yup , bought n regretted liao lor .... too much cleaning to do every week !
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yup , bought n regretted liao lor .... too much cleaning to do every week !
Can use robot cleaner. I will be redeeming one from LG as free gift for buying washer dryer combo. Hope it helps.
sell la since long pain to u.
have to tahan 2 yrs , dun wan to be taxed heavily !
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hee , not just floor , the grilles , windows etc need to be cleaned too
You one person bao ga liao?
Get temp maid, possible? Neighbour can also share share maid? Otherwise really scary to do weekly.
not tat easy , somemore u have to pick the helper up as they dont have transport.
tried cleaning service company , not gd at all .
the porch, the garden, the gates, the roof etc all need work. cut grass , clear drains etc.
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Wow... I missed this... really thanks a lot
By NELSON BENJAMIN AND YEE XIANG YUN
The Star - Thursday, 5 September, 2013
DPM: RM700mil investments in Iskandar's EduCity
NUSAJAYA: The EduCity project in Iskandar Malaysia has successfully attracted more than RM700mil in investments, directly and indirectly contributing to Johor's economy, said Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.
He said the various international higher education institute development projects here involved many local contractors, creating thousands of job opportunities that benefited Johoreans.
"I am also pleased to announce that 70% of EduCity - an education enclave - has been developed with three campuses, while two shared facilities are already in full operation," said Muhyiddin, who is also Education Minister.
He was speaking during the groundbreaking ceremony of the RM300mil Management Development Institute of Singapore's (MDIS) at Educity@Iskandar here Thursday.
The Star - Thursday, 5 September, 2013
DPM: RM700mil investments in Iskandar's EduCity
NUSAJAYA: The EduCity project in Iskandar Malaysia has successfully attracted more than RM700mil in investments, directly and indirectly contributing to Johor's economy, said Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.
He said the various international higher education institute development projects here involved many local contractors, creating thousands of job opportunities that benefited Johoreans.
"I am also pleased to announce that 70% of EduCity - an education enclave - has been developed with three campuses, while two shared facilities are already in full operation," said Muhyiddin, who is also Education Minister.
He was speaking during the groundbreaking ceremony of the RM300mil Management Development Institute of Singapore's (MDIS) at Educity@Iskandar here Thursday.
crazy jam Malaysia side...
whatever is happening
really annoying
left my home at 1230.
spore immigration at 1250
Malaysia immigration at 150
via causeway
I dare not take second link.
not only I pay more.
the jams at second link deserve a special mention at guiness records
whatever is happening
really annoying
left my home at 1230.
spore immigration at 1250
Malaysia immigration at 150
via causeway
I dare not take second link.
not only I pay more.
the jams at second link deserve a special mention at guiness records
At first link which I frequent it's often jammed
I wonder how Singaporeans living in Malaysia return home
eg., on Fridays jams continue well past 1130.
it's interesting to note that, the Malaysian authorities are not doing something visible n tangible.
How will they attract S$ this way?
By depreciating their currency I guess
I wonder how Singaporeans living in Malaysia return home
eg., on Fridays jams continue well past 1130.
it's interesting to note that, the Malaysian authorities are not doing something visible n tangible.
How will they attract S$ this way?
By depreciating their currency I guess
I rarely have problem with second link.. what special? Appreciate sharing...
When you really so sianz with the weekly chores, and don't find it fun to stay there, maybe you can consider renting it out, until such time you are ready to sell?
Like that got somebody look after your house, and at the same time collect some $ which will help to offset some housing loan? I wonder whether can inform tenant that you will check on them every so often, so that they don't mess up your house, as in subletting, etc. Any idea the rental rate now?
Like that got somebody look after your house, and at the same time collect some $ which will help to offset some housing loan? I wonder whether can inform tenant that you will check on them every so often, so that they don't mess up your house, as in subletting, etc. Any idea the rental rate now?
not worth to rent out becoz of the taxes u r paying and i dun wan tenant to bother me with all the maintenace issues etc , sell it will be better .
but also cant sell the first 2 yrs due to the tax impose , haha , so u guys have to bear with me whinning for 2 yrs , haha
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