QUOTE(susakthy @ Nov 30 2007, 09:20 AM)
Shall we do a company search on Wirama, does it help? Perhaps we can ask around for anyone who bought a unit in Leadmont Hill Cheras, we can go and see the quality.
Yeah, there's one abandoned project near my place too.... angsana hilir...... 4 blocks of condo.... only the first block completed. the last block is only the foundation. Just the thought of it is sooo SCARY!!!
Hi, i am limfookming's gf. We bought Phase 2 Level 4 last row at the top. Very nice to see so many amansiarans here and all having the spirit of community and green-loving. Sorry, we didnt respond earlier coz we didnt check the forum. Was quite busy with work.Yeah, there's one abandoned project near my place too.... angsana hilir...... 4 blocks of condo.... only the first block completed. the last block is only the foundation. Just the thought of it is sooo SCARY!!!
Anyway, fyi, Susakthy, before my bf and i bought our unit, we went all the way to cheras to check on leadmont hill project. It was very in and quite high up on a hill in cheras. Kinda hard to find and we got lost a few times even after gotten directions from some locals there. It was a pity that it was very late at night when we manage to find it so can't really see the quality. But it does EXIST and that lessen our fear of abandonment.
I work in an accounting firm whereby we handle one or two abandoned housing projects so i am quite familiar with what will happen if it is abandoned. Was scared initially as our searches of Wirama yielded nothing much about the developer. After talking through with a lot of people, we decided to buy. The main reason being this project is considered as Wirama's flagship project in KL so it has a lot to lose if it screws up. Actually with sell-and-build houses, there is no way of making it 100% abandoned-proof. There is always the risk. Can only do some initial check, periodic monitoring and lots of prayers.
To lessen the effect of abandonement...should ask your end-financier (if any, if not yourself through your lawyer) to redeem your unit from the bridging financier. This will avoid any additional redemption sum that might be imposed from the bridging bank (MBB, in this case) that will add on to your purchase price in the event of abandonement.
btw, we took up ING's 5.99% fixed loan. Lock-in period is 3 years from the date of 1st drawdown. why? Coz we want a peace of mind. =)
Our loan lawyer's fee was about 2.8k
Nice to meet all of you. Cheers and HAVE a happy new year neighbours!
Dec 27 2007, 11:20 PM

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