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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Why should I buy instead of rent?
Buying a house is an investment, rather than paying a monthly sum which you will never see again. You will have the pleasure of living in a home that is truly yours, on a property which will usually increase in value over time.


2. I am interested in one of your lots. How should I secure the lot that I am interested in?
To secure a lot as yours, you will be required to pay a booking fee of RM 3,000, regardless of the type of lot that you are interested in (Terrace Intermediate, Corner or Semi-Detached).


3. How should I pay the booking fee?
Get in touch with us to arrange the details of the payment of your booking fee. We accept cash, bank draft, cheque, and direct bank-in.


4. I’ve already paid the booking fee. Which bank should I apply my loan with?
Rich Venture Construction accepts loans from any local bank of your choice, so this is really up to you to apply your loan with whichever local bank you are comfortable and familiar with.


5. What about legal expenses?
If you choose to use any one of our tenant lawyers, we will be responsible for the legal fee of your Sales and Purchase Agreement ONLY. You will be required to settle the rest of the legal expenses. However, if you choose to use a lawyer that is not affiliated with us, you will be required to settle all your own legal expenses.


6. I am an existing customer, when am I allowed to carry out renovation works on my lot?
You are only able to carry out renovation works when the Occupational Permit (OP) is released.


7. Who should I contact if I want to renovate my house, or if I require some additional work on my house to be done?
You may use a contractor of your own; otherwise you may contact our Project Supervisor (Edric Ngu, 016-6660096) to arrange any further additional work on your lot. Again, any renovation work will only be able to be carried out when the Occupational Permit (OP) is released.


8. When does the handover of my lot take place?
We will hand over your lot within 24 months of the signing of your Sales and Purchase Agreement.