House Hunting: What to look for?
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Hello. How's life? Mine's pretty busy. As you know, my iphone was stolen; On CNY eve my credit card kena swallowed. The bank machine was so damn hungry, no matter how hard I try, it just won't spit it out! GRRRRRRHH~ WHY YOU ATE MY CARD WHEN I KEY MY PIN CORRECTLY?? But thank goodness all these bad luck was before CNY cause me, being a Malaysian-Chinese, believe that new year is a new beginning. So please lah, no more hiccups! What I am up to recently is house hunting! In fact, I have been house hunting for the past few weeks. I think I am getting pro at this. So what I am gonna do in this post is to share my house hunting experience (and jokes!). ******************************************************************************************************* You know, few years back, when people still believe that Sarawakian lives on trees (thanks to tourism adv =.=") a property in Kuching could easily cost Rm 200k - Rm 350k. But now, with that amount, you can on