Despite the financial strain of having to service her S$8K monthly mortage over the next 30 years, she plans to add another property to her portfolio.
She became the first Taiwanese artiste to perform in Korea, and went on to star in dramas and variety shows, includingGui Gui is also a successful entrepreneur. She launched fashion label GhostEmma in 2013, and in 2022, started gemmaselect, on which she hawks fashion products via Instagram live stream.
With all that hustle, it’s no surprise that Gui Gui has been raking in the big bucks. In fact, according to media reports, she owns four properties in Taiwan. In a recent interview, she revealed that she plans to invest in another property, and sets her sights on achieving her goal next year.Her most recent purchase, a 45 sqm house in Taipei's Songshan district, is said to have cost around NT$40mil .spite having to service them over the next 30 years, she considers them worthwhile investments.She said the financial strain from her mortgages motivates her to earn more money.It was only at her mother’s advice that she decided to invest her earnings.
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