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Skyline Embassy is more than just a residential development. It’s a testament to luxury living in Kuala Lumpur. Why? Because it’s in a prime location that offers unparalleled connectivity, accessibility, and, above all else, one of the most coveted postcodes in Malaysia.

Buying land together can be a smart investment, but it raises important questions about ownership, rights, and the potential challenges of shared property.

Renting a room can sometimes feel like walking a tightrope, especially when unexpected issues arise. Here’s an experience to share, aimed not only at expressing frustrations but also at shedding light on the legalities surrounding rental agreements, tenant rights, and the practices of management companies.

We will take you through the general overview of the complexities of Bumi-lot ownership for mixed-nationality couples in Malaysia, focusing on the legal aspects surrounding this issue.

This might seem straightforward on the surface, but a lot is going on beneath the surface regarding legal and financial implications. So, how do we handle this in a way that keeps everyone happy, avoids legal headaches, and ensures compliance with Malaysian law?

Running a business from home might seem like a great convenience. Still, in Malaysia, it’s important to remember that whether it’s allowed depends on zoning laws, which dictate what activities are permitted in residential areas.

Every property deal is unique, and a one-size-fits-all approach to SPAs can lead to complications. A lawyer’s job is customising the SPA to fit your situation. This might include adding special conditions, like ensuring certain repairs are done before the sale is finalised.

Securing a lower home loan interest rate can save buyers significantly. Financial Faiz shares expert tips, from boosting your credit score to comparing loan packages, to help you negotiate better terms and reduce borrowing costs.

One of the frequently asked questions is who should pay the Indah Water bill for the house. Some believe that the tenant pays it, while some say that it is the responsibility of the homeowner.

iProperty.com.my spoke to Suyen Pang, a lifestyle content creator with a keen interest in DIY home projects, for insightful tips on how you can embark on your DIY home renovation journey.