Verbally they said they don't accept developer in liquidation. In writing, they blamed the declaration of the title being incorrect saying it should be master instead of strata. To me that is still unacceptable because it is handled by their personnel/agent. Now the case is with Bank Negara. Which bank are you using?

This post has been edited by yeeck: Aug 9 2012, 11:46 AM

Try to find out which bank your seller is still owing, if any, and use the same if possible.

I don't think I can wait so long until your deal jadi...hahaha. Ya, thinking to rent out.

Make sure your lawyer is experienced enough to deal with such cases, i.e. developer-in-liquidation status.

That sounds better. My lawyer is my friend too. Heh

Is this part really necessary? In my case as long as the liquidator issues the confirmation letter, then can jalan dy...Maybe you should be worried if the vendor's bank (UOB?) did a caveat, but I doubt so in the case of Bukit OUG. So I think your lawyer might be barking on the wrong tree.

Haha, definitely not as cheap as yours la dai gor, but still can make profit after monthly maintenance based on the rental asking prices now.

Which block is this?

Besides that, I also hope they built another access road to Bukit Jalil highway without having to go around the Kg Muhibbah low cost flats area. Also, repair the road between the Hindu cemetery and the upcoming Parklane OUG.

This post has been edited by yeeck: Aug 14 2012, 05:05 PM

Option 1: There's a small road leading to the Kg Muhibbah low cost housing flats and leads to Bukit Jalil highway (TPM direction)
Option 2: Then another one to the upcoming Parklane OUG development and connects out to Jln Puchong.
Option 3: Tmn Yarl/Tan Yew Lai way.

Both options 1 & 2 are via the road where they are building the LRT tracks now and it's kind of rough now.

Which block is this?

I really don't trust mortgage brokers...heh.

My unit faces KESAS, I don't find it noisy. Probably noisy will be those units facing the LRT tracks when it is ready in the future.

You don't get garden/pool view unless you look down, hahaha..you get other views of other ppl's units.

I always take agent's words with a pinch of salt. Once an agent told me seller willing to sell a unit to me cheaper if i willing to fork out the agent's commission. Somehow I found out that the agent is actually trying to get commission from both seller and buyer and the buyer all along was willing to sell at a much lower price.....

As promised, some pics of my new kitchen cabinets









This post has been edited by yeeck: Nov 1 2012, 11:23 AM

That red table top was 'inherited' from the previous owner.

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Added on September 3, 2012, 12:44 amYes, but I don't expect heavy cooking. Can either put a small gas or induction stove there.

This post has been edited by yeeck: Sep 3 2012, 12:44 AM

Agreed, but in my case the agent was being unethical and tried to con me to pay her commission too when by right it was to be paid by seller. In this case she was caught with her pants down (not literally!)

My contractor only did the tile tabletop, replaced the rotten door frame leading to the toilet, fixed the part below the bay window which had some rusty metal parts, repainted the whole house+ceilings and doors+grille. The cabinets for the kitchen was done by a different party but managed by my same contractor, so all in it costs about 7k. Might be expensive but I'm quite pleased with the outcome. I will PM my contractor's contact to those who asked separately.

Wah they do dai chow is it? Haha....