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Malaysia Property Guide course
The full course
Launch price, applied automatically at checkout. No code needed.
For buyers from the Gulf
Malaysia property, explained for Gulf buyers. Independent, structured, and built entirely around the buyer. No developer pays for a place in it.
Available now
The full course
Launch price, applied automatically at checkout. No code needed.
Available now
The Quick Buyer's Guide
19 USD
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A video call with Mansour
250 USD 60 minutes
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Moving to Malaysia and settling in
Founder, Malaysia Property Guide
Malaysia Property Guide was created by Mansour Baqer, who spent years researching the Malaysian property market as a foreign buyer himself. After seeing how much conflicting, sales-driven information foreign buyers rely on, he built the course he wished had existed before his first purchase: independent, structured, and built entirely around the buyer's interest, not a developer's or an agent's.
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Moving to Malaysia and settling in. Pre-register and we will email you when the book is ready. Nothing else, and nothing sold on.
We will email you when the book is ready.
Malaysia Property Guide is an independent guide for Gulf buyers of Malaysian property: an ebook, an online course and one-to-one consultations. It was created by Mansour Baqer. It is not a real estate agency, a developer, or a licensed adviser.
In most cases, yes. Foreigners can buy property in Malaysia, but each state sets its own rules and there are minimum purchase prices. Module 2, Foreign Ownership, explains what foreigners may buy and the conditions that apply. It is educational content, not legal advice.
Yes. Malaysia Property Guide is built for foreign buyers of Malaysian property, especially buyers from the GCC and the Middle East. It explains foreign ownership, real costs, financing, taxes and the buying process from the start, in Arabic and in English.
It covers what foreigners are legally allowed to buy in Malaysia, state-specific rules, the real costs of buying, financing, taxes, property types, rental economics, due diligence and exit strategy. It is taught module by module, from foreign ownership and choosing a location to buying the property and renting it out.
No. It does not recommend projects or name the best developer. It teaches you how the market works, including how to evaluate a developer and a new project, so that you can judge each opportunity yourself instead of relying on one salesperson.
No. The course is educational content designed to help you ask better questions. It is not a substitute for licensed legal or financial advice, and Malaysia Property Guide is not a real estate agency, a developer, or a licensed adviser.