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Ultimately, I think it is all a choice! Alternatively, we can reduce expenses by just bringing them for outdoor play in the park, and similar activities like that. Kids will still be really happy! :)

Agree, definitely not easy to have more than 1 or 2 kids in Singapore...

Looking at the bright side, at least there are enough opportunities in Singapore for all our kids!

@@propertyadvantage.myronvenessa I am not sure if my child can take the stress. Many people are struggling with mental illness. We pay a heavy prize for a "successful" Sg

The good thing is mental health awareness is better globally now. We need to educate our kids and teach them ways to de-stress. Some places that are not successful also have their own stress. So I guess, it's about choosing what type of 'stress' we want...

@@propertyadvantage.myronvenessa We don't want any stress. My daughter is not ambitious and chose to work for the government. Yet, she feels stressed! She is timid and can't take stress

@@propertyadvantage.myronvenessa I rather we are not so successful

Most people don’t want to keep moving ! So they prefer not to rent, and they also like to do their own renovations. But for us we don’t mind moving and renovation not a big deal for us! So it’s still possible, depending on what are your priorities :)

Bcuz these are expensive houses. The area I’m renting in cost abt 4-5mio. If I buy, mth repayment is 17k. But rental is abt 10k However my property is nearer to mrt and can fetch gd prices to cover the rental. These kind of game only happen at high quantum properties. Haha. Cuz atas area and landed has low rental returns

It’s a freehold property near Ang Mo Kio area 😊

If you factor those in, there may be some nett loss, but it’s ok because for the property there is capital appreciation! And also the place we are renting is actually where we need to be in terms of kids school, etc, but yet not where we feel we want to invest our money in.. 😊

We will try our best to improve the quality in our next videos! :)

Hi there! It depends on the clause in the contract. Most ‘Option To Renew’ clauses states that tenant has the option to renew for a certain amount of time as long as it’s at the prevailing market rate. Some landlord try to say that the market rate is very very high so as not to let the tenant agree to the new rental rate. But if tenant really were to go and challenge this, tenant will still usually win the case!

Thanks for your encouragement! :)