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Hi. I hope someone can guide me on this. I want to purchase a property but currently it is tenanted. The contract between the tenant and the current owner will end of this year. For me, purchasing this unit is good for me as I don't have to find new tenant if i purchase it now. The question is, how the tenancy contract transferred to me? Should it mentioned in the SNP? Do the owner need to hand the contract to me upon signing SPA?
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Nor Ozir
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Dear Mr Zakri,
You can proceed to buy property with tenant. Once the key is in your hand, Old contract tenant with previous owner automatically invalid. Please meet current tenant and revise your tenant contract book and advisable to prepare a new contract with stamping (your name in the contract book as an owner) either with existing tenant or new one. Any doubt kindly contact me at 012-2980810  . Hope the answer clarify your query. TQ Read More
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<en>Venise</en> <en>Tan</en>
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Good Day Mr Zakri, I'm Venise Tan from THe Roof Realty. I'm here to offer my service to assisit you to sell, buy, let or rent your properties. Please call me @ 012230822  or email to venisetanyc@yahoo.com for further assistance. Appreciate your reply. Thank you Read More
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