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@silentnight1 A. It's not covered by government or any entity. It's just a flat discount like a membership thing. B. It is the selling price for bumi lot. C. If current owner selling to buyer and both are bumi, then no issue but the selling price is definitely much lower than non bumi lots...

@taylorjr94 Now that's probably true on each state having different bumi quota alloted. Though I've not heard of such bs that developers put bumi price as actual price and non bumi get 10% discount while bumi don't get that particular discount, only bumi discount %. Pretty sure if such were to...

@taylorjr94 From what I know on new projects that is non affordable, non government the rate alloted for bumi is 30%. And yeah... Developer will have accounted for all those reduced price and leveraged out the discount portion to every units so they don't absorb the discounted price themselves...

@fonfukajoe First of, 1000 sf is pretty good enough considering your children being 5 and 2. Each of them having a room of their own. So, don't listen to your peer. If have more income then go for 1200 sf but the only difference is you'd get a bigger living hall. Most rooms are about 100 sf in...

@donkeyhead If you sell it off, you might not get any money back due to depreciation. Also, do you have other means of transportation arranged?