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Irrefutable proof that you are merely renting from HDB, you never ever own a flat!
- Thread starter Aaron carter
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only in the best first world called cecapore
Definitely. Not paying property tax may cause your lessee turn lesser before it gets confiscated.
Lol,many jokers tot they own the flat ,lol,whem papigs find that the area they staying can reap for more profit they will ask to leave n buy another unit,lol,pity the suckered that bought that area n end up with less of wat they purchased
Probably the only country in the world to successfully brainwashed most of the morons thinking that they OWN the place... a country with "very high homeownership" lol...... mai chio hor ok.... not just HDB. Condo and landed as well... as long as it is a leasehold, it's a rental. As the lease reaches >30, 40 years and beyond, the time decay is sibei 96 one lor.... the time value depreciates like crazy.. very much like Options contract halfway and towards expiration date.
Morons still thinking about renting out their old unit for passive income... everytime I hear, I quietly arm chio nia... really is kum gong until don't understand the value of money lol.... kum gong until work for free also don't know ownself working for free..... financially illiterate thus blinded by monetary illusions.
Morons still thinking about renting out their old unit for passive income... everytime I hear, I quietly arm chio nia... really is kum gong until don't understand the value of money lol.... kum gong until work for free also don't know ownself working for free..... financially illiterate thus blinded by monetary illusions.
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lessor, lessee, lesser mortals. it all makes sense.
Then why are we paying the property tax as a lessee, not a owner?
Actually, all lands are on 999 yrs lease from 1819, from Malay Sultanate. Subsequently , government administrators just carve out parcels and issued paper titles and labels to differentiate certain plots for certain uses. Then, PAP administrators, carve out even a smaller sub section for HDB.
It is just a 99 years open air prison cells that the slaves worked their life for it. Same for the 99 years condo too.
You never own anything but will still be happy.
Real freedom means you were given land, resources and no slavery at all. Unfortunately, most doesn’t know their god given rights but surrender everything to the government aka mind-controlled and became slaves for their entire life. They also indoctrinated their offsprings to become slaves for the ruling class
You never own anything but will still be happy.
Real freedom means you were given land, resources and no slavery at all. Unfortunately, most doesn’t know their god given rights but surrender everything to the government aka mind-controlled and became slaves for their entire life. They also indoctrinated their offsprings to become slaves for the ruling class
not just property tax wad... conservancy fee, etc.... realli ish Triple Net Lease sia....
99.9995% of is dun live 99yrs oldlol dun miss d forest for the trees
it includes the cost of land, so wat does it mean ??
when d lease expires in 99 yrs they kick u out wid ZERO compense
so every 99 yrs rinse n repeat
they hab a perpetual money minting machine
Even Ah Gong also ascend to heaven after 91
Gxgx....u finally get back the lease paper after complete paying?
And sinkies rather pay $200k for a car on 10 year lease. Duh?
Not only pay property tax…lessee also have to pay for any upgrade done to the property.
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