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August 27th, 2005 02:51 AM #11
try to invest on a condo first. i have this idea regarding proportion...wherein the value of the car/s must be proprtionate to the value of one's residence. i can't imagine of having a very expensive car without having a decent place to live in first....just my opinion.
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August 27th, 2005 02:59 AM #12think of it this way: ung real estate, investment yan. ung car, unless gamit mo sa business, is like a hole in the pocket B). you can go places with a car, but sooner or later you're gonna want to come home.
kung hindi mo naman kaagad kelangan ung condo, you could rent it out, then use the rental income para hulugan ung kotse :D btw, take note of the maintenance fees sa condos
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August 27th, 2005 03:00 AM #13Originally Posted by edl100
yun hulugan yun na lang problemahin mo, may trabaho pa naman diba and may 2nd hand car ka pa naman, pang-emergency mo just in case d ka makahulog
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August 27th, 2005 03:22 AM #14
car comparison nga. hehehehe. same sentiments with previous answers na.
cars depreciate, real estate increases in price.
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August 27th, 2005 08:02 AM #15
it all depends on your income level.
for some people... P3.5M is just a drop in the bucket.
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August 27th, 2005 09:00 AM #16Originally Posted by edl100
for practical reasons, if have the money and have an existing car, i'll get a condo near my work. that way, i didn't have to drive to work and ease off the usage of my car. of course, anybody loves to drive. looking on the trend, the value of a condo always appreciates. a car on the other hand do not. and if you're single and would want to settle down, you could always get a house and lot after selling the condo unit.
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August 27th, 2005 10:04 AM #19
Depends on how much you make. Tama si mazdamazda. I mean if you make 10M a year... well... or even more... But if that's all the money I have, I'd get the best real estate half of it can afford, and half to go to other stuff.
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August 27th, 2005 10:15 AM #20
investment in real estate is always more prudent. the value always appreciates, more often than not
however, if you need a car in order to generate income, then you will have a rather tough balancing act to make since in this case your car is a necessity and you will need a reliable one. in this case, you may opt to get a lower valued real estate and spend the rest on refurbishing your car or get a more decent 1st hand or 2nd hand unit from the sales of your old car and your extra cash
forget about the need to have a nice car if you live in a condo. so what!
i know a lot of people with nice cars but only rent real estate
it is better to own your own real estate first
just my two sentimos worth
Thank you!
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