Category: Buyer Guides
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Four offices, three deadlines and about 9% to 10% of the price: a step-by-step guide to transferring a property title in the Philippines under the…
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A tax declaration shows who pays the tax. A title shows who owns the land. Here’s when buying with only a tax declaration can work,…
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Joanna and Mark rent a two-bedroom unit in Quezon City and have ₱6 million to buy a home. One Sunday night, they search for “Pampanga…
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A seller in Pasig lists a two-bedroom condo in January, hoping to sell it by Holy Week. By October, the condo has seen two price…
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When BusinessMirror reported this month that developers were opposing a new DHSUD rule, the headline suggested a conflict between regulators and the real estate industry…
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Most Filipino homebuyers only pay attention to their amortization schedule when they sign the loan. After that, it becomes just a monthly number deducted from…
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You can check a real estate agent’s PRC license in just two minutes for free, using only their name or license number. Many buyers overlook…
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A mother title refers to a single parent title that covers a whole parcel before it has been legally divided. When you purchase a specific…
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You can check if a pre-selling project has a DHSUD License to Sell in about five minutes using the agency’s public registry. Most buyers in…
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How to bid on a Pag-IBIG foreclosed property in the Philippines — eligibility, registration, bid deposits, payment terms, and the risks to check first.
