Your FYI is incorrect, who say RSKU is required to be partly furnished?

A simple Google would have yielded you a result, unless of course you are looking for people to spoonfeed you

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&...PuPgDtnV29VRLSr

Sorry, I didn't know nowadays asking for a link = spoon feed, the link you attached also from Alora project only, any LPHS link you could provide? I think the answer is no, hence I am sorry that I didnt know the terms & conditions only can be found from the certain project's brochure.

People nowadays so rude

And FYI, you must be newbie also.. you can download developer's manual on the RSKU requirements on the construction. Study more then you know which type of property to choose

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This post has been edited by yiwen93: Jul 12 2023, 09:43 AM

Since I'm a newbie I'm sure you won't be getting any additional information from me.

Geez, is this how people enquire for information nowadays?

Your reply sounds like you know alot ma.. mana tau jek

Btw, apparently there is only Type E of the RSKU required for furnishings, so check which type you're purchasing and know your entitlement

https://rehdaselangor.com/wp-content/upload...-type-E-min.pdf

Just in case those read this thread and need more information please read the above link

PS: I won't called it spoon feed thou

Anyway, if anyone has the answer of : "if SAMM equals to RSKU", can kindly advise? Thankyou

This post has been edited by yiwen93: Jul 12 2023, 09:58 AM

It is not.

If you need something official, refer to LPHS FAQ:

https://ehartanah.lphs.gov.my/lphs/www/inde...=18&articleid=2

No la, the link you're referring is for the pemohon reference, if you want to know for the developer's requirement you need to dig in. And all of the developers need to follow the requirements accordingly to get their license approved.

Btw I have found the question that I was puzzling. To elaborate the statement of SAMM does not require first home buyer by supporting is to refer back to the project list posted by LPHS, you will see from there. RSKU = Fully residential project & SAMM actually is serviced apartment project, hence if you already own RSKU does not affect you to purchase SAMM unit, but if you owned any serviced apartment unit you will not able to purchase second SAMM (according to the LPHS restrictions. I do saw someone said they own two units from another thread)






Ok I have my answer already (by my own study no spoon feed ya ), thanks

Chill la dont be so tense, say more positive words

aiya...so mafan... instead i ask my sister to proceed other project...even though the absolute price is way higher but psf price still lower than SAMM... SAMM need to fork out a lot of upfront cost compared normal open market project...some big developer like SDP and SP will give free MOT stamp duty....

Yes yes, hence actually this is the initial question by the thread author.. so many restrictions why we choose RSKU/SAMM...

But I personally think perhaps people that go for affordable homes are those couldn't afford for more.. The resale restriction is a problem dy.. I wonder if anyone go through the resale process or not...

Which is why RSKU will not affect SAMM application, but SAMM application may affect RSKU application. The order of buying is important

True also, didn't thought of that..

Btw so far still no one could answer the initial question of this thread.. what are the reasons to proceed with affordable homes Their latest requirement has set to household income with RM14,500/month, people with such income why would they proceed with affordable homes with tons of restrictions including the resale stage.. there is no chance to earn from the property, unless you solely buy it for investment long term renting out, then you might make some money from there?

Anyway I still have quota for both haha, recently was wondering what are the advantage of getting affordable homes vs non affordable with smaller type of unit, then this thread popped out still waiting for more sifus reply

1. Cheaper PSF compared to larger non-SAMM unit, which is rare for small SOHO unit
2. There is no guarantee that the non-SAMM unit can fetch good CA immediately after VP, having rental for cash flow is a safer bet
3. Just because you have high salary does not mean you have to wear such a big hat, can also downgrade and it's good for own stay

Personal reason why I'm applying for SAMM unit:

1) I'm looking for smaller property and non-SAMM property that is below 700 sqft (such as SOHO, SOVO) is too expensive.
2) I don't want to take the risk of being possibly burdened by the mortgage in another 10 - 20 years' time if I want to slow down, work less (means earning lesser)
3) For SAMM, it seems like I can enjoy better quality property and facilities as it is shared with other open market units, unlike RSKU which seems to have lesser facilities. Correct me if I'm wrong.
4) Lesser headache if I cannot sell a 250k property compared to a 600k property?

Same thought

Dude, SAMM is no 2 in the link, apa lu cakap?


This post has been edited by elimi8z: Jul 12 2023, 04:19 PM

if you still living in Malaysia...really difficult not to work hard until you die cos RM keep depreciating... you need to own at least one property (good one) to hedge inflation...

SAMM is not a good property...cos the value wont appreciate...

is just a temporary shelter for you while in future...your family size and income will increase...so you still need a better place to grow your family...unless you dont want to kahwin and expect to live like now forever...

i bought 500k property 10 years ago...and it appreciate 2x.... i bought another few properties to invest and they generating passive income for me... over the years...my tenants help me to pay mortgages... this is how we hedge inflation...

This post has been edited by bigman: Jul 12 2023, 05:10 PM

Gone are the days where property can appreciate 2x.

Now you'll be happy if it just maintains its value.

malaysia property still the cheapest in the world...but unfortunately majority people income also very low... so... work hard to earn more...get money to buy good property...invest in stock market also very risky...

Hard facts, straight on the face but really a good eye opener 👍