There are estate agents who specialise in selling or letting commercial, industrial or agricultural properties, however, in Property Power, we only focus on estate agents who specialise in residential property sales and letting. What role does the estate agent play? The estate agent is the link between a seller and buyer, who will negotiate an agreement of sale acceptable to both parties. An Offer to Purchase is drafted by the estate agent, which must be signed by the buyer, seller and estate agent. For his service, the estate agent charges a fee or commission, which is paid by the seller. The commission payable is negotiable and must be discussed with the estate agent at the commencement of the transaction. The commission is usually calculated as a percentage of the selling price. What are the Benefits of Using an Estate Agent? An estate agent will know how to deal with the legal, financial and marketing issues in the appropriate manner. He will also have knowledge of different sales techniques, financing alternatives, valuation methods, construction practices and relevant property laws and regulations. He will be familiar with the local property market, understand consumer behaviour and be able to communicate with people at different levels. The estate agent will protect the interest of his client to the best of his ability with due regard to the interest of all other parties concerned. Buying property is probably the biggest investment you will ever make. The estate agent plays a vital role in ensuring the security of your big investment. Estate agents registered with the Estate Agency Affairs Board are governed by a code of conduct, Common Law, as well as certain provisions of the Estate Agency Affairs Act, which are enforceable by means of disciplinary action by the Estate Agency Affairs Board. read more

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1) Single-Storey Detached  House in Jalan Perak Land Area : 8,081 sq ft. Built up : appx  3,907 sq ft. Asking Price : RM2.6Mil (Nego)     2) Vistaria  Condominium Floor Area : 1,080 sq ft.   Description: 3 Rooms, 2 Bathrooms Fully Furnished Asking Price: RM480K (Nego)    Interested, kindly contact Mr. BH Lim @ 019- 412 9898. read more

* Premise owners or licensees must ensure customers enter and exit a premise in a controlled manner – maintaining physical distancing of a minimum of 1-meter.   * Premise owners or licensees are required to provide QR code for MySejahtera check-ins or a book for manual customer attendance record.   * Hand sanitisers must be provided at the entrance and must be used before entering the premises.   * The use of the MySejahtera app is mandatory except in places with no wide internet access. The use of a manual attendance log is ONLY ALLOWED in areas with no internet access or any other reason such as; elderly people without phones, or people who don’t have smartphones, etc   * Store owners must make sure people check in their attendance with the MySejahtera app or manually sign if there is no internet coverage.   * It is MANDATORY for customers/visitors to check-in on the MySejahtera app or manually to enter premises.   * Shopping malls, supermarkets or department store customers only need to undergo body temperature checks ONCE at the entrance of the business complex – not at every store.   * Those with a body temperature above 37.5°C are not allowed to enter the premises.   * Storeowners inside or outside a complex must ensure that only ‘low-risk’ and ‘Casual Contact Low Risk’ individuals are allowed to enter premises. Risk status can be checked on a person’s MySejahtera app.   * It is encouraged that parents/guardians avoid taking children below the age of 12 to public and open places – except for emergencies, medical treatment or for education purposes.   * Store owners must limit the number of customers/visitors on premises – taking into account the minimum 1-meter physical distancing rule.   * Each store/premise must PUT ON DISPLAY the number of customers/visitors allowed into the premises at a single time and it’s encouraged for store owners to provide ‘queue’ numbers’ or tickets to better manage customers   * Check-in QR codes must be made available at all levels of the store.   * Workers, suppliers and customers are required to wear face masks properly according to Health Ministry (KKM) guidelines while on-premises.   * Building owners must ensure proper ventilation and ventilation systems at the premises.   * It’s MANDATORY for EVERYONE to wear face masks, ESPECIALLY in public and crowded areas, except for the following activities/places;   * Hotel rooms or personally paid accommodation or with household/family members.   * Solitary workspace. * Outdoor sports and recreational activities.   * Personally owned vehicle and with members of the same household.   * Indoor/outdoor public areas and places without the presence of other individuals.   * While eating and drinking in public without any other individuals (other than in restaurants or food premises).   Stay Home & Stay Safe and Stay Healthy    From: The Management & BHL Property Consultants    Dated : 24/5/2021 read more