When purchasing real estate in Malaysia, you must pay a down payment of 10% at the same time as the sales contract.
The remaining self-financing will be paid as an intermediate payment according to the progress of the construction.
If it is used, it will be settled by the deadline specified in the contract.
Basically, in Malaysia, you will sign the loan agreement in the presence of a bank-designated attorney.
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Even foreigners can purchase real estate with a loan from a financial institution in Malaysia. Mortgage special contracts cannot be included when purchasing real estate in Malaysia.
Therefore, it is important to go from booking to loan application quickly so that you can get a loan consent before the sales contract. The offer letter contains detailed conditions such as interest rates.
If you apply for a loan from a Malaysian bank, an offer letter will be issued once the loan is approved within the bank.
1.Attorney's fees for creating a sales contract
When purchasing a newly developed property (newly built property) from a development company, the developer may bear the legal fees.2.Stamp duty for real estate registration
Stamp duty will be levied on the higher price by comparing the market price at the time of registration with the purchase price.3.Cost of applying for a real estate mortgage
If you take out a loan, you will be charged the same amount of legal fees as the above sales contract for the total loan amount. At the same time, stamp duty is levied on the total loan amount.4.Costs for obtaining a state government agreement
Most states require the agreement of the state government when acquiring the property, but in that case, an attorney's fee of about RM500 to 1,000 will be charged.5.Fees paid to local real estate agents
Generally, when purchasing a second-hand property, a fee of up to 3% of the total purchase amount is paid to the local real estate agent.
If you use a real estate agent, you will pay about 2-3% of the selling price as a commission.
From April 2007, real estate transfer profit tax (capital gains tax) is exempted if sold five years after purchase. No tax will be levied even if the price of the property rises and a gain on transfer is generated.
However, it is not possible for a foreigner to resell it within three years after purchasing it.
Regarding transfer tax and inheritance tax
There are currently no transfer or inheritance taxes in Malaysia. Even if a foreigner buys real estate in Malaysia and transfers or inherits it to a child or relative, there is no tax in Malaysia.
1. Request a free assessment
When selling real estate, we perform a free assessment.
2. Please request by fax or inquiry
Please fax the information of the real estate for sale to us (○○○○-○○-○○○○) or request an assessment from the inquiry column. We will contact you after seeing it with our professional staff.
3. Conclude an intermediary contract
After the sale is decided, the customer will conclude an intermediary contract with us.
4. Start selling
Our experienced company will sell in the best way.
I will explain the taxes and expenses involved in selling real estate.
1.Income tax, residence tax
The tax description is provided here.
2. Brokerage fee
Generally, when purchasing a used property, a fee of 0 to 3% of the total purchase amount is paid to the local real estate agent.
3. Other expenses
I will explain other expenses.
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