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Tuesday, 4 February 2020

Rent out your spare rooms for passive income??? (2)



Living with strangers may pose health hazards to the family. Who knows what diseases your tenants may be carrying?


For this round is Coronavirus: Some landlords in Singapore, fearing infection risk, turn away tenants returning from China

Read? Rent out your spare rooms for passive income???


9 comments:

  1. Privacy is priceless, especially in these days of modern technology.

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  2. Once a while, we can learn from real life situation on price of forgoing or trade off. We can't have it all.

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  3. Having lesser may not be actually worse off.

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  4. Nice food for thought, I have always planned to rent out my spare rooms for extra cash

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  5. Ehhh.... renting not really passive income leh. Kekeke!

    Reminds me 25 years ago I had this foreigner colleague who rented a HDB storeroom to sleep @ $200/mth. Now he also has a 5-rm HDB & a rental condo.

    As for own abode, no spare rooms lah: 1 bedroom, 1 man cave, 1 woman cave. :P

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  6. Quite interesting.

    Some tenants actually value privacy more than landlords while staying in the same household. They don't come out of their room unless necessary.

    Some tenants more scared of the landlords passing them the germs as there r more people in the flat that is the family of the landlord than them.

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