I used to think property investment in Malaysia wasn’t for someone like me. I work in Singapore. I don’t live in Malaysia. I’m not familiar with the local property market. And to be honest, I’ve heard too many horror stories.
Stories about people losing money. Getting stuck with bad properties. Struggling with loans. It made me scared to take the first step. I had zero confidence and zero knowledge about how things really work here.
But deep down, I still wanted to own property. I wanted to build my portfolio. I just didn’t know how.
That changed when I came across FAR Capital.
I found Faizul’s videos on YouTube, and everything started to make more sense. The way he broke down the market, the data, the logic behind every purchase — it was very different from all the hype and fear I had been exposed to before.
So I decided to become a FAR Capital client.
From the beginning, they helped me analyse the right areas, understand the risks, and most importantly, taught me how to look at property with logic, not emotion. They even helped me get a property loan approved as a foreigner. That alone was a game-changer.
I managed to secure two solid properties ,one in Johor Bahru, and another in Kuala Lumpur. Both with strong fundamentals and great potential for capital appreciation. I haven’t rented them out yet because I’m still doing some renovation, but the value has already gone up.
It was a surprise to me how much I could achieve in Malaysia compared to what I could afford in Singapore.
What made the biggest difference was this: I didn’t have to do it alone.
FAR Capital helped me filter, negotiate discounts with developers, and made sure I didn’t waste time. Their analysis gave me the confidence to move forward. And now, instead of just thinking “maybe one day,” I’m already building my assets.
If you’re working in Singapore like me, and you think Malaysia is too risky or too complicated — maybe all you need is the right guidance.
It worked for me.
Kevin Ngui, 38
Lecturer based in Singapore
