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Oh dear, fundamentally, you have to ask yourself, what is the reason for letting go of your existing place and getting a new one? If it is to encash the property, I would suggest that this is not the right time. Property prices are sky high! In all the 3 scenarios you painted, which serves your purpose? Keeping your HDB is a good option. I know of a top executive who believes in keeping his first HDB! He bought a private property for stay but kept his HDB for rental.  | |||
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I guess option 3 is good enough in your case. On the other hand, I came to learn that a lot of people want to own their own home, instead of being forever under the thumb of somebody else who wants their palm oiled at least once a month. But what about owning your own city where you can collect the rent and designate yourself mayor and perhaps even impose taxes? There are many communities for sale all over the world, and some are going for well under $1 million. You can visit this site here for more info: Get more info with our own websites! | |||
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