jzk sis stay blessed

You are really tempting me to move My only concern is education for my children is it good ? And how much it cost ? I have a 11 year old And a 8year-old

May i know, how much is this house?

Which part of Malaysia is this area? Thanks

I’m interested sister, I would be coming from the US

Interesting, is this only for new builds?

@@pxnther2502 yes. Buyers normally have 24 months to report any defects during the DLP. I am not sure about older properties though.

Thank you so much!!

Ameen 🙏

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You guys are funny..first u make money from UK.. then u guys settle in a normal country with that money and said bad things about uk..remember one think every country have good and bad side....... Being a British passport holder u get a lots of benefits also..

😮 seriously??

@@Adam20147 you don't understand what has happened to the country in the last fifteen years.. A majority of people live on elementary /destitute living standards. For these reasons most envy other countries and wish to relocate. Many able people are.

Area with good internet connection too

​@@hazlinahakim5517 for that you can request from telco. new area not necessarily to have good internet connection because it will cause the telco company to loss profit. once more people living in the area, its better to "complaint" to telco. Most people don't really know about that. Previously I live in new area using umobile, the signal is very weak. I complaint to the telco, after a few weeks later, the signal is getting better and get "fixed".

If there is leaking or any problems related to the house you can lodge a complaint to the developer within one year of the date you receive the key. So make sure you live in asap so you can trace any defects.

All new houses have a repair guarantee from the developer unless it is a second house

Agreed. And please check inside of plumbing pipes too if possible especially at kitchen area. Last time, we found a lot of rocks and small debris inside of our pipe at kitchen area. We detected that quite late since there were a blockage of water that time. We needed to clean up ourselves since the warranty of our house had just expired few months before that. Make sure to check everything even when people come to your house for renovation too. They usually dumb everything inside a pipe or anything that closed which will give big headache to you in future

Thank you soo much!!!

@@SairaHayatilove the fact your a cockney 😂 owite mayte 🤣

Yup your video show good things but showing everything is not a good idea. M'sia is not utopia, there's problems here too. It's not for everyone to move to this country. Respect of the cultures is very important here and in east Asia.

A thoughtful gesture

Fear is for the weak lol keep it to yourself kids 😂

So many scammers here in Malaysia and they're so active be alert 24/7.

Don’t worry about scams. We in the west are used to it and Malaysian are terrible at scamming. I see Malaysians fall for scams so fast that I have cried 😢. But westerners are not easy to scam.

Where do you do that

Is this price for the house or a deposit with more installments

yes everyone like to invest in your country but actually I m sorry to say this but it's true that some malay people's are very jealous when see foreigners have nice car or nice big business so they must disturb them just like the stupid Sofian,,, people's like that Sofian or the surplus group should be stop disturbing business community so more people's will come to Ur county for invest,,,people's like Sofian personally can't do work but jealous once see others got everything

No thanks. Keep some for the local citizens.

As opposed to what?

Yeah because it’s run by bad government and we have open borders only come here for free housing healthcare benefits.. A lot leave when they milked it to death and move to another country and set up home . But slag off the UK! After we helped them out. So it’s No wonder British people are pissed off.

Cant say anything is homesick typr..... 😂😂😂.... U need return to ur homeland......

Naive would be a better description.

I would Close it up and use it as an office space ❤

I would use it for kids gaming and entertainment area, put a gaming and karaoke set, books and board games.

We call it a retreat in Australia.

Thank you so much 😊

When u mentioned "first" house, I kinda smile coz you are right..Malaysians usually have many houses. Not just houses, we like to buy many cars as well..an average family will usually have at least 4 cars.

​@@inezy6329Not average Malaysian, that's average government servant's lifestyle 😂😂

Definitely more. That's what makes me sick.

Myself 😂😂 it's lovely just started yesterday and hooked.

Selangor semi - detached at least 1.9m ringgit now

yeah. will be become expensive for local and majority can afford house with the size garden shed in KL. with the goverment relaxing a ceiling price for foreigner to buy a house in malaysia, the housing price for local with this kind of house will overshoot in matter of time. majority local still staying in the pigeon box especially in KL. so annoying. that is why a lot of empty unit it this area. the house is overprice.

Banks prefer financing developer properties than the secondary market

1. this is bare unit, usually owner will renovate it 2. malaysia house dont hv garage, just porch to park the car 3. increase in monthly payment will go thru agm, meaning owner will hv to vote the resolution to increase or decrease 4. the residence will hv a joint management committee or jmb who are the owners voted among themselves to make decision. jmb hv some power by law. and usually jmb will appoint property management company for day to day management. there is no private enterprise. agm will be held every year, the account will be audited and tabled to everyone

Houses are not an investment in Malaysia and their poor construction makes them a liability. Even if they were you may not be able to remove money from the country is you choose any investment there. Unlike most countries in the region you can own property and you can even buy if you're not a resident. Until the governments clamped down there was huge Chinese investment in Malaysian property. Malaysia is a deeply racist country with 43% of it's citizens unable to buy certain properties and those restrictions apply to all foreigners. Shoes go outside the front door under the car port. Malaysia is hot and humid so outerwear is limited and a large umbrella is probably all you need most of the time. Did you not see the large storage area under the stairs? Few Malaysians are interested in gardens. Anything green attracts insects that invariably bite or sting and trees are hated because they drop leaves all year round. Plots of land are generally built up to the maximum possible and this causes problems with flooding when the rain is heavy. This and all other houses around will have multiple ACU units that will be running so sitting in the garden will be noisy and as you see there will be no breeze due to being so built up. This is life in Malaysia, even if you can afford this which of course most locals can't. This house is a bare shell and this is how houses are sold there. You divide it as your see fit but there is enough room for two kitchens which is quite normal and in fact the area outside the back door would be suitable for messy prep and frying. In an open plan house, frying is the last thing you'd do inside. I don't see any storage issues as the ceilings are tall and allow more than enough space for suitcases in fitted wardrobes. The house may appear to be cheap but there could easily be another £100k to get it to a good standard and none of that will add to the value of the property. In terms of charges, as someone else has said, it's managed by residents but that creates a lot of problems and on properties of this value most will only want to spend the bare minimum. The result of this is invariably everything deteriorates. I would say for certain that in ten years, this development will look totally different and not in terms of improvement. Malaysia is not a stable country and has deep racial issues that affect pretty much everything. It also has a weak, unelected government and as a coalition has allowed religious nutcases into power. Make no mistake, Malaysia is sinking into the dark depths of ultra conservative Islam. These problems are getting progressively worse and something will kick off,in fact, such an event is overdue. Malaysia is suffering a massive brain drain for these reasons and no longer has the cash reserves it once had. It's also taken on significant Chinese debt. The last time Malaysia's finances were under threat the government introduced strict currency controls that effectively froze all foreign investments for an extended period. You mention renting and that's a problem because non resident landlords only want profit. You may vet everyone carefully but others will seek to maximise income and many properties become HMOs with all the problems that entails. This woman is clearly very naive and has a lot of learning to do.

Salaries are much higher in London and btw London is cheap compared to Singapore

The value of houses in the UK increases so is an investment. The opposite is true in Malaysia where construction standards are poor and consumer protection near to non existent. For a foreigner to put money into Malaysia is madness because of the control and previous actions of the government.

@@byteme9718 bro you aint real estate investor, dont act like you know it, UK property increasing dont mean it actually value, it value because of its land not the residential property itself, now people are talking about getting a place to live, of course buying a house in KL is way worth than London, mate whether TRX or PNB 118 resident apartment have a higher growth than any in London, so stop those funny statements. Listen £500K in UK you only can get a second hand crap, in KL you can get one in city centre, dont talk about properties or real estate investment with me when you dont have any research… UK house are bunch of wood and empty wall, and malaysia built with concrete and you are here telling me malaysia construction is shit ? Helllo bro UK house bunch of rat hole. Do a comparison between, Material uses Space/Size Price Future Value Function Innovation Fees Did it then comment again…

Jazakallah for your beautiful words

Thank you so much 😊

Is there a lot of mosquitoes in m’sia?

Yes I am! Alhamdulilah

I thought you were in your 30s 😮

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Thank you! You too!

Thank you!☺️

foreigners can buy a house in Malaysia??

@@BigBull12 ownership laws vary by state, some allow foreign ownership if the valuation is over a set amount.

The same for Europe!!

Sister any links to the sisters info ? Who arranges all of the details for the House, please.

Haha literally every country you go to in the world people complain about things so it’s normal but nothing is more depressing than the weather in UK

@@SAli-td8kl be careful with driving here because those motorcycles could be within your blindspots in a blink. And the soft and polite Malaysians became monsters once they’re behind the wheel. Do not honk unnecessarily. It is a carnal sin to do it without a solid reason. Honk means you are pissed or you’re about to piss someone. Hands off from the honk.

anything literally anything is better than the depressive sludge we call life here in the UK. i’m sure whatever negatives there are in malaysia don’t come close to

​@@selfreflection2117maybe the places you go to play a role in having flies! Most places do not have that problem.

@@selfreflection2117seriously? without bidet?😂

Yes as long as the value of the house is more than RM 1mil.

Me too, I want to move out from UK, here is getting worse, crime arise

@saira i totally agree..... I hope sister saira make it more privacy..... There is something u can share and nope.... See the situation first