Japanese buyers and what you can own
A foreign national may own a condominium unit in the Philippines, inside the project’s 40% foreign cap. A foreign national may not own the land.
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A foreign national may own a condominium unit in the Philippines, inside the project’s 40% foreign cap. A foreign national may not own the land.
Read articleA licensed broker can put two projects side by side. A developer’s seller is paid to sell that developer’s project. The contract is still with the developer named on the page.
Read articlePag-IBIG and a bank can both be asked to cover the balance. Neither computation on a flyer is an approval, and the equity is still yours to pay.
Read articleWhat to look at, what to ask for, and what not to pay during the hour you spend at a village or a showroom.
Read articleYou can start a Philippine home purchase while you are abroad. The risk is naming the wrong person on the papers, or sending the reservation to the wrong account.
Read articleA Mandaluyong condo can be a first home between BGC and Ortigas. You buy a unit, not the land, and a pre-selling price still needs a license, a turnover window, and an equity you can pay.
Read articleThe billboard price is not the first check you write. Separate the reservation, the equity, and the balance before you treat a Silang house and lot as ready.
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