I've lived in London and Singapore so I start feeling overwhelmed if there's too much nature around.

Many of the older Victorian and Second Empire homes here have a long corridor running down the centre of the main floor.

The hotspots cities identified were Chandigarh, Chennai and Kolkata.At second place was the GCC (Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia & UAE) with an anticipated growth rate of 34 per cent Coming at the third place was China with an expected real estate growth rate of 28 per cent (and a forecasted economic growth of 9.9 per cent by the World Bank)Other strong growth prospects were in Hong Kong, Singapore, Korea, Malaysia and TaiwanAsian countries currently attracting the highest foreign direct investment: China - 35 per centIndia - 33 per centJapan - 12 per centGCC (Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia & UAE) - 12 per centAustralia - 6 per centKorea - 2 per centMy interest is particularly in India, where I am familiar with the demographic, socio economic conditions and also have a strong network of real estate developers.

That cost increase can vary dramatically depending on the brand and model of your load centre / breaker panel.   20amp GFCI breakers can be as much as $75- $80.

I'm curious how you would get original signed docs to HUD if your in Singapore?

Hello BP'ers,My name is C.J. and I currently live with my family in Singapore.  

I am consider either the Real Estate Centre, Allied, or Kaplan.Thanks in advance!

We have one that has separate water runs to each floor, but each unit on a floor tees from the pipe running down the centre of the building ... this required the inconvenience of installing the sub-meters in each unit {fortunately they can be / are read remotely}.

Account Closed  Touche'  got my chuckle for the day... in between checking out my hotel in Singapore next week and the awesome place in Thailand I am going ...

It also comes down to area you are dealing with. in Ottawa centre town, you are able to attract good tenants so work is less demanding