Sep 15 2022, 09:06 AM
QUOTE(Meileetan @ Sep 15 2022, 08:44 AM)
An agent approached me offering to help look for tenants. I asked for name card and searched the agency number on LPPEH. Turns out this agent is not licensed although the company is a valid one. When questioned, she said she already sat for the exam and awaiting results.
She has now successfully secured 2 interested prospects who want to put down the booking deposit. My question is: what risks am I facing if I proceed with the services of this agent? What options do I have - e.g. ask her to co-broke with a licensed REN?
Thanks.
By now, all negotiators should have renewed their ren membership with lppeh.She has now successfully secured 2 interested prospects who want to put down the booking deposit. My question is: what risks am I facing if I proceed with the services of this agent? What options do I have - e.g. ask her to co-broke with a licensed REN?
Thanks.
If the ren is not registered, then you call the agency and request to assign a registered ren to handle your case.
How they share the commission, leave it to the agency to sort it out .
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