bro so many other good property sector , no point to buy this rubbish to take risk lah. Spsetia, ecoworld, matrix, uoadev, ioiprop, simpro and so on all solid with good management team
friend, why still consider those company every year make big losses? no matter how cheap it is...keep selling land to pay debts , sampah management totally no improvement of QResult. There are still alot of other good counters if you like property share.
The owner is Khazanah Nasional, who is our country’s sovereign fund. It is a political suicide if they let this company fail. Cheap to buy at this price. And then sell when it goes back to 40sen. Easy money
sure ! no problem , your money you in control of coz....you can even all in if you insist and feel is cheap with your so call sovereign fund safe heaven theory regardless their damn laozy P&L. gd luck
dont talk rubbish la...why you keep promote this rubbish big lost making company? buy yourself if you think is good, lost your own money who cares? no need to tell the whole world
rangers keep your unless so call technical graft to your own la....if those rubbish line is workable no poor people in the world, and i don't think you still need to waste your time to post all this nonsence here that can only trap those newbie in the market la...
Pity you Lawrence bro, wasting so much time on stock sendiri don’t believe in. Purely on talking nonsense. You are demotivating in stock and so in life. Buy low sell high tats all
Time to get out of property investment. New law by government to go after Tenancy deposit. It is a multi billion $$$ which Housing ministry trying get. This government is doing something that dont belong to their scope.
The proposed Residential Tenancy Act (RTA) by the Ministry of Housing and Local Government (KPKT) will hurt the rental market, according to the Malaysian Real Estate and Housing Developers' Association acting president, Datuk NK Tong.
Tong said some proposals in the Act should be carefully reviewed and reconsidered; otherwise, the impact on the industry could be negative.
While several points in the proposed Act's Regulatory Impact Statement may be useful in resolving disputes between parties involved in residential tenancy matters, he said the association is also concerned about some of the Act's proposals.
"The unintended consequence of layering unnecessary complexity is that rents may trend upwards as landlords factor in any additional burden that they have," he said.
"In principle, we strongly oppose the government's intervention in what should have been a private agreement between two parties. he landlord.
The second concern is the security deposit placement with a government agency.
Tong said that such placements will open up the possibility of delays such as refunds and claims for damages due to the additional layers of bureaucracy.
"Additionally, KPKT's intention to utilise the interest earned from the deposits to fund the administration of the RTA including to defray the costs of managing the proposed Tenant Landlord Database is misguided, as the cost should only be defrayed from taxes collected through the nation's taxation system," he said.
According to Tong, interest earned on deposits should rightfully remain the depositor's property.
The third point of concern is the amount of security and utility deposits that the tenant must pay.
Tong said that the draft RTA proposes a security deposit of two months' rent and a utility deposit of one month's rent.
The fourth point of concern is rent control. Tong said that Rehda is strongly opposed to any form of rent control, including the proposed restriction to limit the number of rent increases and the magnitude of rent increases.
He said that all rental levels and renewals should be determined solely by market forces.
It is only fair to leave the rental rate to be determined between the landlord and the tenant. .
The last concern is prohibiting the landlord from claiming unexpired term rent.
The proposal to disallow the landlord to claim the rent of unexpired term in the event of breach by the tenant is unjust, Tong said.
Time to get out of property investment. New law by government to go after Tenancy deposit. It is a multi billion $$$ which Housing ministry trying get. This government is doing something that dont belong to their scope.
The proposed Residential Tenancy Act (RTA) by the Ministry of Housing and Local Government (KPKT) will hurt the rental market, according to the Malaysian Real Estate and Housing Developers' Association acting president, Datuk NK Tong.
Tong said some proposals in the Act should be carefully reviewed and reconsidered; otherwise, the impact on the industry could be negative.
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