Cannot sell your "Pusaka" property? We help families and beneficiaries manage pusaka property issues so the property can be sold more smoothly while allowing beneficiaries to receive deposits faster.
Pusaka property cases often take years before families are able to sell the property or receive any financial benefit from it. Many beneficiaries face challenges such as unresolved ownership transfers, legal complications, multiple beneficiaries, and high legal costs. In many situations, buyers are also unable to obtain bank financing because the property is still under the deceased owner’s name, causing the selling process to become even more difficult and delayed.
At HartaOne, we help families and beneficiaries simplify the pusaka property process through a more structured and practical solution. For selected cases, our team assists in advancing costs related to legal documentation, ownership transfer, and other necessary processes so beneficiaries do not have to bear the financial burden upfront. Once all parties agree to the proposed terms, beneficiaries may also receive deposits earlier without having to wait for the full pusaka process to be completed.
This approach helps families who urgently need financial support but are unaware that their inherited property can still be used as a practical financial solution. Instead of allowing the property to remain stuck for years without progress, we help families move forward with a smoother and more manageable process.
Real Client Experience
One family approached HartaOne after facing difficulties selling their late father’s property. The pusaka property involved three siblings, and the ownership transfer process was expected to take a long time while also involving substantial legal costs. At the same time, the beneficiaries urgently needed funds for their own financial commitments.
Our team assisted by managing the overall process, including documentation and ownership transfer matters. After all beneficiaries agreed to the proposed terms, each sibling successfully received RM50,000 as an upfront deposit, while the remaining balance was settled after the ownership transfer process was completed.
Through this structured approach, the family was able to move forward with the sale more smoothly while gaining faster access to funds without having to wait years for the full pusaka settlement process to be completed.
