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Hi,

If an individual owner own this landed property, then this individual landlord should be the one signing on the TA and not the company.

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Dear sir/mdm,

Do you mean that the Singapore company is owned by the Singaporean owner? Not too clear on what the situation is, but are you referring to renting it to a co-living operator, who will sublet the place out to individual tenant? Or do you mean you can rent the property to a company that you own and subsequently sublet the property out for profit?

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  • Geryl Lim
    noted and appreciate on your response. firstly, since the company is not the legal owner of the property, then it cannot enter into any legal agreement with a tenant as a tenant would want to deal with the legal owner of the property. you may wish to lease out this property to the company you own if it does not have any conflict of interest as well as taxation issues, then using this company to sublet the property to others. end of the day, i am unsure what is your concern in not dealing 1:1 with the tenant but the action items are all the same.
  • r***@gmail.com
    Thanks for your reply. I mean as the owner I would like to have a registered company under who the rental agreement is managed, not 1:1 between myself and the tenant. I'm a Singaporean and the company is registered in Singapore. Is this okay to do ? I also have a mortgage on the property so not sure if I should check with the bank ?

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