not sure, thats why asking for suggestions.

Look like you bought 2 units and wanted to sell one unit and one unit for own stay? Maybe just wait till completion and go to have a look at the actual unit before you decide lo

the common understanding is that if the area is serviced with KTM there wont be any mrt or lrt.

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Added on June 23, 2011, 3:59 pmplease be specific onyour more return?

more return in RM basis or in % basis?

This post has been edited by 106127: Jun 23 2011, 03:59 PM

should be %

u bought a unit after price revised...

so the % return may not reflect % return of this project....do u get what i mean?

If look at the price psft, RM273k with 829sqft will be RM329psf, while RM316k with 1038sft will be RM304psf.
With RM329 psf, i think there is not so much to gain on the unit, while the 1038sft will get more potential for gain

if u calculate, if the 1038sft unit reached RM329psf, the price will be RM341502, and u already made RM25502 profit from it. while the 829sft unit still making 0 gain... and probably still making lost because of the bank interest.

This post has been edited by shyhhua: Jun 23 2011, 05:20 PM

But one is 3rd floor, one is 18th floor. It may not affect the price?

depends on the buyer...
if u count 1 floor = RM1k.. difference = RM15k only.

seems like 3rd floor more worth, cos got 3cp as well.

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Added on June 23, 2011, 5:48 pmBy the way, property value is depends on the RM psf? Or different unit have different pricing. If count like RM psf a bit unfair for those who bought higher level.

This post has been edited by jimmyleong7: Jun 23 2011, 05:48 PM

i called Tan Aik Kiong...n only realize that i sign SPA n LA on the same day...

property value is depends on the RM psf? Or different unit have different pricing. If count like RM psf a bit unfair for those who bought higher level.

it will depends on lvl too...dun worry..

I bought my block b unit at 271k for 829 sq ft at 19 floor. Which block are you and when did u buy it?

higher level command higher price. but its not worth it for flippers.

For this project only 1k difference per floor, higher floors are ok la, dont lose sleep over this ...

block A facing KLCC is good.. higher level mean higher chance to flip.. also.. on paper increase about RM60k from 1st day launching price..

Guys need help from all the property sifu here..

My loan was kinda mixed..some rejected but one bank offer me reduced financing..I'm only eligible for 70% financing..But I figure out if I refinance my other two loan I could have just one loan and be eligible for 90% financing..

But this could take a few months..

If I signed on my SNP how long a time do I have to get a loan? Anybody have any experience on this before?

Apparently I could cancel the SNP and just be penalised RM250 if I don't secure a loan..(lol.. there my exit strategy)

I really like Amara and I think its a good investment but the 70% ruling for a third property is really killing me..

thanks ..

no need worry. initial is the 10% first only, then 10% when foundation is done another 10%, then another stage then 10%. correect me if i wrong..

I know and no earth work has been done yet right? .. anyone can guess when the foundation work will be completed??

here's a thought.
assume your purchase price is rm300k.
take non dibs, means you only need to fork out rm3k for the time being and settled your 1st 10%.
usually for property purchase, the person would have at least 10-15% cash standby for the purchase.
let's assume you have this and you can settle the next 10% which is at least 3-6months from now (completion of foundation). this is going to be another rm30k.
the next billing which is 15% is at least another 6months from the first billing. this is for the completion of the structural framework of your unit. the higher the unit, the later the billing. here, you would need to fork out the next 10% and the balance will be taken care of by the bank.
so the question is are you able to raise rm60k (assuming PP at rm300k) within the next 1 year.
there are many alternatives for you to do so.
1. savings every month (rm3k per month)
2. personal loan (not recommended)
3. refinance your existing loans (which thereotically you should be able to do so since you have started payment)
4. withdraw from epf account 2. you must have minimum rm5k in account 2 to do so
5. i got a few more options which i would rather not say here

despite saying so, i am sorry to say you are not financially sound nor literate enough to start investing in property if you can't even know your own position in terms of loan limits. can you imagine if this project is abandon? do you have a bak up plan for it? are you ready to decalre yourself bankrupt?
pls don't play play with money. a lot of people are saying they made good money out of properties recently. but you might not have heard of the thousands who have lost really big sum in property. some may even have lost their lives.