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- Alhamdulilah i’ve just purchased my first property in malaysia it’s a five 5 bedroom five bathroom on a golf course. Includes a fully equipment gym and a 50 foot long pool ALHAMDULILAH !
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jzk sis stay blessed
You are really tempting me to move
My only concern is education for my children is it good ?
And how much it cost ?
I have a 11 year old
And a 8year-old
May i know, how much is this house?
Which part of Malaysia is this area? Thanks
I’m interested sister, I would be coming from the US
I’d suggest you to do defect inspection before doing any renovations. If there’s any defect, the developer will be responsible to fix it if the house is still under the Defect Liability Period (DLP). If you proceed with renovations without doing proper defects checking, chances are your DLP might be voided and you can’t claim from the developer. Btw, congrats on your new house!
Interesting, is this only for new builds?
@@pxnther2502 yes. Buyers normally have 24 months to report any defects during the DLP. I am not sure about older properties though.
MashaAllah. Use the home in good health, happiness and prosperity.
Ameen 🙏
Goose bumps and teary eyes, when you said alhamdulillaah ❤❤ mashaAllaah tabarakAllaah so happy for your family
Thank you so much!!
Congratulation!
Welcome to MALAYSIA 🇲🇾!
Thank you soo much!!!
@@SairaHayatilove the fact your a cockney 😂 owite mayte 🤣
Mashallah you have your mother with you and you taking care of her is a golden opportunity that inspires. May Allah protect her and grant her and your family a long healthy prosperous life
You've described that place better than any real estate agent out there, awesome place to live in BTW, Allahuma Barik 🤲
Hi Saira when buying a house in msia these are some things you need to look out for .. signs of leaking esp if there are tell tale signs like stains on the ceiling or wall, poor toilet waterproofing that may cause leaking , Run the water in ur toilet to check n ensure no water pool due to uneven tiling, water should flow nicely to the water hole , water pressure in the hse esp upstairs for showers, if there is any leaking of piping the water meter will run very fast .. just some pointers
Area with good internet connection too
@@hazlinahakim5517 for that you can request from telco. new area not necessarily to have good internet connection because it will cause the telco company to loss profit. once more people living in the area, its better to "complaint" to telco. Most people don't really know about that. Previously I live in new area using umobile, the signal is very weak. I complaint to the telco, after a few weeks later, the signal is getting better and get "fixed".
If there is leaking or any problems related to the house you can lodge a complaint to the developer within one year of the date you receive the key. So make sure you live in asap so you can trace any defects.
All new houses have a repair guarantee from the developer unless it is a second house
Agreed. And please check inside of plumbing pipes too if possible especially at kitchen area. Last time, we found a lot of rocks and small debris inside of our pipe at kitchen area. We detected that quite late since there were a blockage of water that time. We needed to clean up ourselves since the warranty of our house had just expired few months before that. Make sure to check everything even when people come to your house for renovation too. They usually dumb everything inside a pipe or anything that closed which will give big headache to you in future
Great house. Hopefully everyone happy live in Malaysia. I do hope more rich muslim from all over countries come in and invest in Malaysia.
yes everyone like to invest in your country but actually I m sorry to say this but it's true that some malay people's are very jealous when see foreigners have nice car or nice big business so they must disturb them just like the stupid Sofian,,, people's like that Sofian or the surplus group should be stop disturbing business community so more people's will come to Ur county for invest,,,people's like Sofian personally can't do work but jealous once see others got everything
No thanks. Keep some for the local citizens.
@@mars1plutoSo what about the foreign rich non muslims who bought houses here? Do you also object?
I live here for almost 15 years I like this country.. I am a teacher of Quran and Arabic language… may Allah bless you
Where do you do that
Is this price for the house or a deposit with more installments
Asalam alaikum.brother
Where would be the best place to move to as I'm relocating to Malaysia inshallah
Ahlan wa sahlan fi Malaysia ya bro or sister.
I love the way you've thought of your mum and her needs.
As opposed to what?
Good idea for ur mom's bedroom.. as we grown old, we do need a bedroom on the ground floor..
That price won't be enough to buy a b&q garden shed in the UK.
Well done 🙏
loool
😂😂😂
You guys are funny..first u make money from UK.. then u guys settle in a normal country with that money and said bad things about uk..remember one think every country have good and bad side.......
Being a British passport holder u get a lots of benefits also..
😮 seriously??
@@Adam20147 you don't understand what has happened to the country in the last fifteen years..
A majority of people live on elementary /destitute living standards. For these reasons most envy other countries and wish to relocate. Many able people are.
Thanks. This is so helpful. And your enthusiasm and encouragement is really gearing me up to make changes in my life. Feels like I’ve been divinely guided lately.
May you and your family be happy and blessed in this new lifestyle.
So pleased and grateful to Allah for blessing you with that house 🏠. It's going to look amazing once it's all done!👍🕋💯🌟💚
The lands of the Kufr are just, advanced and safer. Nothing to do with Allah.
@@narendra62 . Well, Guru Nanak felt safe when he went to Mecca! 🕋
@@asadzeethree2726 unlike the 1000 that died recently. The history of Mecca is very obscure. There is next to no ancient evidence to support what the Muslims claim. Seems like the Arabs found a way to make money. Do some research I think you will find I'm not being mean but accurate.
@@narendra62 . And still, Guru Nanak had a safe visit to Mecca 🕋 😃
@@asadzeethree2726 so he did. I learnt something today thank you. Are you willing to find out if the Arabs have created Mecca story as a cash cow?
Well done Saira. Done well. UK one of those countries that is going downhill
Yeah because it’s run by bad government and we have open borders only come here for free housing healthcare benefits.. A lot leave when they milked it to death and move to another country and set up home . But slag off the UK! After we helped them out. So it’s No wonder British people are pissed off.
So worried about all the personal info you're sharing online sister 😣 Tens and thousands of ppl know where you live, can approximate your exact house location, know your car plate number... 😬 Be very careful even if your house area has lots of security. Scams are really high now in Malaysia and you hv an older family member whom statistically is more likely to be victims of scammers, your mom can easily get targetted... Please be vigilant ❤ Happy for you though!
Yup your video show good things but showing everything is not a good idea. M'sia is not utopia, there's problems here too. It's not for everyone to move to this country. Respect of the cultures is very important here and in east Asia.
A thoughtful gesture
Fear is for the weak lol keep it to yourself kids 😂
So many scammers here in Malaysia and they're so active be alert 24/7.
Don’t worry about scams. We in the west are used to it and Malaysian are terrible at scamming. I see Malaysians fall for scams so fast that I have cried 😢. But westerners are not easy to scam.
I really enjoy when you try to speak in Punjabi with your mother. It's gives another kind of happines to see when you speak in Punjabi
I just realized the room next to the kitchen is so small for your future maid. Maybe you can convert it to be a storage room for your foods, like a shelf for spices, high rack to put dry groceries or maybe put a chiller for vegetable storage & freezer inside too. You can do a lot of things since you have a big storage. Even you can have wet & dry kitchen too. Focus to have a wet kitchen smaller since you don't have headache to clean up in future.
Advice from a housewife 😂😂😂
Malaysia is best country to invest good decision
The landing area upstairs is usually used as a family area. Where you’d put couches and tv. Like a private lounging area.
I would Close it up and use it as an office space ❤
I would use it for kids gaming and entertainment area, put a gaming and karaoke set, books and board games.
We call it a retreat in Australia.
I love this viewing... a little glimpse of what a Muslim life could be in Malaysia. Insya Allah one day we can make a journey there too.
I’m sooo happy for you sis May Allah keep
You and your family happy there, and the love and the respect you give your mum shows you are a good daughter ❤️❤️
MashAllah sister alhamdoulliah. The only downside are all those huge windows, there's probably double glazed. The issue is curtains, too much light, the maintenance of having them cleaned. Also the door handles if they get broken it's a hassle. InshAllah all the best for the future.
im local, but still love watching your videos your journey moving to Malaysia. congratulations! i hope you enjoy malaysian hospitality.
Is there a lot of mosquitoes in m’sia?
Masha Allah, Congratulations on your lovely house and the best thing is that your mom is with you.
So happy to see your achievements for the better future.
Allahumdulillah.
Mashallah looks amazing I am loving your whole journey may Allah fill it with blessings and success all the way ameen 💙
Thank you! You too!
Sister congratulations for buying your first house.
Thank you so much 😊
When u mentioned "first" house, I kinda smile coz you are right..Malaysians usually have many houses. Not just houses, we like to buy many cars as well..an average family will usually have at least 4 cars.
@@inezy6329Not average Malaysian, that's average government servant's lifestyle 😂😂
@@inezy6329sembang
You are very brave woman to move so far away. I moved from Birmingham to South and I'm home sick lol
Cant say anything is homesick typr..... 😂😂😂.... U need return to ur homeland......
Naive would be a better description.
Allahumma barik
Wishing you to be happy with your loved ones in this house.
May Allah bless you all ameen
I'm also European and I live in MY for 5 years now. We are leaving the condo now. Kinda fed up of gated community as it's like living in a bubble.
Malaysia is already a country with low crime rate. I can walk around in a sleepless night without being afraid and even my husband has no problem as the area is safe. We are moving now to a small Muslim neighborhood where kids can also play literally on the street and people know each other.
We want a normal life and not something privileged and kinda isolated from real life
@@koubadz4253 I don't know where you live or plan to live in Malaysia. I'm in Penang. We are currently moving from a condo to a normal local neighborhood with excately what you're describing. Found it on FB marketplace after searching for weeks on several platforms like also Mudah. You can search on your own on this platforms or let a real estate agent search for you, even if you plan to rent.
If you're already in Malaysia it's easier as you can so drive around. Some houses that are available have a sign with number.
You could also then speak to some locals (from the masjid for example) who can recommend you an area.
I'm not really an expert. We just kept searching. But living in a Chinese neighborhood was also not bad. We just wanted to get out of a condo with the gate etc
Its so safe here that we don't need that bubble.
Not sure if this was really helpful. In sha we you will find a good place here for you and your family
@@koubadz4253 the mayority here are Chinese in Penang. There are also states with more Muslims. I personally like Penang.
I'll ask my husband in the morning which areas he would recommend in sha Allah.
He knows the Island so much better than me.
My experience is that usually there's a masjid nearby, or at least public prayer room.
We are moving from Air Itam on the Island closer to the airport.
But mainland is also not bad and even cheaper.
congratulation Madam Saira, can't wait to see the renovation journey of your new house.. hopefully soon you make a content of the journey from zero to fully occupied by you and your family
Brilliant your Mom doesnt have to step over anything to enter the shower. Well done!
MashaAllah.. Alhamdulillah 🤲🏻Congratulations on your new house.
Have fun renovating the house 😊
Seronok ke renovate umah?? 🤭🤭🤭 Nak kena kuar duit lagi...😭
Have watched a few of your videos so far and Malaysia is growing on me so much so that I’ve added it to my shortlist of countries to checkout for when I do finally move abroad.
Congrats Sister. I'm getting more and more interested, as I watch your videos. I think I need to stop 😲
Myself 😂😂 it's lovely just started yesterday and hooked.
Houses in Malacca are generally cheaper than in KL, Penang and JB but comparing it with UK with that kind of price you can only get a garden shed😮
Selangor semi - detached at least 1.9m ringgit now
yeah. will be become expensive for local and majority can afford house with the size garden shed in KL. with the goverment relaxing a ceiling price for foreigner to buy a house in malaysia, the housing price for local with this kind of house will overshoot in matter of time. majority local still staying in the pigeon box especially in KL. so annoying. that is why a lot of empty unit it this area. the house is overprice.
Banks prefer financing developer properties than the secondary market
So expensive lah... 😂
It looks like a great lifestyle. More of an outdoor life. Good for so many reasons . Love watching your videos and seeing how people live in Malaysia 👍
Allahuma barik, gorgeous property. I want to leave the UK, but also love the UK and the things i'm familiar with. Looks like i'll have to stick to taking holidays.
Many mlysians are still struggling to buy houses of this class. Please stop promoting this to sis' rich friends from overseas. It hurts
If you keep doin foodgrab delivery rider for make living what make you can afford one. Ask yourself why ..
Your "Alhamdulillah" (x5) put a smile on my face 😊😊. Very informative sister, thank you.
Fantastic house
Great lifestyle- peaceful - calm - serene
No bad vibes
No distractions or negative influences
👍
Alhamdulillah, so good to see you do this with your mother. Allah bless your new house.
Thanks for all of the videos, Saira. They're so informative. Great! You've convinced me in 1 minute. I'm leaving London and coming to Malaysia.
Thanks,
Kamal
Really enjoying these vlogs of your move to Malaysia 🇲🇾. I wish I was your family . A dream to leave UK 🇬🇧 would just be amazing. It’s nice to live this fantasy through you and your family. Masha Allah your Mother is so sweet. May Allah always bless you all , keep you safe , keep you happy so you can all live your best life . Ameen 🤲🏼 I’m so excited for you all sister Saira . Stay blessed during this Ramadan and look forward to keep seeing how you are all living , and adjusting and seeing your new home come together. Thankyou for all you’re sharing 🙏🏼 Pool & gym & praying area wow 🤩❤
Jazakallah for your beautiful words
Hello Saira, your an inspiration and EVERYTHING YOU say about the culture and working conditions in the UK are spot on! Many congratulations on your new home. There is no such ideal place anywhere is this world ...however, may your time in your house be filled with memories and peace! Wishing you and your family all the best .... it is clearly obvious that you being in another country has done you the world of good ...
If you own a property, it is the best asset in Malaysia since the price always increasing, you are fortunate to have it because many Malaysians themselves cannot afford it.
Mashallah tabarakallah sister amazing well done
Amazing content keep it up
Thank you so much 😊
Lucky for you. Majority of the Malay muslims here cant afford to live in such a luxurious home. You can live a nice life in Malaysia if you have the money.
Ma sha Allah, amazing woman, Mubarak inshallah your new property and Blessed new beginning. I pray that my daughter can be strong and smart like you. Hoping that one day I can take the same step as you did from Australia. You gave me hope and encouragement to do so. Your brother and new subscriber.
Next step is renovating and furnishing the house. Just some tips on looking for contractors. You can look around the neighbourhood and ask houseowners who’ve done renovations on the contractors they’d recommend. Another way is to engage an interior design firm that has a panel of contractors. There’re pros and cons and obviously the latter can be more expensive. In any case get a few quotations.
A couple of observations about the differences between the houses in the UK and those I've seen in these videos. The front door opens straight into the lounge. There isn't a porch and hallway that leads into the lounge and staircase. The porch is where your outside shoes are kept and where you'd hang jackets and coats. Not sure where Malaysians keep their shoes and outer wear. I know in one video she has said that the Malaysians keep their shoes outside. That'll take some getting used to for UK people.
There isn't much of a garden. In England we like to sit in our gardens especially during the long summer days. These houses will have a yard but there doesn't appear to be any outside space to hang out in.
There is no garage just a 'car port'. We usually store things in our garages rather than use them to keep our cars. So if you have bicycles, golf clubs, empty suitcases etc. they'll be kept in the garage. Not sure where you'd keep these things given the design of these houses.
There is no utility room that I can see. We'd keep the washing machine and dryer in the utility and in many cases additional groceries and household supplies. I am assuming the washing machine and dryer are in the kitchen. But there isn't a lot of storage space for groceries and household stuff such as washing up powder, bleach etc.
Is there a cap on the extent to which the monthly charges for the gated community can be increased? I'd have a concern that a private enterprise can decide on the monthly charge. What if they decide to increase the charges significantly to increase their profits? This could become a potential issue in the future for the homeowners.
Probably a question for Saira via the WhatsApp number but can someone in the UK invest in a property without actually living in Malaysia? It appears to be a stable country and might be suitable for investment. You can then either rent out or visit regularly. If booked in advance flights can be reasonable in price for economy tickets.
1. this is bare unit, usually owner will renovate it
2. malaysia house dont hv garage, just porch to park the car
3. increase in monthly payment will go thru agm, meaning owner will hv to vote the resolution to increase or decrease
4. the residence will hv a joint management committee or jmb who are the owners voted among themselves to make decision. jmb hv some power by law. and usually jmb will appoint property management company for day to day management. there is no private enterprise. agm will be held every year, the account will be audited and tabled to everyone
Houses are not an investment in Malaysia and their poor construction makes them a liability. Even if they were you may not be able to remove money from the country is you choose any investment there. Unlike most countries in the region you can own property and you can even buy if you're not a resident. Until the governments clamped down there was huge Chinese investment in Malaysian property. Malaysia is a deeply racist country with 43% of it's citizens unable to buy certain properties and those restrictions apply to all foreigners.
Shoes go outside the front door under the car port. Malaysia is hot and humid so outerwear is limited and a large umbrella is probably all you need most of the time. Did you not see the large storage area under the stairs?
Few Malaysians are interested in gardens. Anything green attracts insects that invariably bite or sting and trees are hated because they drop leaves all year round. Plots of land are generally built up to the maximum possible and this causes problems with flooding when the rain is heavy. This and all other houses around will have multiple ACU units that will be running so sitting in the garden will be noisy and as you see there will be no breeze due to being so built up. This is life in Malaysia, even if you can afford this which of course most locals can't.
This house is a bare shell and this is how houses are sold there. You divide it as your see fit but there is enough room for two kitchens which is quite normal and in fact the area outside the back door would be suitable for messy prep and frying. In an open plan house, frying is the last thing you'd do inside. I don't see any storage issues as the ceilings are tall and allow more than enough space for suitcases in fitted wardrobes. The house may appear to be cheap but there could easily be another £100k to get it to a good standard and none of that will add to the value of the property.
In terms of charges, as someone else has said, it's managed by residents but that creates a lot of problems and on properties of this value most will only want to spend the bare minimum. The result of this is invariably everything deteriorates. I would say for certain that in ten years, this development will look totally different and not in terms of improvement.
Malaysia is not a stable country and has deep racial issues that affect pretty much everything. It also has a weak, unelected government and as a coalition has allowed religious nutcases into power. Make no mistake, Malaysia is sinking into the dark depths of ultra conservative Islam. These problems are getting progressively worse and something will kick off,in fact, such an event is overdue. Malaysia is suffering a massive brain drain for these reasons and no longer has the cash reserves it once had. It's also taken on significant Chinese debt. The last time Malaysia's finances were under threat the government introduced strict currency controls that effectively froze all foreign investments for an extended period.
You mention renting and that's a problem because non resident landlords only want profit. You may vet everyone carefully but others will seek to maximise income and many properties become HMOs with all the problems that entails. This woman is clearly very naive and has a lot of learning to do.
Saira have watched several of your Y tube blogs they are so informative and have been impressed with your own impulsive nature of the move . I moved to Cape Town in the early 80s with no Internet etc . I think Malaysia offers a fulfilling lifestyle for many and look forward to see how you progress good luck to you and your family
Do you still live in Cape Town?
@@theancientsancients1769 No I don't
MashAllah Allahumabarik. May Allah swt bless it for you and all your family.
No wonder you are excited so would I be it's like Paradise, quiet, safe with pool and gym and golf course, and the price is amazing compared to the UK, that house alone in the UK would be probably 1 million pounds if not more in London....good luck with everything really enjoying seeing what life is like in other countries
Definitely more. That's what makes me sick.
Malaysia house usually has tap outside the house for gardening and cleaning purposes. The small room near the kitchen usually for house maid or you can turn it into a pantry.
Awwww congratulations Saira! What a beautiful new home! Please remember to walk us through it again once it’s all done up. I’m sure it’ll be even more beautiful 😍
I'm not laughing at Saira. I'm just laughing because I imagined her saying this to someone in the UK and looking at her facial expression and the potential buyers in the UK thinking they getting a fully fitted kitchen! Lol 😆 3:24
That pool is humongous. I just bought a house in Selangor. Club house has a gym and pool, a lot smaller than this and maintenance plus security all in is RM150 a month.
this area is not too far and not too near to the city center either, a good choice of location 👍
I went to Malaysia for a holiday and fell in love with it i would love to buy a house and live there.
The people are lovely and i was actually able to fall a sleep straight away as im an insomniac and have been since i was you g!!
Congrats on your new house. Malaysia is a beautiful place with the nicest people.
Congratulations very nice and bright house. in London you need couple millions fr a house like this. Take care
Nice house. Good price.
Wet kitchen. Dry kitchen.
Maid's room. Maid's toilet.
Guest toilet.
Big landing is mini seating or study or tv are etc.
You need to figure out where you are going to put your ourdoor a/c compressor (noisy).
I do not recommend doing a lap pool or any kind of swimming pool on your own property. You may have utilities pipe running there any the maintainance is not worth it. But doing a reflective pool may be nice.
18:40 Alhamdulillah, that was The Best feel!!
Hello, i am representative from Malaysian that as malaysian but can't afford malaysian pricey house 😭😭😭. Even 10 years wage still cannot afford.
I'm happy for you sister.
Pray for me.
Build a small house you can afford.
I love living in a high rise, many reaching up to 40 floors or more. It will be windy, cooling and with views to die for. With loads of facilities such as swimming pools, sauna, jacuzzi, Gym..
Happy for you Sister. Alhamdulillah 🤲
Congratulations on your new home 🏡 🎉
May Allah bless you and your family with abundance here and after.
Cheap for you but really expensive for the local..
Malaysian so good❤
Congratulations on your new house. May your family make many happy memories.
happy for you. but make sure u check for defect. u have a few month once u have the keys to check for defect and report it for the developer to fix it for free. outside the time period, u cant claim anymore.
So happy for you n your family. May you have a peaceful n beautiful home...syukur alhamdulillah.
As a malaysian residence in London thats what im always mentioning about that an average house isLondon costs more than 500K, with that money in Malaysia you can get two semi and link them together with carpark and and garden too. Ridiculous Underrated Real Estate and thats Malaysia,
Salaries are much higher in London and btw London is cheap compared to Singapore
The value of houses in the UK increases so is an investment. The opposite is true in Malaysia where construction standards are poor and consumer protection near to non existent. For a foreigner to put money into Malaysia is madness because of the control and previous actions of the government.
@@byteme9718 bro you aint real estate investor, dont act like you know it, UK property increasing dont mean it actually value, it value because of its land not the residential property itself, now people are talking about getting a place to live, of course buying a house in KL is way worth than London, mate whether TRX or PNB 118 resident apartment have a higher growth than any in London, so stop those funny statements. Listen £500K in UK you only can get a second hand crap, in KL you can get one in city centre, dont talk about properties or real estate investment with me when you dont have any research… UK house are bunch of wood and empty wall, and malaysia built with concrete and you are here telling me malaysia construction is shit ? Helllo bro UK house bunch of rat hole.
Do a comparison between,
Material uses
Space/Size
Price
Future Value
Function
Innovation Fees
Did it then comment again…
@@byteme9718Can you elaborate please.
BTw that maids kitchen area the connecting room is a maids room and that shower room is maids shower room. FYI. Also that upstairs landing area you could make that in an open living room as well. Look at the homes in Saudi for inspiration.
Mashallah. Keep the videos coming. Punjabi is refreshing. Allah naseeb kareh
Congrats sister. If I were you, i'd prefer to but at area which nearby the city but still can enjoy the good ambience and full facilities like in Cyberjaya or Putrajaya. Internet is not a problem at all, full with facilities, layers of securities, etc. Furthermore it's nearby to the KLIA.
Alhamdulillah..
the house has so much potential .. Allahumabarik
Welcome to Malaysia ..
Go often to community surau/mosque n make neighbour friends .. we like to exchange food among close neighbours ..
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Tips : when looking for contractors to renovate ur home, make sure to check their previous jobs .. literally go n see their recent jobs if possible .. too expensive quote doesn't mean good workmanship.. u want to find somewhere in between.. not too expensive, not too cheap ..
For furnitures, u would want to shop around .. there r plenty .. depends on the quality u want ..
Maju Homes is a good start .. u can also find good furnitures in ur nearby furniture shop lots ...
foreigners can buy a house in Malaysia??
@@Naseeb1212 ownership laws vary by state, some allow foreign ownership if the valuation is over a set amount.
Great news to see you have abandoned the dreary skies of England. Encourage more of your family and people to move there for a much better life. Ma ash Allah! Go forth and multiply sister!
Very nice house. Best wishes from Melbourne Australia.
Masha Allah Tabarak Allah. ,Beautiful apartment and facilities. Most importantly is you will living in an Islamic country Alhamdulilah. God Bless you and your family.
I actually moved outfrom Australia and made Hijra to Indonesia 🇮🇩 .
Alhamdulilah, we love it. Best move ever.
cant wait to see the renovation progress!!
Allahumma barik congratulations.
❤
Congrats Saira ❤
Plse bring us along with your journey when u furnishing up your lovely house 🙏🏼
Can you help me move my family to Malaysia? I really don't want my daughters growing up in the UK
Me too, I want to move out from UK, here is getting worse, crime arise
bapak best..167k pound pun da rm 1juta ringgit..kan best kalau rm160k pun dapat rumah mcmtu..
Pegila bekerja kat UK...then balik sini bole la bli umah 1juta, 2juta.
Salaaams mashaAllah. I really would like to move aswell. The Uk esp London is so dead.! Really good information ,advice and help. Thank you. Jazak Alkhair.
The same for Europe!!
Sister any links to the sisters info ? Who arranges all of the details for the House, please.
Can you also make a videos about renting out apartments for example if you buy house there can you rent it out and is it easy and also about the monthly income from the rent.
awesome yes i would really like to know about schools thanks bless you
Lovely, well done. I really enjoy your videos. Keep going. Thanks.
So excitement! Congratulations!😀
If you are a property agent the customer will be happy with your presentation... Suprb
You’re a grandmother? That’s awesome 😊
Yes I am! Alhamdulilah
I thought you were in your 30s 😮
00:06 🏡 The speaker has recently purchased their first house in Malaysia, which features five bedrooms, five bathrooms, and is situated on a golf course.
01:44 🛋 The house tour includes plans for interior design, such as incorporating a Japanese-style garden and designing kitchen units and a breakfast bar.
03:42 🌧 The backyard design includes a grass lawn with a soakaway system to manage heavy rains during monsoon seasons.
07:03 🛏 The master bedroom boasts ample space, with plans to create a balcony, along with luxurious bathroom amenities like a bathtub and separate shower.
08:48 💰 The speaker considers the property a good investment due to its spacious living areas, potential for a fifth bedroom, and relatively low cost compared to rental prices in the area.
11:56 🌳 The housing complex offers ample greenery, contributing to its higher price compared to city-center properties.
16:48 💸 With a budget of £200,000, one can afford to buy and furnish a similar property, eliminating the need for a mortgage.
18:51 🏊♂ Access to amenities like a swimming pool and gym is included in the monthly management fee, making it a worthwhile investment for the speaker.
20:40 🏊♀ The speaker highlights the value of the pool and gym facilities in the housing complex, especially compared to the smaller pool in their current residence.
22:30 🏫 The speaker plans to research international schools in the area, indicating considerations for families moving into the neighborhood.
Mubarak and best wishes, MashaAllah
MasyAllah...Alhamdullilah❤❤❤
MasyaAllah. Beautiful house. Welcome to Malaysia ❤
I have read one of the comments by viewers in your previous other vdeo. He said you SHOULDN'T expose your privacy by giving home location..house number..car plate number etc etc. According to him thats will make it easier for scammers etc to target you. I somehow agree wth you sister. I guess many more things you may not aware or familiar wth in mlysia.( even in Asia etc). Lately so many scammers..so mny cases of cheating..even commercial crime took place. Hundreds of victims involved million loses. How about serious crime. This is just a reminder sister. Dont think mlysia ua utopia or perfect. Even local do not aired their personal detail on media social like you did sis. Better dont take thing 4 granted..get some advices frm local etc.
@saira i totally agree..... I hope sister saira make it more privacy..... There is something u can share and nope.... See the situation first
that is amazing. The quality of life you can have in Malaysia, is just astounding.
Congratulations on hard work