Is Malaysia's real estate worth configuring?

More and more people choose to invest in real estate in Malaysia, so what are the advantages of Malaysian real estate? Is it worth investing? Let you see if Malaysian real estate is worth configuring. Welcome to reading.

Except for houses in KLCC, Penang and Hisquin Da (Johor Bahru), Malaysia has no investment value.

There are also a considerable proportion of houses in these three places that need not be considered, and have no investment value, or the return on investment value is extremely low.

You see, houses in these three places are all sold in advertisements, but the reality is not necessarily that Saicheng's plate is really Kuala Lumpur's plate as advertised-similar to selling Langfang's house as Beijing's house.

Most of the Malaysian real estate advertisements that can be contacted in China, including those advertised by CCTV, are selling fake real estate.

Take ten thousand steps back. Even if you really want to buy a Malaysian house, don't buy a China developer's offer. I won't call the roll. You know who I'm talking about.

Before investing, consider how the funds will be paid. It is possible that the down payment will be made, but the money for the subsequent monthly payment will not come out. You shouldn't expect the rental return of Malaysian houses. If the confession is broken, it will be in trouble.

If you can get the money out smoothly, in my opinion, investing in buying a house in Malaysia is also a very bad choice.

A lot of hardships you don't know when you buy a house, the intermediary won't tell you, and you will also encounter it when you sell a house. Of course, it is more likely that the house will not be sold after it is bought.

No matter what education stage, you don't have to buy a house in Malaysia. Don't listen to the intermediary to fool about specific policies. They dare to blow anything to get a commission. You don't want to go to Malay education in official schools, and you can't get in if you want to. The international school of English education pays for it, which has nothing to do with the house.

Malaysian real estate can refer to two websites, www.propertyguru.com.my and iproperty.com.my, which are in English and Malay, and the prices in big cities are relatively transparent. Before you want to buy a property, look at the prices of the surrounding houses-many properties "specially formulated" by China developers for China customers will be 30%-50% more expensive than similar properties around.

There are many people who invest in Malaysian houses, and the proportion is much higher than that of those who invest in developed markets.

Any intermediary and sales agent who compares Hong Kong and Shenzhen to Singapore and Johor Bahru is a liar.

Malaysia is not an immigrant country, with a total population of * * * 30 million and Johor * *10 million. Johor has a population of less than 4 million (20 15), not as much as Singapore. Now the planned area of Hisquin is three times that of Singapore ~ ~ ~

~ ~ Then (a domestic company) said that it would fill the sea to build an island. ...

Forgive my deep resentment. I have seen too many examples of intermediaries and sales bluff, and customers buy when their minds are hot. Many people in China (sales) fool people in China (customers). Customers who buy houses in Malaysia are often not too rich and expensive-those who are really rich will not invest here, but directly buy Europe, America, Australia and New Zealand-middle-class families, take out one or two million cash, and may have saved it for a long time. It is really pitiful to meet projects among scammers. Cheating agents are really hateful.