QUOTE(jessy123 @ Apr 11 2011, 08:42 PM)
Hi Dario
My cousin is selling her condo to a foreigner for RM450k but since the min price of a property that a foreigner can buy is RM500k, the S&P will reflect
RM500k instead (actual selling price is RM450k). its a freehold property and it wont be subjected to RGPT. Title is out already...
My question - are there any issues that she should be mindful about ? she intends to use the buyer's lawyer for the transaction.
No issues. The lawyer would prepare a letter of acknowledgement stating that you've acknowledged receipt of the RM50K in advance prior/concurrently with the execution of the S&P.
QUOTE(jessy123 @ Apr 11 2011, 08:42 PM)
My second question relates to a landed prop that i am selling and the s&P is due to be signed within 14 days. 2% deposit has been paid to the agent.
However, I would like to delay the signing of the S&P for another 3 months ..if the buyer is agreeable to this, what are the issues i should be aware as a
seller and would it be ok to just get the agent to get this in writing from the buyer?
Thanking you in advance...
Jess
You might be in a fix if the purchaser does not want to allow the deferment. What does the letter of offer to sell state if the vendor does not comply with the terms, i.e execute an SPA within 14 days? Return the deposit? Return the deposit plus a sum equivalent to the deposit as compensation? Watch out for that.
If the purchaser is ok with it, he or the agent can prepare a letter extending the time to comply with the terms of the letter of offer to sell. That's all that is needed.
Some purchasers would be ok with a delay provided that the price is locked in and confirmed.