Frequently Asked Questions

You’ll need the title deed, identification documents, sale & purchase agreement, and tenancy agreement (for rentals).

The timeline varies based on market demand, location, and price. Typically, it takes 3-6 months for sales and a few weeks to rent out a property, depending on your pricing and marketing efforts.

Use online listing platforms, professional photography, social media ads, and work with a property agent for broader exposure. Highlight unique selling points to attract buyers/tenants.

Recommended, working with a licensed agent can simplify the process by providing market insights, helping with paperwork, and reaching potential buyers or tenants through established networks.

In Malaysia, the standard real estate agent commission is 2-3% of the final sale price for property sales. For rentals, it’s typically 1.25 month’s rent.

Freehold property ownership is permanent, while leasehold means the property is leased for a set period (e.g., 99 years). After the lease expires, ownership reverts to the state unless renewed.

As a landlord, you have the right to receive rent on time, maintain the condition of the property, and evict tenants for violating the terms of the lease. However, you must also adhere to local laws regarding tenant rights and property maintenance.