2010
09.08

Looking for a home in a place that is so nice such as Malaysia? Well if you are then need not to worry for it is very easy for you to acquire home there. Having a home in this said place is really good and is really an excellent investment for you to have now. This is primarily because the industry at the Malaysia most especially at Kuala Lumpur is growing very rapidly and that it is estimated to have around 13 million workers at the year 2013.

Unlike other Asian countries, Malaysia doesn’t have a strict policy and rules with regards to foreigners buying properties or even homes. Therefore the owners don’t have to suffer and to deal with this thirty percent capital tax which is really a burden.

As said, Malaysia doesn’t have that strict policy. The foreigners have the right to own and buy a property for as long as that property was not reserved for Malaysian people; all they have to do is to submit an application to the foreign investment committee in order for the foreigner to acquire a property. The foreigner can choose to have it in a freehold or leasehold type of ownership.

For the payment method you need not to worry since there are so many deals available and some banks are offering credit lines. As for the current guidelines, the second home purchasers are the only ones allowed to have a housing loan up to sixty percent of it. This is the way it goes; the stamp duty on the purchase is just one percent on the first one hundred RM, 2% on the next four hundred, 3% on 1.5M and four percent on the rest.

In dealing with a property developer, you have to know first if he is really a developer and that is he has a licensed. All you have to do is to buy a property that is valid and not buy those properties reserved for the Malays.

Developers should be able to provide you with a brochure allowing you to read the details of the properties and in order for you to know the thing you are planning to buy.

Make your time worth it in finding your dream Home. In Mont Kiara you can find what you are looking for.

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