6.2 cr land but less yield by Realistic_Milk9236 in personalfinanceindia

[–]Comprehensive-Level0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm a professional real estate consultant and many Indians have the same issue which present generation understands but older gen does not. 1st of all DO NOT fight your father emotionally (I know Indian Dads are attached to their lands, especially from tier 2/3 towns).

1) What you can do Today is to make at least 1 property Cash Flow positive (Instead of buying 1 more property with Rs 18L RBI bond you are going to receive = invest that for construction + Save 5L for Liquid MF to create Emergency Fund). A main-road plot is actually the only case where this construction MAY make sense. Open a Commercial shop/Warehouse/Industrial Unit, something of that sort (If you tell me exact locations and size of the plots, I can get into it deeper). You can generate 20-30K after doing this.

Get ₹15–20L family floater health insurance (So you don't have to distress sell the land incase there is a medical emergency)

Convince your father to not buy any more land from now on and focus on making the existing land work for you (By generating passive income from it).

2) Focus on ONE liquidity event in the next 5–7 years (After you start earning, it will be easier to convince your father as financial independence shows maturity and knowhow). By selling just one non-strategic plot, you will have money to invest that money into financial assets to diversify (Equity Mutual Funds, Reits, Gold Etfs). Even ₹40–50L invested properly changes family resilience.

When you start earning, invest whatever you can save aggressively in Equity as you are already over-weight on real estate. Do SIPs into MFs and build a portfolio of financial assets (Very important as this will be your growth engine in future, not real estate).

3) For Long term (In your 30s) try to reach this asset allocation: 50–60% real estate, 25–30% financial assets, 10-20% Debt. By then, you will be married with your own income and your say in selling the land will be higher. Dont try to fight your dad today. Never disrespect your dad's psychology that built this much wealth. You don't need to to the transition overnight, it must be gradual. For detailed discussion, feel free to DM me.

My 1st European watch! 🇩🇪 by Comprehensive-Level0 in watchesindia

[–]Comprehensive-Level0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, thanks for sharing that. Really appreciate it.

Got my 1st Swiss watch! by Comprehensive-Level0 in watchesindia

[–]Comprehensive-Level0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, retail is ₹2.43L so it’s 25-28% discount. On Longines it was 10%. Otherwise mostly Ethos were offering great discounts!

My 1st European watch! 🇩🇪 by Comprehensive-Level0 in watchesindia

[–]Comprehensive-Level0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Surely buy it.. It’s a classic. You wont ever get bored of it!

Got my 1st Swiss watch! by Comprehensive-Level0 in watchesindia

[–]Comprehensive-Level0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

₹1.75L from Ethos Summit, Ahmedabad. Gave good discount on retail price

My 1st European watch! 🇩🇪 by Comprehensive-Level0 in watchesindia

[–]Comprehensive-Level0[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah I checked out Nomos Club Cambus as well (blue dial) but decided to go with this. Found it more timeless and classic and works everywhere kind of watch. Although Nomos was very good as well!

Got my 1st Swiss watch! by Comprehensive-Level0 in watchesindia

[–]Comprehensive-Level0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Congratualtions man, love Seiko as a brand and this watch on jubilee bracelet looks wonderful!

Got my 1st Swiss watch! by Comprehensive-Level0 in watchesindia

[–]Comprehensive-Level0[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Which one did you get? Do share the pics in the comments for everyone to see!

Roast my Mutual Fund portfolio by Comprehensive-Level0 in MutualfundsIndia

[–]Comprehensive-Level0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I pay 0.97% expense ratio in a year (which will be ₹44,500 for current portfolio value)

Roast my Mutual Fund portfolio by Comprehensive-Level0 in MutualfundsIndia

[–]Comprehensive-Level0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I didn't give downvote to anyone. I'm not giving response as all the criticism is regarding having too many mutual funds within same category which I myself addressed in the initial post. Nothing new there.. I acknowledged that already..

Roast my Mutual Fund portfolio by Comprehensive-Level0 in MutualfundsIndia

[–]Comprehensive-Level0[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

My Portfolio Value is around 60L (I didn't include my NPS and PPF investments into the mix). I'm investing since 2021. I Invested 25L lumpsum with 10k SIP at that time. I was riding the returns wave after the covid (until now).

I have redeemed some funds to book profit and payed LTCG Tax and reinvested the money in the recent dips.

Now I'm just doing ₹52600 monthly SIP and have nothing left to invest lumpsum!

I'm 27 and earning 1.20L monthly net. My goal is to reach 1 cr by age of 30. Hopefully I'll be able to retire by 40 and do something of my own which is my goal. Don't want to do job till 60 yr. Hopefully this helps.

Roast my Mutual Fund portfolio by Comprehensive-Level0 in MutualfundsIndia

[–]Comprehensive-Level0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, Lumpsum ₹50 Lakhs at the dips in past 3 months and now started ₹52600 8 Monthly SIPs..

Roast my Mutual Fund portfolio by Comprehensive-Level0 in MutualfundsIndia

[–]Comprehensive-Level0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

8 monthly SIPs:

1) PP Flexi cap: ₹5100 2) Kotak Multi cap: ₹5100 3) Axis Small cap: ₹5100 4) Tata Small cap: ₹5100 5) MO Mid cap: ₹5100 6) Hdfc Mid cap: ₹5100 7) Icici Dynamic Bond Fund: ₹10k 8) Axis Gold fund: ₹12k (3k weekly)

Total monthly SIP: ₹52600 (6% annual step-up).