I read from this forum people have done it before. Something like they enter into an agreement which will only take legal effect after VP. But the monies will have to be transacted first. Sounds like risky business to me.

I guess you can, but very often suing someone is not the solution. If for example the owner has already bankrupt and the property is now taken over by the bank then certainly he can no more honour the S&P.

This post has been edited by puchongite: Aug 20 2012, 01:22 PM

Because lowyat forum is just one property forum, it is not the defecto property forum or gathering place where everyone goes to. In other words, there are many people out there who buys properties without coming to lowyat forum or any forums.

KR1 units is quite few, they are mostly sold to people with connections.

Is it going to be Desa Jalil Condominium, postcode OUG or postcode Bukit Jalil, Kakaka ......

So interesting and cannot resist and must comment on this.

Does it mean if you purchased a unit 08 it can become unit 3A or vice vesa ? Kekeke ....

This post has been edited by puchongite: Aug 30 2013, 09:16 AM

Nice house number ?

Your house number is the original numer or the latest DBKL-changed number ?

Your honesty is much appreciated. No need to wayang kulit.

Our friend has a freehold prop in the area. That's why he is saying that.

The hope for them to do something to the KR1 external paint quality will be as slim as nil.

You might as well work on KR2.

So they managed to retained the condo name. And also the postal address appearing in a politically neutral way.

How about the unit number ? Is it following what appearing on the S&P or it has to be changed according to bomba convention ?

I wonder how would people handle the future transaction of the unit. Any complication ?

The house number is different from S&P.

When you want to sell, the future buyer will wonder, are you selling your unit or the neighbour's unit ?

I don't know how it's done and how it could be done.

Basically a stamped S&P cannot be amended in anyway. Not even fixing a typo error !

Maybe some extra document will be furnished.

Based on historical data, it seems Bukit OUG is more worth it.

3 yo ago Bukit OUG was less than 50 % of it's current market price, ie more than 100 % growth. I think KR1 has not reached 100% growth from initial purchase price.

Will the trend be maintained ? That's the key question.

KR2 buyers got 100-200K of paper gain ?

This post has been edited by puchongite: Oct 17 2014, 09:22 AM

There is one Nathan corner Indian (maybe its mamak) shop in Bukit OUG. Also there are other restaurant as well. Within walking distance.

So far I have never been blocked from accessing Bukit OUG. So if you stay in KR1/2, going in Bukit OUG for common folk dinning is practical.