QUOTE(lucerne @ Sep 9 2018, 12:31 PM)
bumi easier to identify/qualify and sales is straight forward
rumahwip - need application, approval from urussetaia, angkah sumpah from mahkamah , sure longer process , loan may not disburse during the 90days period and incur high bank interest
what if not approval, what is the penalty ? 10% gone?
if easy to approve , sure many go for auction since take shorter time than the normal process (ballot, applications etc). many qualified bidders will go auction and price sure go higher
I dont think that is the process for rumahwip if ended up in auction.
So far no real case example for rumahwip but already got lelong unit for rumah selangorku.
Process same like low cost flats. No restrictions. Anyone can bid. No salary restriction. Not restriction to first house buyer only. All those low cost or affordable home restriction is throw out of the window in auction.
Only restriction is bumi / non bumi. That quota still apply.
The name transfer process not a problem. No restriction as mention above.
But after buying, you still have to follow the low cost restriction meaning you cannot sell within 5 years. But you can still "force sell" via lelong. Haha.
See the loophole there?
This post has been edited by AskarPerang: Sep 10 2018, 12:22 AM