Property agents across Malaysia (most listings first)

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Join as New AgentA real estate negotiator markets listings, arranges viewings, negotiates price and terms, and guides buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants through offers, agreements and the paperwork — from first enquiry to handover.
Read the full guideCheck the agent’s REN tag, their transaction history in your target area, exclusive listings, marketing plan, commission structure and how quickly they respond to enquiries.
Be wary of anyone without a valid BOVAEP/REN tag, who pressures you to pay deposits before paperwork, or who will not show identification. Always verify the tag number on the BOVAEP register.
Read the full guideAll three are regulated by BOVAEP, but they sit at different stages of an estate-agency career.
Check the BOVAEP register (Board of Valuers, Appraisers, Estate Agents and Property Managers). Every REN must have a valid tag number.
For sales, the seller (typically 2%–3% + SST). For rentals, usually the landlord (typically one month’s rent for a 1–2 year tenancy).
A negotiator who works under a registered estate agency. RENs handle day-to-day marketing, viewings and negotiations, and must carry a valid BOVAEP tag number.
A candidate who has passed the Part I & II exams and is completing supervised practical training before qualifying as a Registered Estate Agent.
A fully registered estate agent — typically the principal or owner of the firm — licensed by BOVAEP to run an agency and supervise its RENs.
Agent fees follow the BOVAEP scale and depend on whether you are buying, selling or renting.
For a sale, the fee is typically 2%–3% of the sale price plus SST (capped by the BOVAEP scale), usually shared between the listing and co-agent.
For a rental, the fee is usually equivalent to about one month’s rent for a one-year tenancy, scaling with the length of the tenancy.
For sales the seller pays; for rentals the landlord pays. Buyers and tenants generally do not pay the agent’s commission.
Yes — unless you have signed an exclusive listing agreement. Buyers can engage multiple agents freely.
An REA is a fully registered estate agent (firm owner/principal). An REN is a negotiator working under an REA’s firm.
Most agents have banker contacts and assist with referrals, but they cannot formally arrange loans — that is a mortgage broker’s role.
Ask for their REN tag number, transaction history in the area, exclusive listings, marketing plan, commission structure and response time.
Absolutely — many agents specialise in expat and MM2H buyers and know the FIC and state foreign-purchase processes.
It varies — typically 3–6 months at fair market value. Overpricing can stretch this to 12 months or more.