depends lor, whether to live, invest or speculate... more risk of course more return...
hi. welcum to d club.. siapa lu?
freelancer? those independent financial planners?
800psf? private? or hdb ec bdss?

Google for propertyguru's website. It's got a pretty comprehensive database and search tool that can accommodate selections from price range, psf to distance from MRT. Or you can select your favorite MRT station and it'll search for developments around it etc. Even the agents use it on their iPads to show stuff to their clients.

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Added on July 15, 2012, 1:12 pmNo, this guy only does property loans. More like a loan broker.

This post has been edited by seantang: Jul 15 2012, 01:12 PM

I didn't ask them, and they didn't tell me when they will get back to me. So now I'm waiting. Sigh. Don't know how long should I wait.
Thanks anyway

Thanks bro
Now I know where I should buy my pants

Now it makes sense. These are not design flaws but safety and supplies necessities. It also explains why corner units garner a "privacy" and "better square" premiums.


Agree. I could imagine after paying the 20% down payment, I would have to impose austerity on my spending and be hell sure there is no one to bail me out. Taking into account agent fees (1% for buyers? 2% for sellers?), stamp duty, and legal fees, one needs to factor in a 5% buffer on top of the downpayment. For those creative interior designs that I have, those can wait.

This post has been edited by keelim: Jul 15 2012, 03:38 PM

When the bomb shelter is the stair well, you're not charged. When it's your "utility room", you pay the psf. When the corridor is the lift lobby, you're not charged. When they put a corridor inside your flat (instead of say, having all the bedrooms open directly into the living room), you pay the psf.

wah ...like that also have ah ...

is it not unfair ..

i see, how independent are they? or they just wanna push u to the package they can make the most $$$?

If it wasn't in the floor plan when you signed and handed over the cheque, yes. If it was in the floor plan from the beginning... then no.

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Added on July 15, 2012, 11:47 pmOf course. Everyone pushes something. It's up to you to tell the chaff from the wheat and make the decision what's best for you, no? They either push you in the direction of what's good for you or what's good for them. All people do. Let's not be naive. They are trying to broker a loan and make a living. Not provide free market research and educate the masses.

Their value lies in the fact that they've done all the groundwork for you.

This post has been edited by seantang: Jul 15 2012, 11:48 PM

Erm...Since you didnt ask and they didnt tell you, i guess maybe you can email them after one week and ask them about the status, if not, u just have to wait, normally one week shud be enuf to determine if you are hired onot.

hi,
was wondering about the safety issue if I stay in JB area...possibly very near to JB custom...
thx for advice.

hurm..thinking about looking jobs @ SG..
how can i started ha?

Erm, start to apply job through all the job market. that is the best way to start.

Or if you got any friend in the same field as you, you can ask them to help forward your resume to their HR.

anyone know any agent for singapore job, i wanted to sg for work.

The best method to look for jobs is online search, jobstreet, jobst etc

Erm, the most efficient way for a agent to help you, i guess directly go to the agency there and register with them would be better, such as people profiler, recruit express.

This post has been edited by yhoong12: Jul 16 2012, 03:00 PM

haihzz... 2nd week. no news..

why no news?? Hire me leh..


This post has been edited by johnnywzm: Jul 16 2012, 03:37 PM

only 2nd weeks, wait patiently.. I have been waited for 7 months.

Haha, you only can keep on applying and wait for the news.Good Luck !!

what kind of job you are applying? or expected salary too high?