Now Puchong area is hot now...expecially near bandar puteri...recently new property K boulevard is hot cake there...price is speculated up to 300+ per square feet later..

3 bedroom landed property in Taman Sentosa Klang, yield rental of RM 300 per month (my friend owns that)

I think this place is quite deep in Klang. Quite secluded.

am thinking about getting a place in Seri Cendekia Condo inTaman Connaught, Cheras for investment. but listen to these horror stories also have to think a bit. even if location good but tenant teruk, still got problem. what other pitfalls are there other than location and tenant for completed units?

i think people who bought property at bukit beruntung area 10-15 years ago
any experience wanna share here

woah...got horror stories in connaught ...must be from the bukit nearby
i thought that place is a very good place to stay

no, no, not horror story in connaught but horror story in lowyat. from your comment, connaught must be good place!

The apartments in Tmn. Connaught (mid-cost not low cost) r good investment but I think the price has been chased up after the completion of IJM's landed.

There is a catchment of college students (if u don't mind Africans), IJM's project have revitalised the area + push it to upmarket (for Cheras standard), new access road from Kesas.

Always saw potential in the area & regret did not put $$$ in it 10 yrs ago

with all the above property investment failure do you think it is still wise to jump into this ship? I m investing part of my money in equity market but still wana diversified on my investment portfolio. Dam it the property price keep surging like no body business. Too much speculation? Anyone aware that most of the new properties launch are selling above RM300k-400k (only condo) don't dream of landed property dudes/babes.
The only massive drawback for property investment is once you invested wrongly (eg bukit berugi) you'll be stuck and not easy to get rid of it. Whereas investing on a better location, entry cost will be lot higher).
am i waffling?

Equity has its own set of risks as well... think Transmile.   Of course, there are good stocks, and REITs are safe bets too, if you are satisfied with a 7% yield with limited capital appreciation.

What makes property investment attractive is the leveraging effects.  For stks, u have to put up 100% of the capital, whereas for property, one needs to put in about 20% of the cost and we are in business.

you do not put money now and u will say the same thing in 10 years time