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Singapore govt elite admin grade called "administrative officer" bench mark at S$391K per year at age 32.
Also civil servant, clerk looked alike doing clerical work and make so much. What say you? They also have permanent secretary making $M dollars per year as if forever secretary enjoying such income.
Different clerk at different place make diferent money...
Those clerk at bunkering business also make a lot of money.. though cannot be compared with those govt permanent secretary.
Also civil servant, clerk looked alike doing clerical work and make so much. What say you? They also have permanent secretary making $M dollars per year as if forever secretary enjoying such income.
Different clerk at different place make diferent money...
Those clerk at bunkering business also make a lot of money.. though cannot be compared with those govt permanent secretary.
I think the whole setup will cost easily 6K to 8K , how to justify cost saving ?
Maybe engineers should R&D solar pannel to run aircon instead , can save 30% of electricity also can justify.
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I'm installing this as one of those extras to attract my future tenants
In EL, a fully furnished semi-d is being rented out at RM15k, I'm targeting RM12k as mine will not be fully furnished(average should be around RM10k). At such price, can't give tenants a bare and basic unit
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isn't it better to use that 6-8K to throw in other electrical appliances such as washing machine, tv, fridge...etc to attract tenant, instead of just 1 solar heater?I'm installing this as one of those extras to attract my future tenants
In EL, a fully furnished semi-d is being rented out at RM15k, I'm targeting RM12k as mine will not be fully furnished(average should be around RM10k). At such price, can't give tenants a bare and basic unit
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hi bro wuqi
saw your post and would like to know more details. tried to pm you but you know you are very popular...
can you pm me ? thks
hi bro wuqi
saw your post and would like to know more details. tried to pm you but you know you are very popular...
can you pm me ? thks
Hehe what makes you so sure that I'm not buying those items?
I've mentioned that the solar heater is 'one of those extras'.
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Electrical solar panels has been in use for many years. Many countries including Singapore also allow you to export or sell back extra power back to the grid. Here's a web site for SUNPOWER that is quite interesting: http://www.hyland.com.sg/
By the way, good on you for going green :-)
Hehe what makes you so sure that I'm not buying those items?
I've mentioned that the solar heater is 'one of those extras'.
you said it is not fully furnished mah. take that extra cash to make it fully furnished loh.
A few agents advised that angmos prefer to buy their own furniture, mattresses, beddings etc, so it's better to leave that option open.
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It is not like they do not like, it is totally out of their budget.,,
Actually its true. Town stayers like Taman Pelangi & Tebrau pple generally dont like to stay in Zone B. Its like Singaporeans who stay in the east, dont like the west or north..... Used to their own comfort zone i guess. Many Zone B local buyers had stayed in the west to begin with, like Tun Aminah & Perling areas...
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I'm installing this as one of those extras to attract my future tenants
In EL, a fully furnished semi-d is being rented out at RM15k, I'm targeting RM12k as mine will not be fully furnished(average should be around RM10k). At such price, can't give tenants a bare and basic unit
Wow can rent out EL fully furnished semi-d at Rm15k...maybe can rent out my Nusa duta fully furnished cluster at Rm5k next time haha...
Am wondering if anyone here lives in or knows about Danga View condo. Its off the 'radar' I guess as prices are below 500K except for large units. My Malaysian friend who's moving to JB is asking me if its well maintained, she's looking to rent or even buy. Location suits her as she wants to be relatively near to both sides.
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These are jobs reserved for Singaporeans by MIW, so kind of them okay?
I think that's just one rare case, average rental for semi-d there should be 9 to 12k.
A little thing that many may not know. I remembered reading something about solar panels which stopped me dead in the tracks installing them. Can't justify it.
Those photovoltaic cells in the solar panel do de-generate and lose their solar abilities. They need to be replaced every 10 years according to manufacturers of those panels. And from forums elsewhere, there are comments that you will see a dramatic loss of efficiency by the 6th year.
You will need to factor in these costs if one is serious about solar.
Panels can last >10 years. The inverters and batteries cannot.
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Danga view has its pros and its share of cons, i won't comment here but years back, a bro already gave us feedback in earlier threads. It has finally gone up but still units can be purchased for below 500k. Not really for me though.
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I will likely install solar or wind power generation devices only if i have a bank of batteries that can take over in the event of prolonged power outage.
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