PERSATUAN Pemaju Hartanah dan Perumahan Malaysia (Rehda) akan mencadangkan kepada kerajaan supaya unit rumah kuota Bumiputera yang tidak mendapat sambutan pembeli golongan berkenaan dibuka kepada pasaran bebas.

Ini disebabkan terdapat beberapa lokasi pembangunan hartanah tidak mendapat sambutan di kalangan pembeli Bumiputera termasuk di Kepong dan Cheras yang dilihat menyebabkan kerugian kepada pemaju dan pembeli pada masa depan.

Presidennya, Datuk Seri Michael Yam Kong Choy berkata, pihaknya sudah mengadakan beberapa dialog bersama kerajaan dan pihak berkuasa terbabit dengan pembangunan hartanah apabila terdapat lokasi yang tidak mendapat sambutan daripada pembeli Bumiputera.

Katanya, antara cadangan bakal dikemukakan ialah rumah kuota Bumiputera yang tidak dibeli selepas tempoh enam bulan ia dibuka kepada pembeli akan dijual secara pasaran bebas.

“Sekiranya rumah kuota Bumiputera ini terbengkalai tanpa ada pembeli, ia memberi kesan kepada pemaju untuk menanggung kadar faedah dari bank dan pembeli pada masa depan terpaksa membayar harga tinggi untuk memiliki rumah berkenaan walaupun sudah mendapat diskaun atas kuota itu.

“Tambahan pula, terdapat rumah tanpa pembeli selama dua hingga tiga tahun menyebabkan keadaan rumah itu rosak apabila terdapat pihak tidak bertanggungjawab mencuri peralatan di dalamnya dan ia mengundang keadaan tidak selamat di kawasan berkenaan,” katanya pada Bisnes Metro.

Michael berkata, sebelum ini, kuota Bumiputera dan diskaun diberikan pemaju hanya sebahagian daripada pelaksanaan tanggungjawab sosial dan jika ia tidak mendapat sambutan daripada pembeli, pelaksanaan ini memberi kesan kepada kedua belah pihak iaitu pemaju dan pembeli pada masa depan.

Dalam pada itu, satu kenyataan diambil daripada laman web Rehda mengenai perumahan Bumiputera berkata, pemaju perumahan di Malaysia dikehendaki untuk mengetepikan sekurang-kurangnya 30 peratus daripada pembangunan perumahan mereka untuk Bumiputera serta memberikan diskaun lima hingga 15 peratus.

Berita dari – myMetro.

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Hari ini saya akan berkongsi info tentang cara berfikir. Ini adalah kemahiran yang terpenting dalam hidup. Cara anda berfikir menentukan apa yang anda akan jadi, di masa akan datang. Cara anda berfikir juga menentukan TUJUAN HIDUP anda. Jika anda berfikir untuk jadi KAYA ? Insyallah, anda akan menuju ke arah itu…

Hari ini saya kongsikan sedikit info tentang “Berfikir cara orang KAYA ! “.

Cara orang kaya dan miskin berfikir adalah berbeza berkenaan dengan duit.

• Orang fakir berfikir dari hari ke hari,
• Orang miskin berfikir dari minggu ke minggu,
• Orang Pertengahan berfikir dari bulan ke bulan
• Orang kaya berfikir dari tahun ke tahun
• Orang yang sangat kaya berfikir dekad ke dekad (10 tahun)
• Sebenarnya ada lebih dari 10 tabiat orang berjaya dan kaya berbeza dengan orang ‘makan gaji’.
• Apabila kita makan gaji, pemikiran kita berlainan dengan orang yang buat bisnes ‘real’. Apabila orang yang sebelum ini makan gaji berhijrah memasuki dunia bisnes banyak masalah yang dihadapi oleh mereka. Ini kerana mereka tidak menukarkan tabiat orang makan gaji kepada tabiat orang bisnes ataupun jutawan.
• Orang fakir, orang miskin dan orang pertengahan ‘Middle Class’ berkata belajar sudah habis apabila mereka sudah tamat belajar disekolah ataupun universiti. Orang kaya ataupun Jutawan berkata, pembelajaran hanya tamat apabila kita mati.
• Rumah orang kaya wajib ada perpustakaan. Rumah orang miskin dan golongan pertengahan …… ada almari hiasan pinggan mangkuk.
• Orang miskin dan golongan pertengahan tidak ingin kalah, orang kaya ingin menang.
• Takut adalah kegelapan, ilmu adalah lampu, suluh kegelapan itu dengan ilmu.

In line with the expected growth in the Malaysian economy, the property market will continue to witness strong momentum this 2012.

Property market in Malaysia is mainly driven by domestic consumption. Most of their buyer base made of locals who buy for own residential purposes and for investment (not speculation), there will be a continued demand for these products. These are the serious buyers who enter the property market looking for good locations and concepts by renowned developers.

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• • Make: Toyota
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Most people want to be rich, but most of them are poor, why?

There must be some differences between rich people and poor people. If you study carefully, you will find out why rich and successful people are able to produce amazing results in their life, and why some people are living in poverty.

To be rich and successful, you don’t need to be lucky, extremely hard working or you need to have a college diploma or a university degree.

What you need, is the right mindset and the right mindset will form the right habit. As a result, the right habit will lead you toward the financial abundance kind of lifestyle that you always desire.

So here are the 7 main differences between rich and poor people…

1. Rich people believe that they create their lives while poor people believe that life happens to them. Can you see why rich and successful people are able to create amazing results in their life right now?

It is simply because they are in control of their lives. They believe that they are the ones who is responsible for their lives, they are the ones who is creating their future, not the economy or the knowledge or luck.

On the other hand, poor people will always give excuses and blame on the circumstances. When they failed in their business, they will blame the economy, their boss, their family or anything that did not go according to their plan.

Whenever you believe that life happens to you, you will lose the power to change and the power to control your future. You must believe that you’re the one who is creating your future, not other people or events.

2. Rich people play the money game to win but poor people play the money game just not to lose money. This is a big mindset difference.

Have you ever seen people invest in the stock market? Some people are so afraid that they will lose their money and they form a mindset that blocks their creativity. They formed the mindset of ‘investing not to lose the money’.

However, rich and successful people know exactly how they need to think in order to win the game of money. They will think and act from the view of playing the game to win. Unlike poor people, they will never invest just not to lose the money.

3. Rich people think and focus on opportunities while poor people focus on obstacles. When you face with problems, what are you focus on?

Are you focus on the problems, thinking how bad the situation is going to be? Or are you focusing on the solution and thinking about how you can solve or even turn the situation into opportunity?

Think about this carefully. No matter who you are, you will definitely face with all kinds of choices in your life. And when you need to decide to move on, try to notice on you thinking, what do you focus on, the solution, or the problem?

4. Rich people dare to dream big, poor people think small. When I tell my parents that I want to make a million dollar, they will tell me, “Why do you need so much money? You can live a very good lifestyle if you got a job that has a good pay. You don’t need to be a millionaire.”

I don’t know about you, but this statement happens to me all the time. And I definitely believe that poor people will tend to think small while rich people always think big.

To poor people, they will think that rich people are greedy because they always think big. Is it true that you are being greedy if you think big? I don’t know if I buy this, but to me, I’ll think of it as a waste if you’re not using the resources available (your thinking) to you at full.

Don’t you owe it to everyone around you to create a better life for them? Don’t you want your family to live good? So think big and create the abundance lifestyle for these people right now.

5. Rich people are committed to their dreams, poor people are just dreaming about their dreams. Yes, this is an obvious one.

If you’re not committed to be rich, you can never be rich. How many times have you heard people say that they want to be rich, but they never do anything about it?

This is the mentality of poor people. They will just think about how good it is going to be if they are rich, but they will never do anything about their dreams. They know that they cannot afford a luxury car if they have a low pay job. The thing is, they never do anything to change it.

On the contrary, rich and successful people are committed toward their dreams. They will do whatever it takes, in the boundary or moral and ethics of course, to achieve their dreams.

6. Rich people associate with rich and successful people. Poor people will associate with poor people. Do you have any rich friends? Or all of your friends are poor?

I’m not suggesting that you need to stop making friends with poor people, what I’m suggesting it, try to get to know more about rich people. The more you mix with them, the more you will think like them. And if you think like them, you will start to create amazing results just like them.

If most of your friends are poor and their working salary all are below, $2,000, you will be having the same range of salary most of the time. However, if you associate with rich people who are making $2,000 in just a day, you will start to see the possibility of what you can accomplish in your life.

And this will change your thinking of what you can achieve in your life. $2,000 will become a small amount for you once you changed your mindset about money.

7. Rich people good learners while poor people think that they have learned everything in the world. One of the fastest ways to be financially abundance is to learn directly from people who have already achieved this status.

And if you’re not willing to learn, you will never be able to be successful. If you want to get the best pay, you must be the best. And the only way you can be the best is to learn from the best and learn to be the best.

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Longitude
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Property Type:Residential Land

Tenure:Malay Reserved Land

Title Type :Individual

Land Area :6673 sq. ft.

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KETIDAKTENTUAN pasaran global ketika ini mendorong pemaju hartanah di negara ini kembali menumpukan kepada pembangunan projek perumahan mampu milik daripada hartanah mewah sebelum ini.

Ketua Eksekutif Malaysia Property Incorporated, Kumar Tharmalingam, berkata pasaran hartanah mewah dijangka mengalami pertumbuhan perlahan dalam tahun mendatang berikutan ketidaktentuan pasaran global susulan krisis hutang Eropah dan pertumbuhan perlahan ekonomi Amerika Syarikat (AS).

Beliau berkata, pemaju hartanah di negara ini sangat peka dengan perubahan keadaan pasaran dan kini mula mengalih tumpuan mereka kepada pembangunan rumah mampu milik.

“Ketika ini wujud arah aliran dengan pemaju hartanah utama tempatan mula membabitkan diri dalam membangunkan projek rumah mampu milik kerana mereka melihat permintaan bagi rumah mewah mungkin terjejas akibat keadaan tidak menentu pasaran global,” katanya ketika ditemui selepas majlis pelancaran penubuhan Asia Pacific Real Estate Association (APREA) Malaysia Chapter di Kuala Lumpur, semalam.

Mengenai unjuran pasaran hartanah secara keseluruhannya, Kumar berkata, pasaran hartanah tempatan kekal berdaya tahan di sebalik ketidaktentuan dalam ekonomi global itu.

Beliau berkata, permintaan terhadap rumah masih tinggi dan bank di Malaysia tidak mempunyai masalah menawarkan pinjaman kepada pembeli.

“Malaysia tidak menghadapi masalah dalam sektor kewangan. Bank di Malaysia kekal kukuh dan mempunyai dana yang cukup untuk membiayai pembangunan projek hartanah dan menawarkan pinjaman kepada orang ramai untuk membeli rumah,” jelasnya.

Sementara itu, Kumar berkata, Malaysia perlu membenarkan lebih banyak firma penyelidikan hartanah antarabangsa menjalankan kajian hartanah di negara ini sebagai usaha untuk menarik lebih ramai pelabur asing untuk melabur dalam sektor itu di negara ini.

Beliau berkata, menerusi kajian hartanah dijalankan firma asing, ia akan mendedahkan pasaran hartanah tempatan kepada pelabur luar.

Mengikut Laporan Pasaran Hartanah Malaysia 2010, jumlah urus niaga yang membabitkan pelabur asing dalam pembelian hartanah tempatan adalah sebanyak 11 peratus daripada jumlah keseluruhan urus niaga sebanyak RM107.44 bilion pada tahun lalu.

Kumar berkata, jika pembelian rumah daripada pembeli asing meningkat tiga peratus, ia mampu menyumbang antara RM15 bilion hingga RM20 bilion kepada jumlah keseluruhan jualan hartanah di negara ini.

Mengenai penubuhan APREA Malaysia Chapter, Pengerusinya Lim Swe Guan, berkata langkah penubuhan cawangan persatuan itu di Malaysia adalah tepat dalam usaha mempromosikan pasaran hartanah tempatan di pasaran Asia Pasifik dan global.

Sumber = Berita Harian

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Azizi Ali, 48, is as versatile as it gets. A pilot, publisher, property investor and coach, author, qualified financial planner – or to put it succinctly an all-round entrepreneur. A voracious reader (he reads three books in a week!), unsurprisingly Azizi credits his success to his healthy appetite for knowledge. He quips, “The more books on money matters that you read, the wealthier you will be. This is not just a tagline. It is the truth. I wish somebody had told me that 30 years ago!”

Most of us would’ve heard of Confucius’s quote, Choose a job you love and you will never have to work for a day in your life. Azizi is a fine example of “living” that advise. His five-figure income is derived from his passion. As he puts it, he does not have to work but finds no reason to retire from doing what he loves. He says, “I only do things I like in my life. I like to fly. I like to write. I like to speak. I like business.”

StarProperty.my chats with the high-flying Azizi about his passion for money matters, his successes and a music business that cost him RM100,000.

Tell us about yourself. How did you start in property investment?

When I started my career, despite being hardworking, I only made little money. I did not have any financial knowledge and was broke most of the time. This went on for about four years. At that time, I was about 20 or 21 years old. I started my career very young. I am a pilot by profession.

Are you still a pilot today?

Yes. After a while, I wondered if I will be living hand-to-mouth until retirement. I wondered what was wrong with me. Even my colleagues then, even if they were older and married, and making the same amount as me, they were doing okay but I was broke. So something is wrong. I realised what was wrong was my knowledge of financial matters, which was practically non-existent. So I started educating myself on financial matters. The intention was not to become a millionaire, but so that I would not be broke again. This was in 1985, where there were not as many books on money matters. So to educate myself, I did what most people would do. I asked people who I thought were experts at the time. They gave advice but they were not the real experts. Though their advice was not all wrong, but it was incomplete.

As I educated myself, I began to have some money. I wasn’t broke anymore, which was great. I read more books and asked more people. But after a while, I realised that some of the advice given was opposite of what the books said. After a while, I leaned more on books. I was repeating the formula of reading more books and I knew it was working and have enough money for investments. So that’s why I tell people today, the more books on money matters you read, the wealthier you will be. This is not just a tagline. It is the truth. I wish somebody had told me that 30 years ago. I would be a lot richer.

The reality is that much of the information out there is biased. For example, insurance. Who do you ask information from? Probably insurance agents. That’s why the information is biased. So people don’t make as good a decision as it could be. That’s why you have to get different points of view.

I started investing when I was about 25 or 26 years old. Like most people, the first place was stock market. I started reading books on stocks which helped a little. Like most people, I made a little money, and lost a little money. I did a lot of work. Most people rely on tips. All in all, I suppose that I did not make money from the stock market. After a while, I started investing in properties, and then business.

My first business was a music shop, selling cassettes and CDs, in 1990. In my eagerness to become an entrepreneur, I did research, but too little. In the end, after three or four years I lost over RM100,000. Now I can laugh about it. At that time, it wasn’t funny (laughs).

Why did your music business fail to take off?

Actually, if I had done proper research, I would not open the shop. I was blinded by the light of business, and was so eager that I jumped into it. There were a lot of things that I didn’t know about before I started. The margins were very low, less than 30% ? which means that I had to sell a lot to pay the rent. Plus, cassettes are so small and hence, easily stolen.

What did you do after that?

The good thing is that even though the business did not work, my personal finance was better.

You were doing other things at the same time?

Yes, just like now. Although my name is synonymous with property, it is just a small part of my business. We have to put the money from business somewhere. One of it is properties. It is very good but it’s not the only game in town. At the same time, my main business is still business. Property is just a small part. See, a couple of years ago, I bought a house for RM800,000. When it was completed, I sold it for RM1.1 million. So the profit was RM300,000 and at that time, RPGT (real property gains tax) was still at 30%. All in all, my profit was RM200,000 after two years. I suppose that’s not too bad. But in business, I can make RM200,000 per month. So where should I be concentrating on? It’s a no-brainer.

How old were you then?

I started my publishing business when I was about 37 or 38 years old.

When did you start investing in properties?

I bought a house for own stay in 1987. Property investment for rentals started in 1995.

What was your first investment?

Condominium, which I rented out. At that time, my formula is for rental. I have sold most of it.

What’s your property portfolio now?

Not a lot. I sold most of it in 2010. The net worth is maybe six million.

Why did you sell most of your properties? Is it because of the “property bubble”?

Yes. I was reading a few books that explained about the US crash. Some reasons was the low interest rate, user-friendly mortgage, questionable borrowers and current owners refinancing. I shuddered when I read it. It is exactly like in Malaysia. That’s why I wrote the article, “The US property crash, could it happen here?” For most current owners, even if their house is almost paid off, they refinance to get the money to invest in other properties because property prices have increased.

What if these owners refinance to invest because they don’t have enough cash?

In that case, they could refinance but they have to be careful with the loan’s terms.

Do elaborate on “loan terms”.

This is how it should be. If the environment is of low interest rate with rising property prices, then take as much loan as you can. This is because you can multiply your net worth very fast, assuming that you can pay every month. That formula of taking as much loan as you can and buying as many as you can was correct one or two years ago. The environment has changed and will continue to do so. Interest rates have increased. There’s the LTV (loan-to-value) ratio of 70% for third property onwards. There are more things to come, some of which you and I have never seen or faced before.

Anybody with monster mortgages will be in serious pain. So back to your question of “If you have almost paid off but do not have the capital to buy other properties, should he/she refinance?”. The answer is yes, but don’t take too much and more importantly cap the interest rate. Don’t use the current fluctuating rate, based on BLR (base lending rate). It won’t be low forever. Just to share, I have one RM1.5 million loan. The rise of 75 basis points in 2010 has caused my payments to rise by RM500. This is only 75 basis points. Can you imagine if the interest rates rise by 2 or 3%? I also will feel the pain.

Do you go for residential or commercial properties?

For me, it has been residential all the while ? both condos and landed. I know that the big money is in commercial properties – higher rentals and capital gains. You need to have some knowledge of the commercial market because if you choose incorrectly, it could be empty for years. So you must really do your homework. But where there is danger, there are also opportunities. Now, I am looking at below market value properties. There are a lot of options now.

When did you start investing in auction properties?

Before that, I was buying from developers. Now, my staff cuts and highlights the interesting auction properties. I can’t take them all. The quantity has increased significantly.

Are these auction properties in good areas?

Having said that, 95% are not interesting to me. But lately, the quality in good areas has also increased. In fact, I don’t even do this full time. I only spend 10 minutes every morning to look at it and go for the interesting ones. I share some with my clients.

Do you concentrate in certain residential areas?

I go for PJ. It saves me a lot of work because I am familiar with the area, the supply and demand, and the prices.

Do you do no-money-down strategies?

Yes, the whole concept is find one below market.

Are no-money-down strategies very difficult to apply with the LTV ratio of 70%?

Yes, it is hard, but it can be done. I think the LTV of 70% is good for most people. Otherwise, they might end up taking too much loans, which they can afford now but as situation changes, they might not be able to afford it. So this might save their life.

What are the common myths about auction properties?

Despite the quantity of auction properties, I would say that 90% are not appropriate for investors. One, incorrect locations. Two, nature of auctions – the first auction might be market value, therefore it is not appropriate.

For auctions, you must do homework. Actually, in all investments you must do your homework. Whenever there are opportunities to make lots of money, it also comes with opportunities to lose a lot of money, like gold. The price of gold is rising. I put much of my money into gold in the last couple of years, which I am happy about. At the same time, gold is also full of traps. If you buy the incorrect form of gold, you may not benefit even if the price is rising.

What do you mean by “incorrect form of gold”?

Jewellery. Is it gold? Yes it is. When you buy from shops, you pay more to cover for the workmanship and profit. In that case, you already overpay, already in the negative. When you sell back to the shop, you cannot sell at the same price you bought. At best, they will buy it back at market value. They will usually buy at market value, minus 25%. That’s two negatives. Three, you can only sell back to the same shop you buy from. Fourth, if you do not have the receipt, they won’t take it back and most people don’t know where they kept the receipt. Fifth, when you go back to the shop, you cannot get cash, but instead you can trade it in for another piece of jewellery. So, five negatives. From an investment point of view, it is useless. So despite the rising price of gold, you may not benefit from it. That’s one of the traps. To know more, you can read my book – Get Into Gold.

Do you conduct a lot of seminars?

About one in every three months.

What are your seminars about?

All about money ? property investments, investing in gold and information marketing.

Are they one-day seminars?

Yes, one day. I will cover the critical success factors for property investments. There are a lot of things to talk about properties. What you want to know is the critical success factors. One of them is buying below market value. Then you have to know the three elements of property investment which is physical, financial, and legal rights and obligations.

Financing is extremely important. Most landlords don’t make money from investments. So I share on how they can reduce these risks significantly. I share on how to reduce work, automate processes and system of doing this. An average investor takes loans that amount to a few hundred thousand, so they cannot afford to get it wrong. What more if the loans are in the millions. I am not only a businessman. I am also a qualified financial planner. So I look from both sides. I feel concerned for my fellow Malaysians when they lose their houses. When they search for mortgages, they only look at one thing, the lowest interest rate at that point in time.

What I do now is the personal coaching programme.

What are the terms and conditions that borrowers should take note of?

Flexibility of loan.

Are you referring to types of loans?

No, beyond that. The actual terms and conditions of the individual loan. For example, most banks have a lock-in period. That’s fine, but on top of that, some loans don’t allow you to pay extra. For some, you can pay more, but the extra payment doesn’t reduce the principal amount, which defeats the purpose. Some of them allow you to pay extra, but it must be in multiples of RM1,000, for example. I am not saying that interest rate is not important. But that’s just one of the criteria.

Tell us about the personal coaching programme?

After they sign up and meet me personally, we have one tele-seminar (seminar via telephone) for one hour per month. I will talk about specific subjects, for example, auction, estate planning, investing in gold, and so on. It is a conference call where all members will call in and listen. From time to time, I will also invite industry experts to talk. It is just like a seminar but through the phone. We also have a 20 minutes tele-coaching every month, which means that members are in touch with me on a regular basis.

This is my inner circle coaching programme.

They also get a free book every month and every four months, we have a mastermind meeting, where the whole group comes together and meet here (Azizi Ali?s office in Kelana Jaya). I do not only teach people on how to be rich. I teach people how to get rich, how to live rich, how to stay rich and how to die rich.

Most of the information that I share, I am doing it myself. So I know that it brings results. For example, investing in gold, I did the research and then I share. It is not just theory.

How many books have you written?

More than 30. They are all about money. Four on property investment – How to become property millionaire, How to become millionaire landlord, Winning at property auctions and How to pay off your house loan within five years. I also publish books by other authors. There’s one about 40 questions you want to ask your lawyer about property investment, another about Millionaire real estate guide for beginners and also one about property auction.

When do you plan to launch your next book?

No target date yet. It never ends because the moment I finish one book, I start on another (laughs). Some people play golf. Some fish. Some scuba dive. I write. I am happy doing it. I can do it for days on end. It’s not work for me. We are always on the lookout for authors. It doesn’t have to be about money. I publish books on health, parenting, cats, and so on.

Any additional advice to share with our readers?

Read as many books as you can about money matters. You will lead richer and happier life. You need to learn and read because the world is constantly changing. Many of people are innocent and they don’t know what hit them.

Copyright © Azizi Ali 2011

(Sumber : M-Planet Ezine)

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