TenantTenant Rights MoveoutPillar
Five things a Malaysian landlord cannot lawfully do: self-help eviction, entering without notice, mid-term rent hikes, discrimination, and ignored repairs.
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TenantRoom Sublet ColivingDecision
What is the normal upfront cost renting a room in Malaysia? One month deposit, one month advance, utilities, and the Zero Deposit option explained.
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TenantOtherQuick Answer
Malaysia sets no statutory cap on late-payment rent interest — the rate comes from your tenancy agreement, held in check by contract-law reasonableness.
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TenantOtherQuick Answer
A fixture stays; a fitting goes with the tenant. The Malaysian test under Contracts Act 1950 s.74, and how the inventory decides deductions.
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TenantOtherQuick Answer
A subletting clause needs four elements: default prohibition, written-consent gate, screening right, and breach remedy. How to draft it correctly.
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TenantOtherQuick Answer
No universal 7/14/30-day landlord-notice law exists in Malaysia. Learn where each notice period actually comes from — the TA, the strata Act, or the courts.
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TenantDeposit ZdPillar
SpeedHome Zero Deposit frees ~RM3,750 in cash at move-in on a RM1,500 unit. What it is, what it costs, and the honest catch for tenants.
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TenantScreening ScamDecision
Scammers demand RM50–RM500 before you see the unit. Spot the 5 red flags, report through PDRM/CCID today, and skip the fee with SPEEDHOME.
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TenantTax YieldQuick Answer
A good condo rental yield in Malaysia is around 5% gross, 3-4% net after costs. See KL (~4.9%) benchmarks from Global Property Guide's early-2026 data.
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