Wa so cool, I totally support AskarPerang make this thread!

If got time this quarter, I hope to kepo the auction houses and see what AskarPerang always post about.


So you are saying its not stated in the auction details, but us people wanting to bid should all go to the land office for a title search for each property we are interested in?
Any other checks besides utilities n maintenance fees we should look into?

Do banks in Malaysia offer pre-qualified mortgage services, as an potential newbie auction person, I'm most concerned about mortgage not qualifying for some reason, or only qualifying for 80%.


If the Tenant say paid in advance, does the new landlord (bid winner) have to fufill the previous obligation?
Does the Tenant still have renters rights if they do not have a existing rental agreement with the new owner?

At what point does the liability (utilities costs n rental) of the auction unit transfer to the bid winner? The date of S&P? Date of winning auction?
For example, a Tenant would want to pro rata the new rental, or which utility bill on which date will be whos responsibility.




Your posts always make me login to lowyat

This post has been edited by Zavia/GenX: Jan 11 2019, 03:48 PM

Probably ask the lawyer whos handling for free legal advice. Who knows, house may come with the car depending on the documents, haha.

Eitherway I know for sure you should not damage or sell it.

Worse case have it towed as its "trespassing". Maybe call the number at:
http://www.dbkl.gov.my/index.php?option=co...mid=277&lang=en