Manulife reit. it covers Asia ex Japan but in retrospect its major investment is Singapore Reits. proceed with coution

All UT are not real-life. If you want real life, the only one is ETF. It's real time. The price changes every second. If you really want,
- Nikko Asia ex Japan REIT ETF
- Phillip SGX APAC Dividend Leaders REIT ETF

These are among ETF reit listed on SGX. But there's a catch. 17% with holding tax.
SG reits but as mentioned previously have properties which are overseas (depending on the reits). A few examples:
1) Frasers logistics - A pure Australian reit but listed in SG in SGD
2) Manulife US reit - A pure US reit but listed in SG in USD
3) Ireit global - A pure EU reit eit but listed in SG in SGD
4) Lippo malls - A pure indon reit but listed in SG in SGD
5) Mapletree Greater China - HK + china region reit but listed in SG in SGD

The above example shows that these reits are more influenced by their respective country rather than SG alone.

These are some examples off the top of my head.

However, majority of manulife holdings are S-reits which own SG property so you are half correct here.   

No. This is because of some "regulations" impose by our govt to limit us to buying foreign ETF in Malaysia. The only way to get access to those reit ETF is open a brokerage account in SG/US and buy directly. If buy from Malaysia, higher commission + dividend fees + possible maintenance fee.

Still holding it and hope it would grow stronger 

You cannot buy anymore. You can only sell.

I believe it should be construed as
1. Only bond funds with sales charges previously --> has a sales charges of x% before 20 September 2013, will incur platform fees;
2. Bond funds that are already at 0% sales charges --> already selling at 0% before 20 September 2013, will not incur platform fees

what is in your port?

some people get reits for port diversification purposes....

equity dividend fund,
for eg, NIKKO AM SINGAPORE DIVIDEND EQUITY FUND - MYR CLASS

What sort of support you want?

Lai lai... come support this jeh-jeh!
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Just out today...

Q6. How do I buy bonds online?
A. Go to the menu bar, and select Transaction >> Buy Bonds to buy bonds. For MGS purchase, just click on MGS on the menu tab.
https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/fsm/bonds/faq
depends on what you want.....

you can buy M'sia equity fund at 0%SC from the fund house that you wanted to buy into a non Malaysia equity fund.
example, buy into a Malaysia equity fund from CIMB at 0%SC, then later switch it into a CIMB Asia Pac equity fund.

or
buy a 0%SC Malaysia fund then switch to bond fund later to earn credit points then use them for later.

mine 1 more extra than yours, 15 funds...
and still Red until today. -2.1%
started Nov 2017

Balanced Portfolio

Affin Hwang Select Bond Fund - MYR
AmBond
AmIncome Plus
CIMB-Principal Asia Pacific Dynamic Income Fund - MYR
CIMB-Principal Greater China Equity Fund
Eastspring Investments Bond Fund
Eastspring Investments Global Emerging Markets Fund
KAF Tactical Fund
Kenanga Growth Fund
Pacific Dana Murni
RHB Emerging Markets Bond Fund
RHB USD High Yield Bond Fund - MYR
Templeton Global Balanced Fund - Class A (MYR)
United Global Quality Equity Fund - MYR Hedged
United Japan Discovery Fund - MYR Hedged

I think so maybe wholesale funds, do correct me if I am wrong