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Watch Out For Property Scams

Chan Ai Cheng, President Elect, Malaysian Institute of Estate Agents

07-Aug-20 09:37

Watch Out For Property Scams

In these difficult times, many are looking for an opportunity to make money. Some are selling their houses because they need the money, others are looking for a good deal. But this could also be a signal for illegal brokers and unlicensed real estate agents to take advantage of the unsuspecting public to scam them out of their money. So what are these scams? What should you look out for? Sim Wie Boon will be speaking to Chan Ai Cheng, the president elect of the Malaysian Institute of Estate Agents for more insights.

Produced by: Sim Wie Boon

Presented by: Sim Wie Boon


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Categories:  Property

Tags:  MIEApropertyscamreal estate agentillegal brokersliecheatstealrentbuysell





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