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Why it pays to check the costs and taxes before investing in more properties

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Investors should always factor in the applicable taxes before investing in properties.

Investors should always factor in the applicable taxes before investing in properties.

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SINGAPORE - If you choose to invest in a second property, it pays to factor in the relevant costs, such as the taxes for buying, as well as maintaining it, so that you don’t end up spending beyond your means.

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