I don't know both the areas U spoke about v well but based on given information, I would go for the one at Kota Kemuning - U did mention about current security issues at the 2nd place. If u don't / can't feel safe when ur at home, how are u going to live in the long term?

I also agree with whatever else dreamer101 said And can't understand how U managed to find $ for a house and not a wedding - u don't need too elaborate a wedding if u don't want. And anything *can* change even if ur loyal or she's loyal to u; it's not necessary due to a 3rd party ya know?

@gkl83,
It seems as if Ur only talking about the Kota Kemuning one? I guess U've made up ur mind; shouldn't U be convincing ur future in laws and girlfriend on that decision, instead of us?

22 x 93 is quite large. I doubt there'll be many houses in future with that kind of size; even then it would come at a price. I understand your considerations but choose the one U think U'll like to live in cause u will probably live in that one for the next decade or so

This post has been edited by tinkerbel: May 19 2008, 06:16 PM

@gkl83,
She's got a point about tolls. I suppose traffic is unavoidable but that really depends on where U work and where u often commute too. U should perhaps think over the options U have and come back to us for comments when u've finally decided on the short list

Just to note a point, I do not think the Kota Kemuning house ur talking about is gated, just guarded. There is a distinct difference. I personally prefer gated and guarded, not just merely guarded.

@gkl83,
If it's gate and guard then it's good. I assumed it wasn't gated and guarded cause U did mention somewhere (I think) maintenance fees is RM30 p/month. Seems rather low for a proper gated and guarded but it could be due to lack of other facilities to maintain *shrugs*

If ur planning to get a 2nd hand house, it's best if u check condition of all stuff; esp piping and all.

@wodenus,
BU never started off at RM50k but U made ur point

This post has been edited by tinkerbel: May 20 2008, 06:15 PM

@wodenus,
Yeah.. I'm sure there used to be houses @ Sg Buloh but never for RM50k! I'll grab the entire lot if the area I want (within the vicinity of Sg Buloh) is going for RM50k! Heck, I'll take it even at RM500k p/unit

@wodenus,
Er... I meant, within the vicinity of the area I want in Sg Buloh that is *grins*

@gkl83,
I didn't misunderstand u. RM30 p/month isn't considered expensive but like I said earlier, it could just be for security system and nothing else.

Nah, Taman Sri Muda is too far and I'm no longer used to having grilles at home

@gkl83,
I made the conclusion re the RM30 maintenance U mentioned. Where I live, I pay RM450 p/month with RM50 sinking fund and recently the Management proposed an increase

This post has been edited by tinkerbel: May 21 2008, 11:16 AM

@wodenus,
Responsible people will make sure they have enough $ for it and make sure monthly maintenance is paid but well, that's the ideal world, not the real world.

When people don't have $ they cut maintenance and when the office doesn't receive $ to operate, they slowly shut down.

@gkl83,
I'm sure developer would have calculated the cost. I don't think U should compare with mine cause where I live there are many other facilities to take care of inclusive of a clubhouse and some other recreational facilities.

So, when r U going to be making the decision or when must a decision be made?

@wodenus,
And when it shuts down, the place just becomes well, like any usual residential area of the past; no security guards, gates, etc.

@gkl83,
Alright - haf fun

@wodenus,
I certainly wouldn't but will try convincing neighbours to pay up. If all else fails, just dispose off the property and find a new one elsewhere *grins*