Issue – Bank does not want to loan so much money, hence valuing the property lower than market price!!
• During the Peak, Sail is $1800psf City facing
• Bank can matched in 2007
• Now, bank matched $1400psf
• The Price now is $1450psf
• Size is 614sqft
• Peak is $1.1Mil, 20% = $220K (Based on $1800psf)
• Selling Price = $1450 * 614 = $890,300
• Bank Match = $1400 * 614 = $859,600
• COV = $30,700
• Loan ($1450) = $890,300 * 80% = $712,240
• Loan ($1400) = $859,600 * 80% = $687,680
• Cash Outlay + COV ($30,700) = $859,600 * 20% = $171,920 + 30,700
o = $202,620
Cash Outlay is even lower than the Peak
If Bank Matched at $1450psf, loan amount is higher, which is $712K instead of $688K
RISK is also higher and resulted in
Lower Rental Yield
Lower chances of Capital Appreciation compared to the peak
Loan Amount is higher
Higher Interest Rates means more payout