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Books on retirement planning in our NLB are much lesser. So far, I think this is better model approach. I will revise if I happen to find better model after reading more books or from Google.
ReplyDeleteOne proven model to generate consistent passive income is to use OPM to invest in property and enjoy net rental when fully paid up.
ReplyDeleteFor example... if you invest 1 private property with $350K (Bayshore park) 28 years ago:
Down payment: $35K (10%)
Loan $315K @ 3% interest for 25 years: 1,493 per month
through out the 25 years, still have positive cashflow after paying off the monthly mortgage loan.
Fully paid after 25 year. Property value $850K (CAGR 13.5)
Now fully paid, net rental income ~ 2.6K
Bottom line...
1. $35K investment grow to $850K in 25 years.
2. Passive income $2.6K monthly for ~70yr. The tap won't stop till you die.
That auntie in her 59 and her retired hubby @ 64 whom I talked to also bought private property @ $800K in earlier years also looking to offload their RESIDENTIAL property as part of their retirement planning. It seems that more baby boomers are looking at their RESIDENTIAL property as retirement fund. Let see what will happen in 10 to 15 years when these baby boomers begin to cash out to meet liquidity needs.
DeleteThose who have smaller investment properties for rental may benefit from this trend.