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Provide cheap housing, complain too high density and lack of carpark; provide centralised carpark, complain mafan and still park at the road side; provide buses, but they couldn’t get through the narrow roads; provided MRT/LRT, but the fare is too high… Hmm…

What’s even worse now would be the cable theft and train derailing issues🙈 If we drive, it’s gonna be expensive with the rising petrol cost and we waste lots of time in traffic congestion. If we take public transportation, it’s not as reliable as we thought for now. If we stay closer in the city next to public transportation stops, the rent will be high.

Just wondering in SG, did the COE system came before the MRT was done? Or after? Technically it was merely years apart but was it a reward system to encourage people to take public transportation? Or it was a push factor to make driving more expensive so less congestion takes place?

Since we sudah banyak MRT/LRT, what if COE is introduced within the city? Less congestion, so busses can be on time. More people will take train, so more revenue to do maintenance. But the political party will get switched out lah😆🤣😆 Susah betul kan?

“With this, my new tenants can enjoy 6 months of free water leh!!”

For context, this is the unit I shared with an audience earlier as an investment opportunity. They didn’t wanna buy so I did and this was rented out for about RM3700 per month and that’s generating a positive cashflow of more than RM1000 for me:)

Of course it was not that easy, just when the tenant was gonna sign the tenancy, they asked for several things. (1) to replace the air cons (2)replace the toilet covers (3)Internet.

After settling and replacing the first 2, I recommended the tenant to get the Yes 5g advanced Broadband. It’s fast and stable. But my favourite is it’s a plug and play format, which suits tenants who are constantly moving around. Plus I don’t have to separately arrange a technician, then coordinate a specific time just to install the router.

Plus they are gonna get free water too!! For the first 6 months, johorians with Ranhill SAJ accounts will get RM10.50 vouchers if they subscribe for the Yes 5g advanced Broadband. That’s RM63 off leh!!

So for anyone who’s moving into a new place soon, or you’re setting up a small office, do give Yes 5g advanced Broadband a try!! Property investors in Johor can convince our tenants with the free water bill voucher too😂

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“But in Malaysia, signs are merely for ‘reference’ 😵‍💫”

In restaurants, even when we see people smoking in front of the non-smoking signs we dare not tell people:/ When is the last time we see a smoking fine or smokers getting penalty for smoking in the wrong area?

Personally I’m fully agreeable to the idea of banning ci******es by the previous health minister. Why spend money to damage our health in such inconveniences right?! I don’t want my tax money used to treat illnesses caused by smoking too. Let them pay for their own bills since they can afford ci******es right?

“So many windscreen hancur because of this…”

Well so far I’ve never seen such design on residential buildings lah, so that’s good.