From signing to title transfer — precise, efficient handling of every property transaction.
Property transactions are high-value and procedurally strict. A missed step or poorly prepared document can delay or derail a transaction entirely.
We act for buyers, sellers, developers, and financiers — preparing and reviewing all conveyancing documents to Malaysian legal standards. Whether conventional or Islamic banking instruments are involved, we handle the full chain from the first draft through to registration of title.
We handle both residential and commercial property transactions, from landed properties and condominiums to shophouses and commercial units. Our experience with both individual buyers and corporate purchasers means we bring the right perspective to each transaction.
Our team is proficient in both conventional and Islamic financing structures. Whether you are purchasing under a Murabahah facility, a BBA arrangement, or a standard term loan, we prepare all required facility letters, charges, and security documentation accurately and in accordance with your financier's requirements.
A straightforward sub-sale transaction typically completes within 3 to 4 months from execution of the SPA, depending on financing approval timelines and title availability. Developer transactions involving property under construction follow the developer's completion schedule.
Legal fees for conveyancing are governed by the Solicitors' Remuneration Order 2005 and are based on the purchase price. We will provide you with a clear fee estimate before you commit so there are no surprises.
Yes. With our principal office in Ipoh, Perak and our KL branch in Batu Caves, we are positioned to handle conveyancing matters in both locations. For properties in other states, we can advise on the best approach.
A Memorandum of Transfer is the instrument used to register the transfer of a property title from a seller to a buyer at the Land Office. It is required for all sub-sale and developer transactions where title has been issued. We prepare, execute, and present the MOT for stamping and registration on your behalf.
Get in touch to discuss your conveyancing matter. We'll walk you through the process, the costs, and the timeline.
