Malaysia Real Estate

hooiwong · Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 4:47 pm Post subject:

Hi MBZY,

May I know the steps on uploading the photos into our forum.

Thanks

louiz · Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 5:06 pm Post subject:

travelkl · Joined: 30 Apr 2008 Posts: 61

hooiwong · Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 6:18 pm Post subject:

Hi louiz,

Yes, I have a photo to share with you all. The photo was taken in vista serdang apartment at 19th floor towards Villa park, Bukit Jalil, KL tower and KLCC view.

Very interesting...

louiz · Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 7:44 pm Post subject:

MBZY · Joined: 28 May 2008 Posts: 28

Hi Hooi Wong

I think Dirge3 had posted the instruction to upload photos here on Thu Jul 10, 2008 7:23 pm

RE-QUOTE his msg:

think you wil need to haf an online photo storage place first of all.
then jst click on "img" @edit post(when you reply). paste your picture url and click on "img*". eg ->
[ img]ht tp :// farm4.static.flickr.com/3108/2655597962_f573af5e67_o.jpg[/ img]

note: is similar to above without certain spaces.
online photo storages:
.://..flickr.com
..picasaweb.google.com
..photobucket.com/

Hence first of all, you need to sign up an online photo storage account (free membership)
then you can upload your photos into your account and each photo carries an info of email & IM, direct link, HTML code & IMG code (with reference to my photobucket account)

After that you can paste whichever desired photo (by its image code) into this forum reply
Insert image: [img]..image_url[/img] (alt+p)
and the photos will appear the forum upon submission of your reply!

Good luck!

*** Just wonder where are those earlier buyers like Nurjmo, Ivywoon, Lunaticduck, jarodloke, maxleecm, benny, littlemountain, syarizwan, etc.
It has been long time not hearing anything from you all!
Come on, it's too long hibernating ... winter season is long over :p

Let's make this forum lively again as what Louiz is doing!
We can exchange info, and
"mengeratkan lagi hubungan silahturrahim antara satu sama lain memandangkan kami semua bakal tinggal sebumbung di VILLAPARK!
Berdasarkan statistik yang terpapar di kpt: penghuni- penghuni VILLAPARK sesungguhnya berbilang kaum dan bangsa melambangkan corak masyarakat majmuk di negara kita ini; Perasaan saling memahami dan hormat menghormati; semangat kejiranan harus dipupuk agar dapat mewujudkan komuniti Villapark yang aman, damai dan selesa!

Perhaps we can arrange for a meet up in near future (there's once you all were planning for it but it failed to realize)

As to resume this sharing session (once started but halted mid way):

Here's a brief introduction of myself
27/Chinese/male
a professional; a government servant
Unit No: A15-03A
Date of S&P documented: 28 February 2008; actual signing of S&P date in 16 March 08; S&P proforma (downpayment): 20/2/2008
Financier: PBB
Letter of offer: 13/3/08
Loan agreement date: end of March, 2008

I signed my S&P first, then followed by loan agreement
EVENTUALLY, NO DELAY in disbursement of payment

The developer had fast forwarded my S&P date (28/2/0 Cool

and they indeed sent me a letter urging me to confirm my financier ASAP as noted delay in disbursing my loan installment from the dateline given by S&P; penalty (late payment interest charge) may take place.

IN ACTUAL fact, I signed my S&P at the show house on 16/3/08, and my letter of offer on 13/3/08.
After all, I managed to urge my bank to execute everything on time and things go well after that.

When I questioned my cousins and friends who are lawyers; they say these are common scenario which may arise; buyers just watch out. Their explanation: developer need cash flow to ensure projects running and therefore they would send letter to urge the buyers to confirm their financier ASAP to avoid penalty based on S&P date. Even if there's delay in disbursement then, the developer will usually waive the penalty if appeal done.

Therefore if there's anyone of you are facing problem like mine; you just need to urge your lawyer and bank to ensure everything goes smoothly!

This is just a sharing. STRICTLY NOT for anyone to quote to any parties for reference.

louiz · Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2008 7:37 am Post subject:

Hi MBZY,
Wow, such detailed information, i'm impressed Very Happy

Yes, Dirge has posted steps to upload pics, but still, i dont really know how.. computer illiterate maybe... Embarassed

As i know, some of the earlier buyers are already communicating via MSN i think.. coz if u read every pages of this forum, there's one page which was posted by Rina75 saying something like communicating via MSN, etc...

And yes, like u said, i'm trying to make this forum lively.. trying to reply whatever i can, and also update u guys whatever i know frequently..Hope our forum wont be like "3 minutes hot" (3 fan jung yit dou)... hahahahaha... Cool

Well, i think we will have more topics to chat abt when it reaches 2009, or mid 2009, or beginning 2010, when our condo is almost ready..and dont be surprised it might complete a few months earlier...say May / June 2010?? Wink

To follow what MBZY is doing:
25 (26 in Sept)/Chinese/Female
Unit No: B12-03A
Friendster account: louizyee@yahoo.com
Facebook account: louiz.yee@osram.com.my

Laughing

villafan · Joined: 08 Jul 2008 Posts: 29

[quote="MBZY"]Hi Hooi Wong

I think Dirge3 had posted the instruction to upload photos here on Thu Jul 10, 2008 7:23 pm

RE-QUOTE his msg:

think you wil need to haf an online photo storage place first of all.
then jst click on "img" @edit post(when you reply). paste your picture url and click on "img*". eg ->
[ img]ht tp :// farm4.static.flickr.com/3108/2655597962_f573af5e67_o.jpg[/ img]

note: is similar to above without certain spaces.
online photo storages:
.://..flickr.com
..picasaweb.google.com
..photobucket.com/

Hence first of all, you need to sign up an online photo storage account (free membership)
then you can upload your photos into your account and each photo carries an info of email & IM, direct link, HTML code & IMG code (with reference to my photobucket account)

After that you can paste whichever desired photo (by its image code) into this forum reply
Insert image: [img]..image_url[/img] (alt+p)
and the photos will appear the forum upon submission of your reply!

Good luck!

*** Just wonder where are those earlier buyers like Nurjmo, Ivywoon, Lunaticduck, jarodloke, maxleecm, benny, littlemountain, syarizwan, etc.
It has been long time not hearing anything from you all!
Come on, it's too long hibernating ... winter season is long over :p

Let's make this forum lively again as what Louiz is doing!
We can exchange info, and
"mengeratkan lagi hubungan silahturrahim antara satu sama lain memandangkan kami semua bakal tinggal sebumbung di VILLAPARK!
Berdasarkan statistik yang terpapar di kpt: penghuni- penghuni VILLAPARK sesungguhnya berbilang kaum dan bangsa melambangkan corak masyarakat majmuk di negara kita ini; Perasaan saling memahami dan hormat menghormati; semangat kejiranan harus dipupuk agar dapat mewujudkan komuniti Villapark yang aman, damai dan selesa!

Perhaps we can arrange for a meet up in near future (there's once you all were planning for it but it failed to realize)

As to resume this sharing session (once started but halted mid way):

Here's a brief introduction of myself
27/Chinese/male
a professional; a government servant
Unit No: A15-03A
Date of S&P documented: 28 February 2008; actual signing of S&P date in 16 March 08; S&P proforma (downpayment): 20/2/2008
Financier: PBB
Letter of offer: 13/3/08
Loan agreement date: end of March, 2008

I signed my S&P first, then followed by loan agreement
EVENTUALLY, NO DELAY in disbursement of payment

The developer had fast forwarded my S&P date (28/2/0 Cool

and they indeed sent me a letter urging me to confirm my financier ASAP as noted delay in disbursing my loan installment from the dateline given by S&P; penalty (late payment interest charge) may take place.

IN ACTUAL fact, I signed my S&P at the show house on 16/3/08, and my letter of offer on 13/3/08.
After all, I managed to urge my bank to execute everything on time and things go well after that.

When I questioned my cousins and friends who are lawyers; they say these are common scenario which may arise; buyers just watch out. Their explanation: developer need cash flow to ensure projects running and therefore they would send letter to urge the buyers to confirm their financier ASAP to avoid penalty based on S&P date. Even if there's delay in disbursement then, the developer will usually waive the penalty if appeal done.

Therefore if there's anyone of you are facing problem like mine; you just need to urge your lawyer and bank to ensure everything goes smoothly!

This is just a sharing. STRICTLY NOT for anyone to quote to any parties for reference.[/quote]

Hi MBZY, Louiz,
Thanks for sharing the above information. Currently they are trying to rush me to sign the S&P and i'm still waiting for alliance bank to approve my loan application. Heard that they have reached their quota. Some other banks such as CIMB, PBB unable to give me a better rate(only BLR -1.65) , What rate you guys obtained for your loan ?

btw, may i know what is the letter of offer ?

louiz · Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2008 10:22 am Post subject:

Hi Villafan,
If VP is asking u to sign SNP, that means for sure your loan will be approved Wink

They have close contacts with the banker, and they will be the 1st to know anything if it has anything to do with your loan, etc.. Yes, can let u know the rate, no problem, but like MBZY said, strictly not for anyone to use the info to compare / quote to any parties Wink

.. The rate depends on banks..Different banks offer different rates.. Now banks are very competitive, and thier rate is good..mine is -2.5 for the 1st yr, then 2.0 for the subsequent 2-3 yrs, something like that, most important, thereafter rate is -1.90..

Offer letter to my understanding is the offer letter from bank to us, stating that we are eligible for the loan, something like that.. Others in reading, can correct me if i am wrong.. Wink

Hope i have answered to your questions Very Happy

hooiwong · Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2008 11:01 am Post subject:

villafan · Joined: 08 Jul 2008 Posts: 29

Hi louiz,
Thanks for the speedy reply.

Yeah, as soon as AM approved my loan, they straight called me to sign S&P, but i'm not convinced with Am offer.

May i know which bank offered you the rate ? I've called a few, PBB, CIMB and all only offered me at rate 1.65...Am offered me 1.9 with 6 yrs locking, semi flexi. The best hit is alliance with 2.2 for the first 2 yrs, 1.8 for the third and 2.0 for subsequent yr, full flexi.

So far, any progress with the site development ?

Best Regards;
Villafan

hooiwong · Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2008 11:20 am Post subject:

[img]..s44.photobucket.com/albums/f30/hooiwong/?action=view&current=2001058057142967374_rs.jpg[/img]

hooiwong · Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2008 11:22 am Post subject:

louiz · Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2008 11:29 am Post subject:

shan303 · Joined: 06 May 2008 Posts: 40 Location: KL

syarizwan · Joined: 08 Jun 2007 Posts: 48

louiz · Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2008 5:14 pm Post subject:

tm1505 · Joined: 24 Jun 2008 Posts: 68

hooiwong · Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 10:53 am Post subject:

Hi TM1505,

Yes, I'm sure you can see KLCC and KL tower as well from Villa park. Unfortunately, I took the pictures when the day was cloudy. But anyway, I'll re-snap the photo and post it to you all to see.

hooiwong

tm1505 · Joined: 24 Jun 2008 Posts: 68

villafan · Joined: 08 Jul 2008 Posts: 29

Hi,
One question, can we sign the S&P without paying the 10% sum ?

louiz · Posted: Sat Aug 02, 2008 10:12 am Post subject:

syarizwan · Joined: 08 Jun 2007 Posts: 48

Thanks for the picture Hooiwong,

If I’m not mistaken, from your picture the sun will rise from the right side, rite? Which mean Block B facing the pool (as per arrow below) will face sunset rite?

syarizwan · Joined: 08 Jun 2007 Posts: 48