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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jarance" data-source="post: 386199" data-attributes="member: 21">Normally you will have 30 to 60 days to arrange for the loan.You can do a search at the Land Office with a copy of the land grant. you will also need this when you are apply for the loan. if there is any caveat on the land, it will be stamped on the land grant.Stamp duties are usually paid when the S&P is concluded. These are usually include in the transfer fees, bank charges etc.transfer fees, bank charges, S&P (lawyers fee), stamp duties, agent fees are some of the cost that you might considered. better to get your own lawyer or bank's lawyer to handle the S&P.Oh yes... Look at the land first... Sometime for new development, you might a clear view and after a few year, somebody might built a tower block and block your view. The developer should have a master plan. do check with them.One thing you have to look out for is whether the grant is for individual or group. also industrial or agriculture which are "converted".Security is also a must and the most important thing is the reputation and track record of the developer.I have a friend who also bought a land and he built his own house on the piece of land. It in Botanical garden in Klang. So far he is the only tenant there but the neighbors is coming up soon. A bit dusty since construction is going on now.</blockquote>