QUOTE(dariofoo @ Jan 11 2011, 04:27 PM)
Greeting my ol' friend Hansel.
How's Gretel?
Sorry, couldn't help myself.
Interesting indeed. What framework is this? Can enlighten all of us here with the particulars?
Who wouldn't want to go one up on the developers huh?
This is like a people's revolution!
Heyyy Dario,.. How's Gretel?
Interesting indeed. What framework is this? Can enlighten all of us here with the particulars?
Who wouldn't want to go one up on the developers huh?
This is like a people's revolution!
I heard that it's a method whereby if a landed property is not completed within a certain period, the purchasers can appeal for assistance from their respective Local Authority to help them (the purchasers) take back the rights to their houses from the Developer, after which the purchasers can then proceed to complete their houses with their own funds till the houses can be resided in, and subsequently, apply for the CF too.
This method is especially useful for landed properties, and easier to execute too.
I wonder if this framework is really something beneficial to would-be purchasers and purchasers who are currently caught with abandoned projects. Sorry, no personal experience here. never been caught by such a thing before.
What that interests me is that this is something revolutionery for the housing industry as a whole.
Jan 11 2011, 04:51 PM

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