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I am definitely interested. $5 include curry puff and mineral or not huh?

They are just making a living bah .... if you really feel heart pain, you can always flush all your anger here ... we will help console you (joking) Seriously, that would be the price i would have charged. Cost 1. 1 Labor $60 2. Cement + sand $80 3. Tiles $150 4. Transport $30 5. Makan $10 6. Tools -wear/tear $20 If he is the contractor getting sub con to do the job, 7. Transport $30 The part that you paid most is probably to commission $150-200 (normally) Plus opportunity cost that he came to help you despite being specialise in construction work.

Got photo? Maybe they are parasite from animals .... do you have pets at home?

Ya, time is usually the main factor that people consider. My assumption here is , if I have plenty of time I am asking this, because someday (my future goal) , I would like to flip some property... so it would be more profitable that way.

I believe it would be easier to learn if it is more interactive... Like learning in schools when we are younger, even all the text books are already published out there, the best method is still through teacher right?

A very nice studio apartment. What type of reno are u looking at?

Wow, the sofa really look nice wor. The trouble with L shape sofa is, someone will always be lying at the longer part

Wah ... so bad ah? Anyone got pictures ?

Anything with dept they normally use pfr. anything flat they use psf Eg. PFR Cabinet, TV Console Eg. PSF Tiles, Glass Price is subjective, depends on material and workmanships.... eg. $80 pfr - first timer bah eg. $1000 pfr - crusted with crystals See existing workmanship first or get a few recommendations.

I think it is just a sale technique to make sure you die die pay commission. If you are firm and know the procedures ... they cannot smoke you. I seen agents trying to smoke their way through ... I just keep quiet and smile smile.

Depend on demand and supply and how the agent like to play it ba.

Use a degreaser

Daiso have

I am interested to know that also.... skip the middle man and DIY the resale

You havent got a bird **** on that part of the glass before right?

Mustafa?

It is usually harder to maintain a sliding windows .... imagine cleaning the opposite side of the glass .... that's when a lot of flying maids occur.

Labour work can find contractor also wor. What kind of carpentry?

Not real.

True

Not surprising....

Terence, which estate is your house located? How much? hehe

Anyone tried doing it on your own without the agents?

Install it yourself or you can hire contractor purely for installation... so you just pay the labour price.

SINGAPORE: Prices for private property and public housing fell steeply in the first three months of the year. In the Housing Development Board (HDB) resale market, the first drop since 2006 was seen. HDB's flash estimate for the 1st Quarter 2009 Resale Price Index (RPI) showed a decrease of 0.6% over 4th Quarter 2008 which had registered a 1.4% increase. Even HDB is falling off slightly. As for private residential property, flash estimates from the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) showed prices down 13.8 per cent in the three months to March. Falling 13.8% in 3 month is bad .... imagine a $1million landed property drop to $862k in just 3 months. I would assume these group of people are the newly rich, which made their money from the last bull run. They may have loss some money back to the market and can no longer afford to maintain the property. That is why they have to sell the property even when the price is so bad .... That is more than twice as steep as the six per cent decline in the fourth quarter of last year. Based on geographical regions, prices in the "rest of central region" fell the steepest, at more than 17 per cent compared to 6.2% in the fourth quarter. Prices of non-landed private residential properties decreased by 15.2 per cent in the "core central region". This is in contrast to the 6.5% decrease seen in late 2008. Prices "outside the central region" fell 7.5 per cent, much higher than the 5.9% drop seen in the previous quarter. Prime Condo - 15.2% drop Non-prime - 7.5% drop With the high number of TOP coming out the next few months, I would expect the figure to be worst by next 2 quarters. If you are thinking of getting a condo as investment now, my advice is, look at landed if you have the capacity. The flash estimates are compiled based on transaction prices given in caveats lodged during the first ten weeks of the quarter supplemented by information on the number of new units sold. - CNA/yt/sf