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Hi! I am foreigner working in Malaysia.
I want to buy a property in KL but I am limited by the minimum amount of 1 mil. So my question is - is the any legal way to bypass this limit? I am ready to coop with Malaysians. And if it’s not, is it possible for me to find financing at 10% or below? My credit score in my home country is perfect and my family income is 25000RM a month after taxes.
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Hello, I'm Bernard a property negotiator...please Whatsapp me at H/P: 016-5886161  - I will contact you asap. Thank you. Read More
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<en>Ryan</en> <en>Chong</en>
Hi, I am Ryan from PropNex Malaysia. I want to assist you with your enquires.

Malaysia is one of the few countries that allow foreigners to directly own a piece of property, making it a very attractive property market.
If you’re a foreigner looking to invest in Malaysia’s property market, you might already know that you can only purchase properties that are at least RM1,000,000 in value (RM2,000,000 for properties in Selangor).
But did you know that you can purchase properties below this cap if you’re the director of a Sdn. Bhd. ("Sendirian Berhad") or LLP (Limited Liability Partnership) in Malaysia?
The property will then be considered a Malaysian-registered entity. This now widens the selection of property a foreigner can actually buy!
However, note that your financing options will be smaller due to loan-to-value (LTV) limitations on residential units. Also do take note of the stuff you need to know if you want to purchase using the company.

You can read more here:
https://www.propertyguru.com.my/property-guides/should-you-buy-property-under-company-malaysia-17570

Don't hesitate to get in touch with me at +6017 3377 998  or WhatsApp: https://wa.link/klzr5z if you need further assistance. Read More
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