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Earning in Singapore Dollars (SGD) while living or investing in Malaysia is one of the most potent financial arbitrage strategies available in Southeast Asia today. For ambitious Malaysian professionals working in the Lion City, your foreign income is not just money to be spent or left sitting in a low-yield savings account.

Instead, it is a high-p...


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Deal or Grill Malaysia Property Review is the no-fluff, no-filter property review show.

Deal or Grill Malaysia Property Review is the no-fluff, no-filter property review show where Malaysia’s hottest real estate projects get put under serious pressure. Hosted by seasoned experts: Faizul Ridzuan, Iherng, Zakri, Albee, and William. Ea...


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The Paradox of the High-Earning Malaysian Investor

Property portfolio expansion is a primary wealth-building milestone for elite Malaysian professionals. You earn a comfortable monthly income of RM10,000 or more. Your credit history is pristine. You have spent years learning about the property market, tracking rental yields, and calculating capital appreciation.


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What Is Deal or Grill?

Deal or Grill Malaysia Property Review is the no-fluff, no-filter property review show where Malaysia’s hottest real estate projects get put under serious pressure.

Hosted by seasoned experts: Faizul Ridzuan, Iherng, Zakri, Albee, and William, each episode dives deep into five trending projects, unpacking what’s truly wort...


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Introduction: Are You Familiar With This Story?

In 2019, Ahmad purchased a studio apartment in a prestigious Kuala Lumpur address for RM850,000. Everyone congratulated him. His uncle, a “seasoned” investor, called it a “no-brainer.” A year later, Ahmad struggles to find tenants willing to pay above RM2,200 per month.

His capital remains trapped....


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