Two of the greatest assets most people own in Singapore, an HDB or a condo, and a CPF account. If the plan is to retire before 65, then the property is one's best bet for a recurring income to finance the retirement lifestyle. A 4/5-room HDB flat can probably fetch a monthly rent of S$3,000-4,000 easily.
But if I were to rent out that flat and lead my nomadic lifestyle abroad, I will have to sleep on the streets when I'm back in Singapore... or....
Just read about this event called Co-live Fukuoka.
Its apparently an effort by Fukuoka City to invite Digital Nomads to visit and hopefully spread the word that Fukuoka is a viable destination for Digital Nomads. I like Fukuoka very much. I think Tokyo and Osaka are too crowded and if I were to find a long-stay destination in Japan, Fukuoka or Hokkaido would probably be my first choice.
The program has a 1-month community fee at US$699. And the official accommodation at co-living space LYF Tenjin Fukuoka cost approx. US$1650 a month. That's already like US$2,349. Not to mention basic spending money. Including the air-ticket, the whole adventure will cost around US$3,000... I have to admit a co-living space or community hotel like LYF is a great way to meet more people, but honestly I think that an AirBnB would be a cheaper option.
I look forward to seeing some Youtube or Blogs on this Colive Fukuoka event as it is definitely a viable destination in our Nomadic Retirement Life~
