Trustable Agent or not?
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 Dec 27 2020, 01:37 PM, updated 5y ago
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I contacted this agent from Iproperty.com .my , and view a subsale kondo unit, I like it. So want to pay booking fees, he told me can bank into his company or write cheque.
I then search him in LPPEH.gov .my, and found he is not in the member section but in the negotiator section. I saw his REN number, full name, company name, handphone number and Expiry date is 12/2020. Is he trustable? can I go on and pay my booking fees to him or go to his office? THanks  This post has been edited by frostfrench: Dec 27 2020, 02:29 PM |
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Dec 28 2020, 08:42 AM
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QUOTE(mini orchard @ Dec 27 2020, 03:07 PM) The different between a member and a Ren .... Member is a registered estate agent who owns the agency aka 'employer' REN is a registered negotiator with a registered estate agent / agency aka 'employee' All cheques for booking deposits must be made payable in the name of the AGENCY. After reading the terms in the booking form and signed, you can safely pass the cheque to the REN. On the hand, if you feel 'safer' to deal everything in the agency office, go ahead.  QUOTE(YeohKW @ Dec 27 2020, 04:33 PM) Totally agreed.. I normally will ask client to go our office for few reasons: Thanks for the replies. 1. Better pay to my admin than me, especially if it's involving cash 2. Can immediately get a receipt for the earnest deposit paid 3. Get to know more about the agency at the same time Is it ok, when his license going to expire in 12/2020 (3 days time). One of my worries is, after the earnest deposit, he will be be responsible to anything and further steps of purchasing the property will be slow moving. |
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