Sep 16 2022, 01:16 PM
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.
Then she's a broker, not a registered agent.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.
It's common for them to mislead others by providing a name card bearing a real 'real estate agency' but at times the namecard wouldn't have the agency's address nor phone number.
Did she said that she will prepare the tenancy agreement for you and get it stamped?
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