Category Archives: Real Estate Laws
P.D. 957 – Your Protection Against Real Estate Misrepresentations
Presidential Decree No. 957 otherwise known as “Subdivision and Condominium Buyer’s Protective Decree” was initiated by the late President Ferdinand Marcos on July 12, 1976 and applied with the latest revised implementing rules and regulations in 2009. The primary purpose
What Will Happen To a Condominium Investment After 50 Years?
This is one of the most common concerns raised by condominium buyers. And it is a very relevant question to ask especially since we are talking about millions of money here. In the Philippines, there is a law that protects
VAT Update RR 13-2012: Concerns and Implications to Sale of Adjacent Properties
As an owner, buyer, or seller of adjacent properties, you might be familiar with this practice. Some sellers of adjacent real estate properties document the sale as sale of separate units even when both properties are sold to and will
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Recent Resources
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Real Estate Case Study: How to Easily Make ₱1,019,795 in 2 Years
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Real Estate Investing: Read These Tips Before Buying Condos in the Philippines
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Busting the Myth About Reselling Used Condo Properties in Philippines
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Can Real Estate Be Sold Using Only a Photocopy of the Certificate of Title?
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How to Deal with Delinquent Tenants
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The Power and Responsibility of Issuing Checks
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Things You Want to Avoid When Applying for a Home Loan
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Defaulting Payments – Know Your Rights under Republic Act 6552 (Maceda Law)
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Sale With Assumption of Mortgage: How Does It Really Work?
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How to Transfer Real Estate Titles in the Philippines (From a Sale)
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Why Today Is Not The Best Time To Invest In Real Estate In The Philippines
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Contract “to Sell” vs. Contract “of Sale”