Most bank will required borrower name to be listed in SPA nowadays.

For MRTA, if u refinance, there’s a chance the bank u refinancing with will require you to get another insurance to cover the loan

As long as you got any residential property under your name, irregardless one you bought or inherited, you will no longer entitled for first home buyer benefits

My colleague just completed dealing with such case. Not sure where you are located but in Sabah the answer is no. They wanted existing owner to pay for it first so their lawyer can transfer to the owner.
Then only can transfer to the new purchaser.

Normally govt won’t simply take it back unless there’s a need to upgrade the infrastructure in the area and there’s no other option available. Else the tenure of the title can be extended.

And FYI, even if it’s freehold, govt can still take it back if they need to build infrastructure on the land.

Yes. There will be compensation based on the valuation done by JPPH. But exact amount then not sure.

Normally when developer declared bankrupt, there will be a liquidator assigned to handle all the sales transfer for the project. It will take longer time to get consent from them. However, if it’s an old project that has been completed more than 10 years ago, some bank will no longer finance it. Try ask your banker if they still finance properties older than 10 years old without strata title issued

True. It will take time to transfer from the deceased to the next kin, especially if there’s no will