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Everything you need to know about tenancy agreements

What is a Tenancy Agreement (TA)? A tenancy agreement is the contract between the landlord and tenant, regarding the lease of the property. It's a legal document that states the rights and responsibilities of both parties, as well as any potential repercussions for violations. It's important to note that, in Singapore, the TA is not as standardised as in some other.

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They try to bluff you : Property agent warns of tenants modifying and illegally renting out HDB storerooms

While Harry Potter once lived in a tiny storeroom under the stairs, it doesn't mean that living in such tight spaces is ideal. However, some tenants seem to think that such a setup is habitable, going so far as to rent out the storerooms in their HDB flats. So, how do you spot a storeroom that has been cleverly repurposed.

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How much should I pay for property agent commission?

A good property agent more than deserves his/her commission, but many buyers and sellers are often unsure about how much to pay. And it’s the same with landlords and tenants. There are many factors that determine property agent commission in Singapore; even seasoned sellers, buyers and renters do get confused about industry standards. So here’s our guide to help you.

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Agent fined $5,000 after admitting to creating fake house listing as marketing tactic

SINGAPORE As a marketing tactic, an ERA property agent created a fake listing for a semi-detached house and lied to the Council for Estate Agencies (CEA) when questioned. On Friday (Jan 20), Terrence Lin, 37, became the first person prosecuted for providing false information under the Estate Agents Act. He was fined $5,000 for his offences. Between September and.

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