You can also blame the Fed but most of it goes to those investors that have made life difficult for the 61% of people that are living paycheck to paycheck and can’t afford to buy a home because of these investors that gobble up the properties and jacking up the rent and buying price for a home. That’s BS.
The best course of action if you lack market knowledge is to ask a consultant or investing coach for guidance or assistance. Speaking with a consultant helped me stay afloat in the market and grow my portfolio to about 65% since January, even though I know it sounds obvious or generic. I believe that is the most effective way to enter the business at the moment.
My advisor is JENNY PAMOGAS CANAYA highly qualified and experienced in the financial market. She has extensive knowledge of portfolio diversity and is considered an expert in the field. I recommend researching her credentials further. She has many years of experience and is a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the financial market
Very nicely done House as a Home...am surprised that I enjoyed this video, thanks Petter for making this Video & much thanks to Frankie for Opening Up to Share us on his House & Not holding back on some of the Cost as well as Brilliant Ideas & New Tech out there which i didn't know existed..usually people don't feel comfortable to Show their House or even share the Cost of Certain things for the Renovation, am glad Frankie being a good sport & share it for us to get an idea how much some item cost & what are some of the tips like fengshui etc he implemented..also interesting Video to get good advice on Home & Renovation Contractors..Thank you Peter & Frankie as well as Mr Money TV crew for this MasterPiece 😇
To be honest RM700k renovation cost is overkill for a simple house.. Anyway alot of contractor got hit hard during the MCO.. Out of luck, wish u all the best and may u make more money bro.. =)
Coming from the home renovation industry, I'd say it's the sad truth that it's still very common for contractors to take your money and run away with it, or they left with alot of workmanship defects that they won't bother to come back and touch it up for you, even though payment is not fully collected. And very often you will burst your budget for this kind of big renovation because they earn the extra bucks via variation order. Can't deny that RM700k is alot but at least it's properly done and he got what he wanted. Congrats man!
One of my cringi-est memory during my college days was when I visited a girl's new house (then crush). I started touching and knocking on all the furniture, asking her dad how much it cost and where he got it from, just like what Peter did. Thank you for showing me, i'm not the only one. Needless to say, I was never invited over again after that.
yeah RM 700K just for renovation leh. Maybe I expect too much from spending RM 700k, I really still cant understand how it spending total over RM700k just renovate a house look like an ordinary house. PS: Unfortunately unfortunate, his case is contractor in court case. suppose spending 300-400k total but end up he need to spend more like to hire other contractors and workers to step in in order to complete the job.
@@Whatexactlyispeace Yes I agree. My brother bought a new terrace in Kota Damansara and spent only RM200k but looks like much more stuff and very nice with ID .
Actually i rarely watch renovation house but because they mention the estimation price and some tips i think is a very reliable video and enjoyable and had a good sense for reality measure Thanks Guys always support
Thank you Frankie for sharing your home with us! Good choices on furnishings, working so hard, we need to allow ourselves to make some comfort decisions once in a while. Take care and more future successes to all of you!
Very true. Those top rated ID companies on platforms like atap is just crap. I kind of went through the same ordeal. Bought the house in early 2020. Engaged a reputable ID for the job. It became a nightmare and I had to terminate the ID and engage another contractor to finish the job. It took me 1 and a half years. In Malaysia, I feel that consumers are least protected in the renovation process.
yes there can be bad ID/design & build companies; but sometimes its also the client who has issues. Best for the initial meetings to talk things through, clarify whats the requirements and needs and make sure its the right match for both client & ID.
@@vinny572 If I were to start over: 1. To request for a work plan from ID from the beginning and have a fair termination clause in the contract if the ID fail to deliver. Compensation on late delivery should also be added into the contract. 2. Monitor every progress even though there’s a project manager handling your job, especially carpentry work, height of your cabinet etc. Ask them details about material, finishing and hinges they use. Those things matter. My ID told me laminate is same cost as sprayed paint 🫣 3. If your renovation involves lotsa wet work, be onsite when they are doing major things like cement roof extension, building of brick walls etc. Don’t let them cut corners. Hire a professional defect checker. They will find all the problems and save you much more money. Trust me! Do this before making final payment to ID. 4. The most important thing is when the ID failed to deliver. Give them just one chance. If you see they dragging your work, just terminate them and request for refund on unfinished work. Yes, it’s very troublesome for you and you may be in dilemma that you have locked in a good price and may not find the same good deal. Don’t be like me. The ID can cancel you any time or engage a lousy worker to finish your job. You are at the losing end! 5. If they failed to pay up, just get a lawyer. You can go tribunal if the contract is within 50k. Else, just hire a lawyer to get proper legal advice. Some ID won’t budge until they receive a letter of demand.
I found my ID through atap and we're very satisfied with the results! Important to constantly communicate and understand each other's expectations. So I guess everyone had different experiences.
In my honest opinion, the outcome of the renovation doesn't seem to justify the cost of RM700K. The final result appears to be a fairly standard house without any distinctive interior design elements. Opting for an all-white color scheme might not have been the best idea; this experience serves as a valuable lesson for future real-life cases. It's a reminder to be cautious and thoughtful about upcoming renovations, if any. Additionally, the 'fine arts' are not displayed properly with a design that complements the house.
Let’s not forget it’s an old building, that area was built more than 30 years ago. All the electrical wirings, plumbing, roofing, tiling, has to be changed - that’s already a huge cost. Looking at the layout I’m assuming Frankie hacked and repositioned a lot of walls. Then his auto gate, glass panels, solar panels installation, carpentry, smart home system, anti theft etc. If all are of quality goods like walls with embedded steel, Aluminium cabinets etc, 500k is a no miss. The remaining goes to his furniture, electrical and electronic appliances.. 700k sounds about right.
Prices for renovations have really gone bonkers post Covid. Sometimes it triggers suspicion whether the inflated prices have actually been exaggerated for profiteering purposes!😅
Exactly. 20-30% increase still acceptable due to min wage increase and inflation. If constuction cost really doubled there will not be any new launches for condo below rm500k.
I think its not fair to comment on the 700k. Frankie didnt show u closeup of the materials he used . A faucet can cost as low as rm10 at DIY against an Italian at rm300 a pc.
1 part if wish Frankie could share is the loan and monthly installment of this house. How much was loan, advise on what to look for in a bank loan. Monthly loan repayment how much. and any tips & tricks.
I still don't really know which area you most spent for your renovation after watching the video. Be honest, for that price; I expect to see a lot of built in cabinets and some designs. My thoughts; even for own stay; it should also have investment in mind in case you need to sell it for whatever reason. RM1.7million cost to begin for intermediate house though in BU is relatively a high price. But home is home. Happy staying
the high cost is due to structural works. Like having an extension and changing the entire layout. As well as the new finishing. That alone could add up quite quickly. Speaking from architect’s pov.
Stock future rally treasury yields fall, as inflation cools by more than expected in November, I'm still at a crossroads deciding if to liquidate my $138k stock portfolio, what’s the best way to take advantage of this bear market?
I'm sure the idea of a coach might sound generic or controversial to a few, but new study by investopedia found that demand for portfolio-coaches sky-rocketed by over 41.8% since the pandemic and based on firsthand encounter, I can say for certain their skillsets are topnotch, I've raised over $500k from an initially stagnant reserve of $150K all within 14months.
Sure. ROCH DUNGCA-SCHREIBER* a well-known person in her field, is my advisor. I got to know her through my wife. It's my wife that has her number, but you could further investigate her credentials and contact her yourself.
For a few months now I have been searching tirelessly for information on how to start investing. I even payed $400 for a course that I now regret. It appears that there is no structured guided for beginners on how to get started in this realm. I’ve came across several investors making well over $250k/annual and I would be grateful if anyone on here could provide insights on how to get started, identity potential stocks, when to make an entry, exit etc
Keep it simple in the beginning. Buy something, like an index fund, and hold. Educate yourself in the meantime and elevate your risk tolerance over time
In order to make profits from trading you need loads of experience and a well defined strategy, which most traders don't have. If you trade without the proper preparation, you're most likely to lose your money. Identify the buy/sell ratios and identify the market leaders and most importantly. Diversify! this will help you spread risk
Even with the right technique and assets some investors would still make more than others, as an investor, you should’ve known that by now, nothing beats experience and that’s final, personally I had to reach out to a market analyst for guidance which is how I was able to grow my account close to a million, withdraw my profit right before the correction and now I’m buying again.
"My consultant is Camille Anne Hector I found her on a Bloomberg business interview where she was featured and reached out to her afterwards. She has since provide entry and exit points on the securities I focus on. You can look her up online if you care supervision. I basically follow her trade pattern and haven’t regretted doing so”.
RM700K for this reno work is so over the top/priced. Did the amount actually include the legal costs of suing the bankrupt contractor or any redoing of unfinished work?
1.1m for such a big freehold space in BU. That amount of money can only get you a 750 sq ft 99-year lease 3 room flat in a comparable area like Boon Keng in Singapore. That's it, I'm moving to Malaysia :D
I have an architect who i hired. He didnt run away. But the approval process with municipal is still ongoing even after two years. He is either sick, covid, family problem , etc etc etc. So annoyed 😠
Congratulations for the new house,all look nice ,simple and very modern house concept, buy when frankie talk about the dining table mirror feng shui,the house living hall and open kitchen actually is against the traditional feng shui concept... Anyway it just a myth.😂
Hi Frankie, thanx for sharing. May I know where is the location of your beautiful home? As I understand there is also a cost difference between states or cities.
Hi, Thanks for the detailed review on Frankie's house. I am interested in the new type of blind featured in his room. Kindly inform me about the supplier. Thank you
A Great and fun video to share Frankie's new house and the expenses involved. Do u mind sharing the carpentry and civil contractors contact tel ? Thanks
Inflation is painful.700k seems to be higher price for renovation but the reality is cruel. I am wondering how much could it be for the next 5 years in Klang valley Area. I hope I can touch and feel the material of his house. 700k..hmmm..can do a lot of things
Don't compare bro, Malaysians earn so much less when compared to SG. Even experienced (10+ years) professionals rarely make the equivalent of 3-4k SGD here.
Anti theft features are always worth the money. Very presumptuous of you to say it's overkill in BU. Insurance always seems unnecessary until you need it.
Hmmmm. Basically bought a piece a land for 1.07 millions. Tear down 90% and spent 700 k for rebuilding and furnishing the house.Frankie practically bangkurp his saving at the end . Sorry bad move.😢 Unless you are a millionaire and have the extra to splur .Now i doubt he is a good financial advisor by doing so. Anyway HOME SWEET HOME . Priceless
As someone who has worked in the architectural industry for over 2 years, 700k is a bit too much for your house's reno bro 😅. Yes its important to find an architect before starting any reno/rebuild projects, but it is more important to get the RIGHT one, theyre many good architectural firms now that have their own website or Instagram page to showcase their portfolio and some will even give you a simpe and ACCURATE quotation before starting any work. From my experiences, 700k can do alot better loh... Anyways congrats! 🎉
I agree with this. 700k for what is shown in this video does not seem right at all; and hopefully the reasoning is just due to the ffk contractor only. Because for that renovation budget would be quite a luxury and you could defintely get something more well designed out; and perhaps the architect chosen was not a good choice and is the type that just deal with authoritiy and contract side over a properly designed house.
The architect's advice is only for major renovation. What if I purchase a new house that only requires renovation? That would be the contractor but there are no architect there to supervise the contractor, so how can I know whether my contractor got cut corner here and there or not?
This is just MY OPINION, but no way would I ever spend RM700k on renovation for my house just to look like this. I think this is a clear consequence of trying too hard to save money and not appointing a proper ID and architect firm for your project. If you signed a contract with an ID and architect from the beginning, the RM700K would have absolutely transformed this terrace house.
Unfortunately it’s the typical cinaman mentality that is probably drilled into us since young, especially involving a huge one off, lump sum upfront. These days I have learned not to be so uptight about my money, but that’s not to say I gonna spend unnecessarily
How much to tear down the house? Wouldn't it be cheaper to buy a land & build instead. And u still need to follow what the municipal requirements, what's the point of tearing it down. How many square feet is the house? 700k is enough to build a 3 story 5000 sq feet house.
Maybe the location really has sentimental value for them otherwise buyer can reach new greenery housing area like eco ardence, rimbayu with that total price. So, we just respect their own personal preference. Its still a nice house 😊😊
Frankie very sincere with the renovation cost...most owners will hide the real cost
Real estate investors losing money is music to my ears. They are a major reason why the real estate market is the way that it is now.
You can also blame the Fed but most of it goes to those investors that have made life difficult for the 61% of people that are living paycheck to paycheck and can’t afford to buy a home because of these investors that gobble up the properties and jacking up the rent and buying price for a home. That’s BS.
The best course of action if you lack market knowledge is to ask a consultant or investing coach for guidance or assistance. Speaking with a consultant helped me stay afloat in the market and grow my portfolio to about 65% since January, even though I know it sounds obvious or generic. I believe that is the most effective way to enter the business at the moment.
My advisor is JENNY PAMOGAS CANAYA highly qualified and experienced in the financial market. She has extensive knowledge of portfolio diversity and is considered an expert in the field. I recommend researching her credentials further. She has many years of experience and is a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the financial market
This house is not pretentious. Cosy, fit the purpose and very liveable. very nice house Frankie!
Very nicely done House as a Home...am surprised that I enjoyed this video, thanks Petter for making this Video & much thanks to Frankie for Opening Up to Share us on his House & Not holding back on some of the Cost as well as Brilliant Ideas & New Tech out there which i didn't know existed..usually people don't feel comfortable to Show their House or even share the Cost of Certain things for the Renovation, am glad Frankie being a good sport & share it for us to get an idea how much some item cost & what are some of the tips like fengshui etc he implemented..also interesting Video to get good advice on Home & Renovation Contractors..Thank you Peter & Frankie as well as Mr Money TV crew for this MasterPiece 😇
To be honest RM700k renovation cost is overkill for a simple house.. Anyway alot of contractor got hit hard during the MCO.. Out of luck, wish u all the best and may u make more money bro.. =)
Coming from the home renovation industry, I'd say it's the sad truth that it's still very common for contractors to take your money and run away with it, or they left with alot of workmanship defects that they won't bother to come back and touch it up for you, even though payment is not fully collected. And very often you will burst your budget for this kind of big renovation because they earn the extra bucks via variation order.
Can't deny that RM700k is alot but at least it's properly done and he got what he wanted. Congrats man!
bookmarking so that if my siblings ever want to renovate my parents' house, we know what to expect. landed house renovations are life long, truly!
One of my cringi-est memory during my college days was when I visited a girl's new house (then crush). I started touching and knocking on all the furniture, asking her dad how much it cost and where he got it from, just like what Peter did. Thank you for showing me, i'm not the only one.
Needless to say, I was never invited over again after that.
No wonder we are uninvited after that… 😂
@@MrMoneyTV 🤣
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I don't see what's wrong with it. could be another reason.
RM700k to rebuild a whole terrace house seems like such a waste unless you are really loaded and really love that location. Anyway congratz
I agree… definitely loaded and also definitely took the contractor long time. They have patient and money
yeah RM 700K just for renovation leh. Maybe I expect too much from spending RM 700k, I really still cant understand how it spending total over RM700k just renovate a house look like an ordinary house.
PS: Unfortunately unfortunate, his case is contractor in court case. suppose spending 300-400k total but end up he need to spend more like to hire other contractors and workers to step in in order to complete the job.
And the house looks very normal. 700k I expect the house to look modern, with a nice feature wall and all the cables concealed
For own stay, its worth to spend and build it well. If you live happy, you will make more money.
@@Whatexactlyispeace Yes I agree. My brother bought a new terrace in Kota Damansara and spent only RM200k but looks like much more stuff and very nice with ID .
Actually i rarely watch renovation house but because they mention the estimation price and some tips i think is a very reliable video and enjoyable and had a good sense for reality measure Thanks Guys always support
Thank you Frankie for sharing your home with us! Good choices on furnishings, working so hard, we need to allow ourselves to make some comfort decisions once in a while.
Take care and more future successes to all of you!
That breaker box is such an eyesore, one would think it could have been hidden well since the house was rebuilt from ground up.
Very true. Those top rated ID companies on platforms like atap is just crap. I kind of went through the same ordeal. Bought the house in early 2020. Engaged a reputable ID for the job. It became a nightmare and I had to terminate the ID and engage another contractor to finish the job. It took me 1 and a half years.
In Malaysia, I feel that consumers are least protected in the renovation process.
yes there can be bad ID/design & build companies; but sometimes its also the client who has issues. Best for the initial meetings to talk things through, clarify whats the requirements and needs and make sure its the right match for both client & ID.
What was your experience like, what went wrong and what's your advice if you had to start over again?
@@vinny572 If I were to start over:
1. To request for a work plan from ID from the beginning and have a fair termination clause in the contract if the ID fail to deliver. Compensation on late delivery should also be added into the contract.
2. Monitor every progress even though there’s a project manager handling your job, especially carpentry work, height of your cabinet etc. Ask them details about material, finishing and hinges they use. Those things matter. My ID told me laminate is same cost as sprayed paint 🫣
3. If your renovation involves lotsa wet work, be onsite when they are doing major things like cement roof extension, building of brick walls etc. Don’t let them cut corners. Hire a professional defect checker. They will find all the problems and save you much more money. Trust me! Do this before making final payment to ID.
4. The most important thing is when the ID failed to deliver. Give them just one chance. If you see they dragging your work, just terminate them and request for refund on unfinished work. Yes, it’s very troublesome for you and you may be in dilemma that you have locked in a good price and may not find the same good deal. Don’t be like me. The ID can cancel you any time or engage a lousy worker to finish your job. You are at the losing end!
5. If they failed to pay up, just get a lawyer. You can go tribunal if the contract is within 50k. Else, just hire a lawyer to get proper legal advice. Some ID won’t budge until they receive a letter of demand.
I found my ID through atap and we're very satisfied with the results! Important to constantly communicate and understand each other's expectations. So I guess everyone had different experiences.
In my honest opinion, the outcome of the renovation doesn't seem to justify the cost of RM700K. The final result appears to be a fairly standard house without any distinctive interior design elements. Opting for an all-white color scheme might not have been the best idea; this experience serves as a valuable lesson for future real-life cases. It's a reminder to be cautious and thoughtful about upcoming renovations, if any. Additionally, the 'fine arts' are not displayed properly with a design that complements the house.
Let’s not forget it’s an old building, that area was built more than 30 years ago. All the electrical wirings, plumbing, roofing, tiling, has to be changed - that’s already a huge cost. Looking at the layout I’m assuming Frankie hacked and repositioned a lot of walls.
Then his auto gate, glass panels, solar panels installation, carpentry, smart home system, anti theft etc. If all are of quality goods like walls with embedded steel, Aluminium cabinets etc, 500k is a no miss.
The remaining goes to his furniture, electrical and electronic appliances.. 700k sounds about right.
Kudos!! U got it right @killmyindianbrother
I agreed with @bgees. Rm700k for standard design. Not worth it. At least 2.5 storey with a center courtyard that has a movable roof.
And 2 storeys where got close to 1.4mil unless it's closer to One U.
I do agree with @bgees. The design flow isn't there. 700K is too much imho.
love this see more content like this.... good information for the someone who planning to renovate they home
Loved the details and transparency. Well done guys.
congrats frankie on the new house
Prices for renovations have really gone bonkers post Covid. Sometimes it triggers suspicion whether the inflated prices have actually been exaggerated for profiteering purposes!😅
Exactly. 20-30% increase still acceptable due to min wage increase and inflation. If constuction cost really doubled there will not be any new launches for condo below rm500k.
Really like this series. Hope you can make it a series
My house is worth 4.5 million, Mr Money TV. You are M40 at best sir 😅😢
@@RimoltFreeGuy would you mind giving Mr Money TV to tour your house for the next addition of this series?
@@jinc2461 I would rather invite MTV, Bloomberg or LuxTV to tour my mansion instead of Mr Money TV.
@@RimoltFreeGuy 4.5M RM? HAHA
When I grow up I want to be like Frankie.
Attention seeker commenting everywhere to try and get views 😂
when i grow up i want be be like you spam every video comment
I think its not fair to comment on the 700k. Frankie didnt show u closeup of the materials he used . A faucet can cost as low as rm10 at DIY against an Italian at rm300 a pc.
such a humble guy, looking at the cars and all 🙏
Spent 700k on renovation, nothing left to spend on cars, drive Myvi and nasi bujang everyday
enjoyed this video! thanks!
Thanks for the sharing , enjoyed this video fully.
1 part if wish Frankie could share is the loan and monthly installment of this house.
How much was loan, advise on what to look for in a bank loan.
Monthly loan repayment how much. and any tips & tricks.
Very nice Frankie! Love your new home... bright, simple & cosy looking.
I still don't really know which area you most spent for your renovation after watching the video. Be honest, for that price; I expect to see a lot of built in cabinets and some designs. My thoughts; even for own stay; it should also have investment in mind in case you need to sell it for whatever reason. RM1.7million cost to begin for intermediate house though in BU is relatively a high price. But home is home. Happy staying
the high cost is due to structural works. Like having an extension and changing the entire layout. As well as the new finishing. That alone could add up quite quickly. Speaking from architect’s pov.
Beauty in the eye of the beholder. The owner is not looking for trends. It’s more for long term.
Frankie, I noticed your mug color and your tshirt color are so matching. ❤
Lovely home.... love it.
Very good review and very informative as well.
Stock future rally treasury yields fall, as inflation cools by more than expected in November, I'm still at a crossroads deciding if to liquidate my $138k stock portfolio, what’s the best way to take advantage of this bear market?
I'm sure the idea of a coach might sound generic or controversial to a few, but new study by investopedia found that demand for portfolio-coaches sky-rocketed by over 41.8% since the pandemic and based on firsthand encounter, I can say for certain their skillsets are topnotch, I've raised over $500k from an initially stagnant reserve of $150K all within 14months.
The advisor I use is ROCH DUNGCA-SCHREIBER* Count, she's verifiable , so you could just search her
Sure. ROCH DUNGCA-SCHREIBER* a well-known person in her field, is my advisor. I got to know her through my wife. It's my wife that has her number, but you could further investigate her credentials and contact her yourself.
Great house, great presentation and great entertainment. Well done gentlemen 👍
Frankie, may I know the wall colour for your master bed room? It’s what kind of cream / off white? Thank you in advance
Congrats for ur new house!
Thanks bro for letting me visit your house.
Such a lovely house
"when I grow up, I wanna be like you"
Frankie: Grow up? We are same age.
LOL
Very interesting. Hope to see your old house in the coming episode.
Frankie... can share what security door and security window you are using? If given a choice to redo, would you choose the same brands again?
i really like this type of videos. It is just different and interesting!
Finally the reno is done. :)
omg the mugs at the end. was it intentional? 15:10
I've always loved Marvin's artwork!
wow... interesting sharing... anyway,nice home frankie
For a few months now I have been searching tirelessly for information on how to start investing. I even payed $400 for a course that I now regret. It appears that there is no structured guided for beginners on how to get started in this realm. I’ve came across several investors making well over $250k/annual and I would be grateful if anyone on here could provide insights on how to get started, identity potential stocks, when to make an entry, exit etc
Keep it simple in the beginning. Buy something, like an index fund, and hold. Educate yourself in the meantime and elevate your risk tolerance over time
In order to make profits from trading you need loads of experience and a well defined strategy, which most traders don't have. If you trade without the proper preparation, you're most likely to lose your money. Identify the buy/sell ratios and identify the market leaders and most importantly. Diversify! this will help you spread risk
Even with the right technique and assets some investors would still make more than others, as an investor, you should’ve known that by now, nothing beats experience and that’s final, personally I had to reach out to a market analyst for guidance which is how I was able to grow my account close to a million, withdraw my profit right before the correction and now I’m buying again.
who is your financial coach, do you mind hooking me up?
"My consultant is Camille Anne Hector I found her on a Bloomberg business interview where she was featured and reached out to her afterwards. She has since provide entry and exit points on the securities I focus on. You can look her up online if you care supervision. I basically follow her trade pattern and haven’t regretted doing so”.
RM700K for this reno work is so over the top/priced. Did the amount actually include the legal costs of suing the bankrupt contractor or any redoing of unfinished work?
Feels like not enough natural light.
1.1m for such a big freehold space in BU. That amount of money can only get you a 750 sq ft 99-year lease 3 room flat in a comparable area like Boon Keng in Singapore. That's it, I'm moving to Malaysia :D
Nice house and nice humble owner
love how the transformation! maybe Frankie can drop by Damansara Utama to buy some slabs and stones for the little yard from me 😂
I have an architect who i hired. He didnt run away. But the approval process with municipal is still ongoing even after two years. He is either sick, covid, family problem , etc etc etc. So annoyed 😠
For air cond which type of main switch frankie is using to be smart?
Congratulations for the new house,all look nice ,simple and very modern house concept, buy when frankie talk about the dining table mirror feng shui,the house living hall and open kitchen actually is against the traditional feng shui concept... Anyway it just a myth.😂
frankie the garden at the back , for top is open or install grill for security?
Yo mind to share the Johor factory for the sofa? That sofa is absolutely looking good.
i've been looking for blinds like that. didn't know it's available in malaysia. what's the company please? TIA
Hi Frankie, thanx for sharing. May I know where is the location of your beautiful home? As I understand there is also a cost difference between states or cities.
that's a marvellous-looking house. I really like the renovation work
thanks for sharing frankie! peter next😉
The contractor or ID will tell you the inflation and Malaysia currency factor. The quotation is rm700k.
Can share where did u source the anti theft door?
Great to see the day to day aspect of you awesome people.
Next… we like to see your man cave 😂!!!
rumah cantik. nanti buat open house saya nak raya . gong xi fa chai. tahniah frankies.
So where did Frankie move from?
Hi, Thanks for the detailed review on Frankie's house. I am interested in the new type of blind featured in his room. Kindly inform me about the supplier. Thank you
700k, hebat betul... i cannot wei.
Seems like cleaning would be easy with the spacing of the furniture.
Just only how long to clean.
What’s the rational for incorporate anti-theft so extensively? Lots of break-ins around the area?
Can Frankie share the contact for the solid wood carpentry work for his kitchen and master bedroom please 🥹🥹
Was curious, was there a skylight roof on the small garden?
❤ Nice house with good advise thanks
May I know where did you get the top down bottom up blinds from? Thanks
I think the design outcome of the house will be alot better if he give 700k renovation budget to Design Seed
When I see the island table, I feel like i want to chase Frankie around the island table 😂😂
A Great and fun video to share Frankie's new house and the expenses involved. Do u mind sharing the carpentry and civil contractors contact tel ? Thanks
Is this a Semi-D or terrace house?
Inflation is painful.700k seems to be higher price for renovation but the reality is cruel. I am wondering how much could it be for the next 5 years in Klang valley Area. I hope I can touch and feel the material of his house. 700k..hmmm..can do a lot of things
waiting for invite for Frankie's open house 🤗
Equivalent to S$500K. Cheaper than the most ulu HDB flat 😅
Don't compare bro, Malaysians earn so much less when compared to SG. Even experienced (10+ years) professionals rarely make the equivalent of 3-4k SGD here.
pity Singaporeans - same price for ulu small flat 🙂
Stove and water tap opposite each other, ok kah? Feng Shui
What does frankie do? Where does he get all that money?
Frankie surname is Lim. Take a guess…
Lim Guan Eng?
Hi Frankie, we r planing to renovate our house, possible to seek your consult/opinion? We live in same area.
I noticed Frankie's house got inverter means got solar on the roof..hence it is part of the rm700k renovation cost?
Welcome to th BU community. It's a pretty safe neighbourhood so the anti theft investment probably is a bit of an overkill.
Never know
Anti theft features are always worth the money. Very presumptuous of you to say it's overkill in BU. Insurance always seems unnecessary until you need it.
Ppl waste money on car accessories just to look cool when the money could be invested in house security.
Hmmmm. Basically bought a piece a land for 1.07 millions. Tear down 90% and spent 700 k for rebuilding and furnishing the house.Frankie practically bangkurp his saving at the end . Sorry bad move.😢 Unless you are a millionaire and have the extra to splur .Now i doubt he is a good financial advisor by doing so. Anyway HOME SWEET HOME . Priceless
As someone who has worked in the architectural industry for over 2 years, 700k is a bit too much for your house's reno bro 😅. Yes its important to find an architect before starting any reno/rebuild projects, but it is more important to get the RIGHT one, theyre many good architectural firms now that have their own website or Instagram page to showcase their portfolio and some will even give you a simpe and ACCURATE quotation before starting any work. From my experiences, 700k can do alot better loh... Anyways congrats! 🎉
It’s because Frankie’s previous contractor ran away for a period left with unfinished work.
@@MrMoneyTVhaiyooo feelsbadman :( but at least he has the courage to share the amount haha
I agree with this. 700k for what is shown in this video does not seem right at all; and hopefully the reasoning is just due to the ffk contractor only. Because for that renovation budget would be quite a luxury and you could defintely get something more well designed out; and perhaps the architect chosen was not a good choice and is the type that just deal with authoritiy and contract side over a properly designed house.
So true man. 700k i can buy a one whole new condo in PJ area already
@@kev2345 not one, but 2, and has surplus for renovation.
The architect's advice is only for major renovation. What if I purchase a new house that only requires renovation? That would be the contractor but there are no architect there to supervise the contractor, so how can I know whether my contractor got cut corner here and there or not?
Get an id registered id
This is just MY OPINION, but no way would I ever spend RM700k on renovation for my house just to look like this. I think this is a clear consequence of trying too hard to save money and not appointing a proper ID and architect firm for your project. If you signed a contract with an ID and architect from the beginning, the RM700K would have absolutely transformed this terrace house.
Unfortunately it’s the typical cinaman mentality that is probably drilled into us since young, especially involving a huge one off, lump sum upfront. These days I have learned not to be so uptight about my money, but that’s not to say I gonna spend unnecessarily
can share where to buy that sofa for RM3k?
i also bought BU during MCO. Really good deal
wow really good deal for around 1mil bdr utama
Does anyone know where he got those blinds from?
How much to tear down the house? Wouldn't it be cheaper to buy a land & build instead. And u still need to follow what the municipal requirements, what's the point of tearing it down.
How many square feet is the house? 700k is enough to build a 3 story 5000 sq feet house.
Can u explain why 700k? Not much carpentry work so 70k makes sense. But where did he spend the remaining 630k????
Maybe the location really has sentimental value for them otherwise buyer can reach new greenery housing area like eco ardence, rimbayu with that total price. So, we just respect their own personal preference. Its still a nice house 😊😊
location, location, location
True, I was expecting to be blown away by the decor but what a let down
Mr Money Tv… could you share the contact for the blinds please?
I like a small house with fully automated system and in a good location..
Frankie need bedside tables for his room