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Living in JB
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The most common sound will be marble dropping on the floor. I was told "they" move with you. Indeed i used to hear the sound of marble dropping on the floor and children pulling chairs and got pissed... then when i moved to another apartment (in SG)... i heard the exact same noise! In the end i decided to make peace with "them". I had a single lady friend better still.. she stayed alone and occasionally someone just switched her lights on / off.
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Actually you are right, they really moved with me to my other place in SG.
The dropping of coins plus marbles. Earlier when i stayed with my parents new place right after NS. My dad went up to complain of the playin of marbles, etc. Turned out the couples son passed away a month ago... We still hear his toys being pushed around at night and even once when the parents moved out. Fortunately, in Johor (touchwood), no such noises.
The lighting part could be a misconnected cable, etc. Had this once, my wife turns on the switch in the master bedroom, the toilet light at the common toilet turns on. Turned out to be a cable issue.
Another time even better, electrician wired lights to a ceiling fan (go figure) so whenever one turns on the fan, the lights will go on as well.
The dropping of coins plus marbles. Earlier when i stayed with my parents new place right after NS. My dad went up to complain of the playin of marbles, etc. Turned out the couples son passed away a month ago... We still hear his toys being pushed around at night and even once when the parents moved out. Fortunately, in Johor (touchwood), no such noises.
The lighting part could be a misconnected cable, etc. Had this once, my wife turns on the switch in the master bedroom, the toilet light at the common toilet turns on. Turned out to be a cable issue.
Another time even better, electrician wired lights to a ceiling fan (go figure) so whenever one turns on the fan, the lights will go on as well.
When i stayed alone last time, i had this occasional surge of fear in my mind. I found that if you are ever overcome with fear, the best solution is to turn on all the lights
Between human and non-human, who is more scary?
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When i stayed alone last time, i had this occasional surge of fear in my mind. I found that if you are ever overcome with fear, the best solution is to turn on all the lights
Between human and non-human, who is more scary?
My ex housemates got so used to them that they became numb.
double posting doing it from my phone.
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When i stayed alone last time, i had this occasional surge of fear in my mind. I found that if you are ever overcome with fear, the best solution is to turn on all the lights
Between human and non-human, who is more scary?
Haha definitely human more scary!
Bros,
marbles dropping sound is not Supernatural, it's normal for old or poorly built flats... search online :P
marbles dropping sound is not Supernatural, it's normal for old or poorly built flats... search online :P
Err i guess the only way is either you move or they move. I believe you that there are such lousy people around as i ever had such a neigbhour living opposite me (btw they are Singaporean Chinese couple with teenage son and it is 3 bedroom apartment), they have frens/relatives staying in the same place but different level and one night they can open and close their main door twenty times to go house visiting or whatever.
Hard to believe but there are such inconsiderate people around and mangement office also no use becos it is their door and hard to prove they are banging becos they say they are only closing their door. In my case, they moved after two years and after that the new neighbour (Singaporean couple with two small kids) is perfect. And the neighbour before them was fine too. They are the only problematic neighbour i met in my 8 years here. Sometimes just heng suay.
Its not all rosy in fair Horizon Hills either.
Also involving Singaporean neighbour being inconsiderate to next door fellow Singaporean.
At Jalan Ambang 2/3 there's a Singapore dog loving couple who has three large dogs.
The dogs are left at the front porch of their intermediate terrace with no one to look after or walk them when the couple are away at work in Sg during daytime. So the front porch is both playpen and toilet to the dogs with no one to pick up their poo which is left to collectively bake under the sun.
The next door Malay Singaporean neighbour is too polite to raise the issue so have been putiing up with the stench (remember 3 large dogs, no walks, from dawn to dusk weekdays). Poor neighbour and his kids just stayed indoors and kept windows shut.There goes his dream of enjoying outdoor life on the porch of his landed property. The mess also attract flies and now other nearby neighbours complained of flies and smell of their clothes hung out to dry. They suggested he speak to the mgmt office since he is the nearest neighbour because if the Malay chap does not complaint who are they to say anything when they're houses are further away.
The neighbour went to the mgt office asking for help.
The first unofficial off the cuff reply was.. "Since no one is at home, why not just poison the dogs? The owners don't seem to care enough else just call MPJB if the dogs not licensed they will be taken away. We can send notice but the owner will most likely ignore it"
The Malay neighbour said in spite of everything, its not the dogs' fault and he will just live with it since he doesn't want anything bad done to the dogs or for them to be taken away...
Also involving Singaporean neighbour being inconsiderate to next door fellow Singaporean.
At Jalan Ambang 2/3 there's a Singapore dog loving couple who has three large dogs.
The dogs are left at the front porch of their intermediate terrace with no one to look after or walk them when the couple are away at work in Sg during daytime. So the front porch is both playpen and toilet to the dogs with no one to pick up their poo which is left to collectively bake under the sun.
The next door Malay Singaporean neighbour is too polite to raise the issue so have been putiing up with the stench (remember 3 large dogs, no walks, from dawn to dusk weekdays). Poor neighbour and his kids just stayed indoors and kept windows shut.There goes his dream of enjoying outdoor life on the porch of his landed property. The mess also attract flies and now other nearby neighbours complained of flies and smell of their clothes hung out to dry. They suggested he speak to the mgmt office since he is the nearest neighbour because if the Malay chap does not complaint who are they to say anything when they're houses are further away.
The neighbour went to the mgt office asking for help.
The first unofficial off the cuff reply was.. "Since no one is at home, why not just poison the dogs? The owners don't seem to care enough else just call MPJB if the dogs not licensed they will be taken away. We can send notice but the owner will most likely ignore it"
The Malay neighbour said in spite of everything, its not the dogs' fault and he will just live with it since he doesn't want anything bad done to the dogs or for them to be taken away...
Hi east539, cool.
We took 8 weeks n hope for it to be done fast. Can't wait to move there. Believe u buy to stay as well then we r neighbors too.
We took 8 weeks n hope for it to be done fast. Can't wait to move there. Believe u buy to stay as well then we r neighbors too.
poorly built flats.... hmm...
I am staying top floor, and I can hear people nailing the wall at night from up stairs....
marbles dropping (not mine) also can hear...
having shifted around, and heard the same "noise".... I guess most flats in Singapore are poorly built then
Johor dangerous n lots of murder. Has anyone noticed singapore in the last few months?
Body in water tank
Half body in reservoir
body in singapore river below helix bridge
body found decomposed in tanah merah
body found floating at harbour front area
young boy found dead at home
Body in water tank
Half body in reservoir
body in singapore river below helix bridge
body found decomposed in tanah merah
body found floating at harbour front area
young boy found dead at home
Another neighbour told me the family is very used to noise and they will not change.. The kids are never restrained in any form.. I actually just found out the kid shouting and screaming in addition to banging the grills is the girl(about 5-6).. The malay man claims he wants to school his kids at home but most likely no school would accept such a girl with such disruptive behaviour.. Why does man with a PHD wants to hole his kids in such a small place, this is something I do not understand.. The living area is merely 400sq ft or less.. Its quite cagey for a family of 4... Even in Singapore or HK, its rare to see families stay like this.. In other blocks, there are 3 room apartments about 1000-1100 sq ft fully furnished for about 1400rm... A PHD holder really finds it that hard to make a living in Singapore? If what he says is true(he has 4 rm HDB rented out in Singapore), surely its more than enough to find a suitable place, even in Horizon hills).. 1400rm is not even enough to pay for the monthly petrol if he stays in Singapore.
I am contemplating moving but its rather tiring.. Moving the furniture without professional help will be difficult.. And I have to forfeit the deposit as well.. On top of that, I probably have to give a new deposit plus commission(unless its a direct owner) for the new place.. So I am in a tight spot actually..
And for how many percent will i be taxed for rental income for my hdb?
welcome to HH and the forum!
HH will not dare delay past the agreed date on the S&P... you can sue them
I'd settle the hdb cos don;t have cpf to pay for it. Been paying in cash since the beginning. HDB flat is the goose that lays the golden egg. So pay up first. Follow by the JB house, the one with no housing insurance first.
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