I'm a Singaporean and have an industrial property to sell in Malaysia. It's a double storey terrace factory in Johor Bahru (Type B with 3500 sq ft). What are the steps and procedure to follow and who to look for?

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HC Tang

16 Sep 2018

Financial Enthusiast, Budgeting at The Society

Not much info available but selling and buying is related because you also need to sell to a buyer. Just that your end will capital gain tax.

This wil give a basic idea: https://www.asiapropertyhq.com/buying-commercia...

Best to just go to any properties house that sells industrial properties in Jb and go in as a interested customer and ask them about the buying and then selling process to gather more info.

Huat ah! :)

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