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Wealth building requires time. Those with small capital can always start by investing in conventional investment such as stocks and mutual fund. But eventually, you need to build your wealth via alternative investment such as real property and businesses alike. From what I see, real property is one of the best investments out there. In this article, I’m going to share my personal view on why invest in real estate especially in Malaysia.

When you have some spare cash sitting in bank without doing anything for you, then perhaps it is time to look into what you can do with the money. Of course, when you reach RPC blog you know that it is definitely about investment. We preach heavily on investing your money as soon as you can so that you will be able to grow your wealth. Now let’s try with small amount of capital that is reasonable that many people can invest.

Many didn’t realised that we can actually find out how much we need to earn in order to buy property in Malaysia. In fact, how much salary to buy a house in Malaysia anyway? This is going to be the most straightforward article that I’ve ever written. The reason is because it involves calculations. The question of How Much Salary To Buy a House in Malaysia is not about how much you are making every month, but rather how much you can get financing from the banks based on your monthly income.

As of 2021, the most attractive investment out there is certainly stocks. Ever since the outbreak of Covid-19 in March 2020, stocks become the most preferred investment. You don’t need to leave home to invest. All you need it just an internet connection. Does it mean other investment is dead? Now, let’s look into the differences between rental property vs stocks. If you ask me, I’m very tempting to say that stocks is really a good investment.

The answer is Yes. Property is an alternative investment. There are many types of investment out there. Alternative investments are those financial asset that does not fall into one of the conventional equity/income/cash categories. I looked up the phrase for alternative investments on the internet and found the closest definition is from Investopedia. Alternative investments is a financial asset that does not fall into one of the conventional investment categories. Conventional categories include stocks, bonds, and cash.