QUOTE(michaelsb @ Dec 8 2011, 07:36 PM)
how to get the intro fee?can brief me?i do not aware of this,i have bought a unit at level 6,unit 3a.
Ah, your SA should tell you about the referral fee. At least mine did tell me. Maybe you want to check with your SA. Own stay or investment? ^^

Added on December 13, 2011, 10:53 pmLet me try answer some questions here based on what I know and what I was told. I was a first time buyer too..so did some research and asking around. Sharing with everyone here..
1. Ceiling height is 9ft 6in as told by my SA. Not that high

2. Water piping already done for master bedroom bath and the other bathrooms (excluding powder room + maid toilet + yard + kitchen)
3. My law firm also gives me 30% discount. Other fees all non-negotiable too

Anyone manage to negotiate the other miscellaneous fees? Mine even have a Document Fee of RM250.
4. 2 Car parks are given and extra car park can be purchased at RM25K one lot.
5. iPad given out only for first 100 STAMPED S&P and provided you registered at their site prior to the soft launch. Until today, my SA can't confirm with me whether my name is in the registration list even though I even registered 2nd time with her at their office prior to the soft launch! Doesn't sound like there will be an iPad at all.... *fingers crossed*
6. The A/C ledge as I know is at the balcony.
7. Although S&P are quite standard format, please always do read through before signing always. ^^ Hehe. My lawyer did brief me on the important points inside the S&P.
8. The DIBS only applies to the loan taken from their panel bankers (UOB, RHB, Maybank and Alliance). So far, even after signing S&P already, only RHB and UOB replied with their approval of loan. The other banks all still sleeping... zzzz
9. The developer only covers the interest during construction as well as the Legal fee for S&P. Stamp duty and legal fee for loans are borne by buyer.
10. The calculation of stamp duty and legal fees are actually standard across. You can actually find this rate online. For Legal fees, the first RM150K of the loan amount is charged at 1%, the subsequent amount up to RM1m is at 0.7%. Subsequent up to RM3m after that is 0.6%. The stamp duty is charged at 0.5% of the loan amount.
11. The killer part is also the Stamp Duty for S&P. These are paid when we collect our title. Yes, the purchaser have to pay this and it is NOT paid by UOA. The amount is 1% for first 100K, subsequent up to RM500K is 2% and after that is 3%.

Govt taxes everywhere.
Anyway, those who are interested to go book and become neighbours..hehe please PM me. UOA is giving out referral fees. We can share share oh ^^. Need to save money for furnishing jor..hehe!!This post has been edited by ian.k: Dec 13 2011, 11:01 PM