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Agree. On top of can, u can come in every month to collect rent and need not appoint managing agent 
Congratulations on your straits view residence.. With the new highway, I am sure more and more people will discover that area. Leisure farm is really nice.. Buy for own living won't be wrong..
Its true, i observed her for a moment not more than 5 seconds, with my family in tow just after shopping and passing by the jewelry shop. The long and thickness of his "tool" has a momentary impact on me... imagine the 6 ball pallets fired point blank directly into your abdoman, for a moment i felt sicken by the thought. We watch on hollywood movie not so scarry but when you come face to face so close to the weapon...the feeling is different. Definitely, her presence sends a chill down the spine of would-be robbers making them think thrice
Yup, I'm Msian (hometown is listed on the list of homebuyers) and I only got 85% due to my other commitments. Mine is a normal loan package; need to open a savings account for them to deduct the installments. The person I dealt with is the Asst Loan Manager, and she was decent. Not much hassle, same as applying with other banks. And I didn't have to buy MRTA because it's not compulsory anymore. But based on a few postings here, apparently it's compulsory for foreigners.Hi Vincent,
R u local? Did they offer 90%? Is yours the revolving package? How efficient is rhb and any hassles in applying their loan? I'm considering cimb or rhb. Thanks
Woah, then u should entice her to guard your taman. And u will be able to officially speak to her becuZ he she will be serving u, and shall be at your mercy then lol
Its true, i observed her for a moment not more than 5 seconds, with my family in tow just after shopping and passing by the jewelry shop. The long and thickness of his "tool" has a momentary impact on me... imagine the 6 ball pallets fired point blank directly into your abdoman, for a moment i felt sicken by the thought. We watch on hollywood movie not so scarry but when you come face to face so close to the weapon...the feeling is different. Definitely, her presence sends a chill down the spine of would-be robbers making them think thrice
Ahh , I see thanks bro. Rhb has been short listed by me and I will speak to them soon. Thx
Brother, you are familiar with leisure Farm? I read somewhere sometime back ago that LF owners took many years to obtain their land/strata title...? But i didn't follow the story. LF was always on my mind course firstly its nearer to 2nd link and another reason i am thinking of introducing a couple friend to purchase there and build their house, the brother is an architect. Will pay a visit if got opportunity.
cheers
Hi all, something I can't digest here. Hope u can help to explain.
1) assuming snp price 100k
2) 10% down payment
3) bank only loan 70%
4) for remaining 20%, which is equivalent to 20k, at what stage do I pay? As in do I pay 10% + 20%, then only followed by 70%?
5) assuming suddenly the 20% is defaulted, who will repossess the property? Bank only owns 70% of share. Developer 30%.
6) then assume that I'm a cash buyer. Do I follow progressive payment schedule as well? If so, isn't there no security to developer if I default at any period during the construction period? Or am I required to put down 100% upfront for cash purchase?
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1) assuming snp price 100k
2) 10% down payment
3) bank only loan 70%
4) for remaining 20%, which is equivalent to 20k, at what stage do I pay? As in do I pay 10% + 20%, then only followed by 70%?
5) assuming suddenly the 20% is defaulted, who will repossess the property? Bank only owns 70% of share. Developer 30%.
6) then assume that I'm a cash buyer. Do I follow progressive payment schedule as well? If so, isn't there no security to developer if I default at any period during the construction period? Or am I required to put down 100% upfront for cash purchase?
Thanks
brother "wet" DREAMorACTION, my taman will be also your taman come Jan 2012
no worries, we have our indian auntie 
Fairway Suites... aka weekend getaway
great, see you around! =)
I tend to agree... though I had bought in HK and China years back and made some good money.
Personally, I will only invest in places I stayed in or very familiar with, so that you have time to do legwork homework and buy something you're comfortable with.
Otherwise, it would be too much hassles... I was lucky back then to be based overseas.
Bro, your assumption is way off... 90% from foreigner? From the recent report (after Najib visited JPO), it was something like 60% local, 40% foreigner (general investment, not residence alone). Any how, it;s true that the current rental will not support our monthly installment. However, in terms of capital appreciation, even though there is significant price increment compared to 3 years ago but i am still confident that we are far from hitting the top. Of course the overall market may be affected next year due to economy crisis but I believe Iskandar will still be a success 10 years down the road. I just read the news about MY government taking down few ex-iskandar officers for corruptions dealing with project/ investments, and they said more people will be charged in the near future. This is a good sign as it shows that they are serious about attracting long term foreign/ local investment. My impression so far is that the Najib government is pretty keen and serious in ensuring the success of Iskandar.
Having said that, I dont take "Nusajaya" as a gold mine and i fully agree that there are many other places that may potentially give better return than Iskandar, so your decision to invest in KL is not flaw. I bought property at Nusajaya for my own stay ( more like 60% own stay and 40% investment) so my objective may differ from yours. As long as i have the "holding power" during difficult times, i know my investment in Nusajaya is quite safe.
Good luck bro!
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Hey, less the "wet" leh haha ... Then u get her to your precinct first, and introduce to me later. Indian aunties no good. Have u seen the size of that aunty at precinct 8! I won't elevator further. She is also a "heavyweight" champion and I'm sure she can box out some intruders! U say I say one ....
brother "wet" DREAMorACTION, my taman will be also your taman come Jan 2012
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arsenal said:
Thanks.
You have a unit at Leisure Farm? How long is the drive to 2nd link? I just saw in an online ad that there is an open house at Bayou Creek. Are there units still avail from developer?
I love leisure farm.
Maintenance is comparable to any other Tamans.. Some people worry about the small road leading to the area.. But I am sure they will open a more direct road to the highway in near future..
I love Malaysia especially Johor and their food. Johor properties price is stagant for decades until recent years after the govt foreigner min 500k policy and recent development in Nusajaya. I travelled average 60% monthly for the last 15 years and been to many places.. Nusajaya is really nice.. We dont to have to look too far like Australia, new Zealand, Canada etc..we already have a world class city in Singapore. Nusajaya provide us a place to getaway, breathe, retire and it is only 45min from orchard road during non peak and culturally we are similar.. why pay more in Singapore, for the interest of who?
Maintenance is comparable to any other Tamans.. Some people worry about the small road leading to the area.. But I am sure they will open a more direct road to the highway in near future..
I love Malaysia especially Johor and their food. Johor properties price is stagant for decades until recent years after the govt foreigner min 500k policy and recent development in Nusajaya. I travelled average 60% monthly for the last 15 years and been to many places.. Nusajaya is really nice.. We dont to have to look too far like Australia, new Zealand, Canada etc..we already have a world class city in Singapore. Nusajaya provide us a place to getaway, breathe, retire and it is only 45min from orchard road during non peak and culturally we are similar.. why pay more in Singapore, for the interest of who?
Brother, you are familiar with leisure Farm? I read somewhere sometime back ago that LF owners took many years to obtain their land/strata title...? But i didn't follow the story. LF was always on my mind course firstly its nearer to 2nd link and another reason i am thinking of introducing a couple friend to purchase there and build their house, the brother is an architect. Will pay a visit if got opportunity.
cheers
Btw, I salute those who seek out and invest overseas in UK, Canada, USA, etc; - these folks are likely well-travelled, different playing level, different mindsets, different risk-tolerance, etc... high risk, high rewards.
Incidentally, according to a well-travelled friend, the next-BIG-thing in these parts of the woods is Myanmar... by next year!
Btw, I salute those who seek out and invest overseas in UK, Canada, USA, etc; - these folks are likely well-travelled, different playing level, different mindsets, different risk-tolerance, etc... high risk, high rewards.
Incidentally, according to a well-travelled friend, the next-BIG-thing in these parts of the woods is Myanmar... by next year!
Suu Kyi will open up the economy..
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