Hi guys, came across your video & loved it. Can i ask, the old SG adage of making it, ie the 5Cs. Can we say it should now be the 4Cs & a L? - for landed. Thanks.
Hi Haresh! Ideally if majority of the clients we dealt with had a choice they would prefer a landed. That being said it doesnt matter if its not in one's aspiration to own one. Landed does have its value appreciation and preservation plus it truly is scarce in supply! So perhaps yes in a way. 4C 1L
Thank you for such an informative video! May I ask, "What is the typical down payment that buyers tend to put when they buy a landed home? (i.e. what % of the total sale price?)"
Hello! Well most commonly an option fee of 1% followed by exercise fee of 4% making 5% (cash) Then most first pty loans are up to 75%. Thus the difference of 20% will be made up of cash plus cpf (a combination is ok). Hope it helps!
And thanks for the kind comments. Do share the content as we look to give value to more consumers and as a self starter in content space, we are encouraged with feedback and comments. Keep em coming!!
Rich man don’t even give leasehold landed a look at all. Richer man don’t know how to spell leasehold landed. Richest man don’t know what is leasehold landed. In short, people who can afford landed comfortably only buy freehold or 999 properties.
I tend to agree with you too. Its also probability because there are a lot more freehold and 999 year leasehold properties compared to 99 in landed. Its the opposite of condos. But u r right. But not just rich man . Most consumers who are looking at landed feel this way.
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Thank u! Hope we gave you some ideas on the landed segment!
Hi guys, came across your video & loved it. Can i ask, the old SG adage of making it, ie the 5Cs.
Can we say it should now be the 4Cs & a L? - for landed.
Thanks.
Hi Haresh! Ideally if majority of the clients we dealt with had a choice they would prefer a landed. That being said it doesnt matter if its not in one's aspiration to own one. Landed does have its value appreciation and preservation plus it truly is scarce in supply! So perhaps yes in a way. 4C 1L
@@propertyroundtable What about me? 0C 2L.
Then thats great!
Thank you for such an informative video!
May I ask, "What is the typical down payment that buyers tend to put when they buy a landed home? (i.e. what % of the total sale price?)"
Hello! Well most commonly an option fee of 1% followed by exercise fee of 4% making 5% (cash) Then most first pty loans are up to 75%. Thus the difference of 20% will be made up of cash plus cpf (a combination is ok). Hope it helps!
And thanks for the kind comments. Do share the content as we look to give value to more consumers and as a self starter in content space, we are encouraged with feedback and comments. Keep em coming!!
Rich man don’t even give leasehold landed a look at all. Richer man don’t know how to spell leasehold landed. Richest man don’t know what is leasehold landed. In short, people who can afford landed comfortably only buy freehold or 999 properties.
I tend to agree with you too. Its also probability because there are a lot more freehold and 999 year leasehold properties compared to 99 in landed. Its the opposite of condos. But u r right. But not just rich man . Most consumers who are looking at landed feel this way.