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AFternoon Xiaolan,

The salesperson is not putting your interest in the first place, if they are representing you.
Yes, if both the landlords accepted your offer, and you can only choose one, you will lose the deposit for the other unit. To the agent would serve the landlord, they get to split the deposit while you gain nothing at all.

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Mike Lim
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Hi xiao lan,

I might have the solutions for your issues. Please call me 96302109  for a further discussion.

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Hi Xiaolan,

I believe that you are a DIY tenant for you have been served by 2 different salesperson. You are right that you stand to lose deposit for 1 unit should both offers be accepted as you are only able to take up 1 unit. Think twice before any commitment and have the salesperson explain to you the full procedures before committing.

I believe that the salespersons who tried asking you to sign the LOI should have explained to you the full procedures. If they have not, and both your offers have been accepted, you may wish to explore your rights to get the salesperson compensate you the amount lost.

Need any further assistance? Feel free to call me.

Regards,
Geryl LIM
Real Estate Consultant
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