For me I am just board here in Singapore waiting to get dressed to go to this massive wedding I am here for.. then up to Thailand so I can relax and live the life I deserve because I am a RE investor  LOL... 

They do 65 % LTV and not the best rates but was based on the property not the lender.We had clients from Singapore, Malaysia, UK , Israel, Dubai , and Canada If you would like to know more PM meAlex Which company is it?

Singapore is nice also.

In addition, 2nd and third purchases will have 7% and 10% tax levied (about $70,000 to 100,000 when private properties here cost about 1 million dollars on average.)Having said that, almost everyone in Singapore owns a house as there is a public housing scheme called HDB Flats, and 80% of homeowners own one this way and in many cases, after waiting about 10 years the value would have gone up by quite a bit.

Singapore or Australia where property values are rising.

(I'm not much on Keynesian Economics as readers of the Chattel Finance Newsletter already know.)Predictably, Hong Kong and Singapore ranked ahead of us, as they have since the early 1950s.

Hi, I have lived in Aus, NZ, HK and Singapore.

His address is Singapore, and the booking "is my first for 2020" and in September. 

This is a very interesting thread and like you @Randy Chang I have the same strategy.

@Darren Chang I just skimmed the code and It looks like there is an owner occupancy requirement for accessory dwelling units (as you mentioned you could in theory live in either).