Property Investment Strategies by Tan Yang Po of Aquaint Property (Azeana) (亚资房地产总裁, 陈映波)

3 Property Investment Strategies by Ms. Tan Yang Po, CEO of Aquaint Property (Formerly known as Azea Property Investment). Aquaint Property (Aquaint) is a seminar and property investment company, and is set up by current CEO, Tan Yang Po, in 2009. With a vision to empower people to attain financial freedom by building passive income through property investment, it holds a property seminar every quarterly to teach their students how to do so. Aquaint also has a property investment club which currently boasts of almost 4,000 members in Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan etc. We organize free 3-hour seminar to coach people on the strategies in property investment. Find out more at www.Azeana.com www.facebook.com/AquaintProperty www.AquaintProperty.com Aquaint Property was set up in 2009 and listed on Australian Stock Exchange on 11/11/13. CEO of Aquaint Property is Tan Yang Po. 亚资房地产总裁, 陈映波.

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1. @mike
   i get where you are coming from but in evry property purchase definitely theres liabilities at least at the earlier stages but as time past yr equity built up .In the long run its the profits that matters dont you think so?
2. True or true... They all speak the same way.. Lol
3. Please kindly correct me if I am not wrong, but:
   - If you are borrowing on an amortising basis, the interest expense over the period will be lower due to principal being paid off, so in the long run you will pay more interest if you take the IO loan due to principal being the same and higher interest expense. Even if you sell the property if you are on an amortising loan, you pay off less principal on the loan on full repayment date, therefore you will generate greater proceeds when you sell off your property. Wouldn't this be the case based on a total return principle?
   - About the returns being infinity, wasn't the initial capital 200,000? I would think one should base a return calculation on the 200,000 and therefore infinity is not possible as there will always be cash outlay. 
   
   I am new to real estate so will kindly appreciate if you could help clarify.
4. Great video and information.
5. Smart, but very High Risk
6. true
7. Sasson, it's not nonsense. You're essentially leveraging other people's money.  Let's say you invest for capital gains and the property dropped in value, guess what, you now don't have capital gains or cash flow but with a cash flow strategy you always have cash flow regardless of which way the market go and that is her point. 
8. This is the most nonsense I have ever heard in my property investing career. " The rich invest for cash flow"?? LOL This woman's entire presentation is flawed. Please don't listen to her and go and learn the true principles of property investing that will make you wealth. She talks about IO loans as if its the biggest secret ever... are you kidding me? I still can't believe the rubbish I heard this lady talk..!
9. 23:11 Wille Wee? hehe! lol
10. For people who want to get cash at home, but are scared of getting started, Copy and paste into google Caul Cash Code to take the first step.
11. Care to touch more on interest only loan!