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Wait 10 yrs vs. buy nowRM670,563 behind

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Buy now, or wait?

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While you wait

Budget: RM2,149 a month (RM1,460 rent + this), same either way. Starts at the buy-now mortgage (RM2,148) minus rent.

assumption: your deposit and savings earn about 6.0% a year while you wait

At year 30, if you wait 10 years first

Waiting looks worse in the typical case

If you wait:

At year 30, waiting 10 years leaves you RM670,563 behind (31%) in the typical case (future ringgit).

Why: the home would cost RM792,370 by then (RM500,000 today). Your savings cover 26% of it, so you borrow 74% instead of 90% (RM582,430 instead of RM450,000). But you miss 10 years of price growth, and 10 years of loan remain at year 30.

Slower price growth: waiting RM318,447 behind. Faster: RM1,092,242 behind. Buying now wins in all three.

After buying, your budget pays the mortgage and the rest is saved: RM1 a month if you buy now, -RM261 after waiting.

After waiting, the mortgage (RM2,781) is above your budget (RM2,519). The gap comes out of savings.

Buy now vs. wait, at year 30

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Net worth at year 30, by years waited?

Typical range (middle 50%)?Wait-then-buy (typical case)Buy now (typical case)
›How this is calculated
Basis: W.P. Kuala Lumpur MHPI index, 2009-2025 (16 years). Local growth fades toward a long-run 4.1%/year within a few years; the range is wide on purpose. Your deposit and savings earn the same low-risk return as the other pages. Ownership costs come out of the same budget. The longer you wait, the less price growth you get.

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What you'd still owe at year 30

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Loan left at year 30, by years waited?

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Buy now vs. wait 10 years (typical case)

Buy nowWait 10 yrs
Price you'd payRM500,000RM792,370
Cash you'd put inRM50,000RM209,940
You'd borrowRM450,000RM582,430
Loan as a share of the price90%74%
Monthly mortgage paymentRM2,148RM2,781
Left of your budget to save each monthRM1-RM261
Still owed at year 30RM0RM274,641
Years of payments left at year 30010

Purchase amounts are at the day you buy; "still owed" is at year 30.

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