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  • KL
    As an SPR, I do not think we will qualify to buy a landed property.
I can help you to market your unit, please free free to drop me an email or sms or meet up for a short discussion.

Regards
Mike DTZ
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Email: mikexu@live.com.sg
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Hello Kenlin,

do you mind if you furnish me with more details of your unit for sale? I am able to provide hassle-free help on the marketing of your unit. Alternatively, do view my web at www.96952550.com and if you feel that we can work together, I look forward to hearing from you.

Have a good weekend!

Best Regards
Dalen Chee
email : dalen550@gmail.com
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