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Frequently Asked Questions
Practical answers for realtors and property professionals
RealTopLex provides contract drafting and review, title search coordination, advice on conveyancing risks, lease agreements, negotiation support and compliance checks. Services are designed to integrate with realtor workflows so legal review is timely and actionable.
Standard contract reviews are typically completed within 2–5 business days depending on complexity and document volume. For urgent matters we offer expedited review options at an adjusted fee, with clear turnaround times agreed before work begins.
We provide advisory support for dispute prevention and early-stage resolution, including drafting settlement terms and negotiation strategies. For court or tribunal proceedings we can refer appropriate litigation counsel and coordinate the handover of case materials.
Yes. We advise on foreign ownership restrictions, approval processes, and specific documentation often required for non-resident buyers. Advice is tailored to the property type and the buyer's residency status to help ensure regulatory compliance.
Typically we need the property's title details (title number or lot number), current owner details, and any existing contract or sale documents. If available, provide copies of previous sale deeds, strata register entries for apartments, and known encumbrances.
Fees can be hourly, fixed for a specific task (for example a contract review), or a retainer arrangement for ongoing advisory work. We provide a clear engagement letter outlining scope, fees and billing arrangements before starting work.
We prepare commercially sensible template clauses and agreement templates that reflect current law and local market practice. Templates are accompanied by guidance notes so agents understand how to use and adapt them safely.
We advise on tenancy rights, notice requirements, breach handling and negotiation of settlements. For escalated matters involving tribunal or court applications, we coordinate with specialist advocates to progress cases effectively.
A due diligence review typically includes title status checks, review of planning and zoning constraints, verification of developer documents for new launches, outstanding charges or caveats, and identification of contractual risks with recommended mitigations.
Use the contact form on the site to request a consultation or call +60120536228 during office hours. Appointments may be in-person at Jalan Padang Tembak, Kuala Kubu Bharu, or by secure video meeting according to client preference.
Bring a copy of the sales or lease contract, title documents if available, identification, and any correspondence with other parties. This helps us provide focused initial advice and estimate the next steps.
Yes. Retainers can be structured to provide a set number of advisory hours per month, priority turnaround for reviews, and periodic compliance audits to reduce recurring legal friction in agency operations.
Client communications and documents are handled under strict confidentiality protocols. Engagement terms include confidentiality clauses and we follow secure file transfer practices to protect sensitive transaction information.
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