Sep 2012 BTO

supremeD

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haiyo, can't decide if it's worth getting the OCS... :( :s22:

I think if you were to save $ for other renovation, you can take up the OCS... My frenz using marble for his floor tiles at living room, it still crack easily for only a month or so... i think depend on 50/50 luck bah.
 

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haiyo, can't decide if it's worth getting the OCS... :( :s22:

which ocs

the living hall and room flooring or the door/sanitary fitting ?


i guess will opt for the living hall and rooms flooring...as i see sample of the ID quote quite steep...even for std flat
 
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I think if you were to save $ for other renovation, you can take up the OCS... My frenz using marble for his floor tiles at living room, it still crack easily for only a month or so... i think depend on 50/50 luck bah.

omg crack?! :eek: thanks for ur input nevertheless =:p
 
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which ocs

the living hall and room flooring or the door/sanitary fitting ?


i guess will opt for the living hall and rooms flooring...as i see sample of the ID quote quite steep...even for std flat

both, for the flooring and sanitary fitting... that totals up to $8,790 for 4rm.. :(
 

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In the list of documents to be brought along during the selection, one of them is the payslips/gross income letter from employer but the time period is from Aug 2012 to Nov 2012. How come they require Nov 2012? My appt date is on 4th Nov, so both bf and I won't have our payslips ready for the month of Nov by then. How odd :s11::s22:

They need latest 3 month (include Nov) payslip to determine if u earn more than the $10K income ceiling. If at the point of selection u do not have the payslip yet, they will give u a return envelope for u to send back to them 1-2 weeks later. Alternatively, u can also submit via MyDoc@HDB
 

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Do we have to confirm the flooring on the selection day?or on the second appointment? Is it cheaper outside?
 
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They need latest 3 month (include Nov) payslip to determine if u earn more than the $10K income ceiling. If at the point of selection u do not have the payslip yet, they will give u a return envelope for u to send back to them 1-2 weeks later. Alternatively, u can also submit via MyDoc@HDB

Oh I thought latest would be up to Oct, if this is the case, then no choice, but so troublesome. :s13:
Thanks alot anyway! ;)
 

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Just upload some more photo on the tile.

Obviously I am not impressed at all by the tiles and skirting.

What is your view?
 

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Some photo from the site racee for tenteram peak for the future neighbours..:)
thank you for sharing! hope to see more updates on your blog ^_^ we haven't gotten the time to go to HDB or do site recce.

the tiles are boring, the ones next to it looks more interesting, like the mosaic kind. :\
 

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thank you for sharing! hope to see more updates on your blog ^_^ we haven't gotten the time to go to HDB or do site recce.

the tiles are boring, the ones next to it looks more interesting, like the mosaic kind. :\

the mosiac one nice lei...which project ar?
 

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Anyone choose the Multi-Generation Priority Scheme (MGPS)?
I got the queue for AMK MGPS but still have receive the booklet from HDB...
 
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