Asked by mawar
As a buyer, should i pay house agent comission?
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Hi there,
According to the Malaysian Institute of Estate Agents (MIEA), for the sale and/or purchase of land/buildings within Malaysia, the agent’s commission fees are set at a maximum of 3% of the property’s sale price.
For more information on the fees structure, read https://www.propertyguru.com.my/property-guides/pay-property-agent-fees-buyer-or-seller-13261
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According to the Malaysian Institute of Estate Agents (MIEA), for the sale and/or purchase of land/buildings within Malaysia, the agent’s commission fees are set at a maximum of 3% of the property’s sale price.
For more information on the fees structure, read https://www.propertyguru.com.my/property-guides/pay-property-agent-fees-buyer-or-seller-13261
Hope this helps! Read More
Mawar,
The Board of Valuers,Appraisers & Estate Agents Malaysia has given guidelines on professional ethics and maximum fees chargeable by estate agnets. Estate agents can either be engaged by the Owner/Landlord or the Buyer/Tenant but estate agents cannot collect agency fees from both Owner/Landlord and Buyer/Tenant.If you are responding to the Estate Agent's property listing that is advertised then that Estate Agent is likely to have been engaged by the Owner/Landlord and a fee has been agreed to be paid by Owner/Landlord. Sometimes we have Buyer/Tenants who needed our services to find them a unique property at good prices or terms, then they will agree to pay us a fee upon success basis before we embark on the search and information gathering. Hope this will clear the air about our estate agency profession to clients like you.
Should you need further advise, please call David Wong at +60193330573 Read More
The Board of Valuers,Appraisers & Estate Agents Malaysia has given guidelines on professional ethics and maximum fees chargeable by estate agnets. Estate agents can either be engaged by the Owner/Landlord or the Buyer/Tenant but estate agents cannot collect agency fees from both Owner/Landlord and Buyer/Tenant.If you are responding to the Estate Agent's property listing that is advertised then that Estate Agent is likely to have been engaged by the Owner/Landlord and a fee has been agreed to be paid by Owner/Landlord. Sometimes we have Buyer/Tenants who needed our services to find them a unique property at good prices or terms, then they will agree to pay us a fee upon success basis before we embark on the search and information gathering. Hope this will clear the air about our estate agency profession to clients like you.
Should you need further advise, please call David Wong at +60193330573 Read More
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If u not paying the commission , please tell upfront before viewing the property , Save agent's time, petrol etc. And if you are not willing to pay, please dont call me ya. Many willing to pay. Thx.
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Fellows REA & REN, We are practicing a win-win-win rules in properties market. The involved party are Tenant/Purchaser-Landlord-Agent. There is a case which seller did not want to pay commission to the agent, so what the agent do is he collect commission from the purchaser. The purchaser is happy to pay, the seller is happy to sell his property and the agent is happy to close deal.
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Agreed with Andrew Ang Quoted by Andrew Ang: "Put yourself as an agent without normal salary and running everywhere 4 your client at your own expense. So how would you feel if your client don't pay you the commission?"
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