• To make it your personal home – for your own stay.
• Flip it when the price is right and when you found a buyer.
• Leave it vacant until a suitable buyer or the price increases.
• Rent it out.

If you happen to choose the last option which is to rent it out, you have to be careful. From my observation, there are a lot of tenants who move out without paying the rent. I’ve myself have witnessed 2 or 3 such cases in my condo. The landlords came over and complained about it. Apparently, these tenants did not pay a single cent for the past few months. They kept on delaying the payment and moved out within 24 hours.

Just imagine if you are renting your condo unit out for RM 2000 per month. And 3 months without rental, it’s a huge RM 6000 ! Not to say you have to repair and refurbish the whole unit once they’ve moved out.

Some of you might say that you will have legal documents and stuff. But the thing in our country is, how are you going to find those people? It’s near impossible.

So my advice to you, don’t rent it out if you can. If you still insist on renting the unit out, make sure you collect the rental every month and always ensure you select the right tenants. I know sometimes it’s hard to even find a tenant, but leaving your unit empty is still better than finding a tenant who doesn’t pay.