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TSVictor3010
post Oct 21 2016, 02:03 PM, updated 10y ago

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Hey guys

If I rent out my car park in a condominium, do i need to prepare any form of agreement? Or just go by verbal?
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post Oct 21 2016, 02:05 PM

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yes, must have agreement otherwise no proof for both parties
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post Oct 21 2016, 02:11 PM

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just issue receipt lor. also make sure its a duplicate card you gave the person.
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post Oct 21 2016, 02:23 PM

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Thanks for the info, I will source for a sample form agreement now.. Any quicklinks to recommend for me to download?
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post Oct 25 2016, 09:42 AM

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QUOTE(rangerdanger @ Oct 21 2016, 02:15 PM)
jangan verbal2 i trust you you trust me, cukup bulan bayar sewa berowww .... Better prepare a tenancy agreement. Just copy from internet stating basic rules including collection of 1 month security deposit and 1 month advance rental. Because you will definitely need to get a pass card for him. Also if got any crimes, they will say that fella is not a tenant blablabla
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laugh.gif you sure this is a proper advise? XD

it's just a carpark, not the parcel itself. how can the tenant commit crime on the allocated car park -.-

anyway, there's no need for too formal an arrangement, an agreement is not required for circumstances like this but if you are worried then just draft out a simple letter stating the basic such as, how many cards was passed to the tenant, what is the rental rate, remedies for event of default and matters after the tenure has ended.

there's no need for advance rental, security deposit would suffice.

i suggest that you check with your management on the costs for a replacement card in the event if the tenant defaulted in payment and refused to return to you the card, your security deposit is enough to reimburse you.

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post Oct 30 2016, 05:31 PM

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QUOTE(shaniandras2787 @ Oct 25 2016, 09:42 AM)
laugh.gif you sure this is a proper advise? XD

it's just a carpark, not the parcel itself. how can the tenant commit crime on the allocated car park -.-

anyway, there's no need for too formal an arrangement, an agreement is not required for circumstances like this but if you are worried then just draft out a simple letter stating the basic such as, how many cards was passed to the tenant, what is the rental rate, remedies for event of default and matters after the tenure has ended.

there's no need for advance rental, security deposit would suffice.

i suggest that you check with your management on the costs for a replacement card in the event if the tenant defaulted in payment and refused to return to you the card, your security deposit is enough to reimburse you.
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it is not so much on committing a crime on an allocated carpark, but the vehicle that park on that space. who knows the vehicle is used to commit break in etc.

of course the tenancy is much simpler than the property TA.
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post Oct 31 2016, 10:03 AM

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QUOTE(Lowtan @ Oct 30 2016, 05:31 PM)
it is not so much on committing a crime on an allocated carpark, but the vehicle that park on that space. who knows the vehicle is used to commit break in etc.

of course the tenancy is much simpler than the property TA.
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even if the said vehicle is used to commit any act of crime, the police will go straight to the registered owner of the said vehicle la, not the owner of the space where the said vehicle is parked on -.-

no need so paranoid wan laugh.gif


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post Oct 31 2016, 11:09 AM

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I've drafted out a simple agreement, only to add was that any damages caused to their car, I am not responsible for it lo smile.gif
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post Nov 14 2016, 03:56 PM

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A simple agreement would do and better la; protect owner interest as well

 

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