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Judicial Relief
The “Judicial Relief” is a common item in our service contracts. Its main purpose is to clarify for both parties – our company and our clients – the possible consequences for not honoring the terms of the agreement. It should
Multi-Party Access to the Property
When a property is turned over to us for management, we assume responsibility for it, including the items inside. This is why during the handover, we need to conduct a full inventory of the property and its contents. This is
Amendments to the property management contract
Sometimes, certain cases arise that require us to modify our policies and operational procedures. These changes in turn sometimes require us to amend the terms of our existing property management contracts. This is why we have a stipulation in our
How do I verify that you are a real, legitimate company?
To verify the legitimacy of any business entity, the appropriate government authority to ask depends on what type of entity the business is. For corporations and partnerships, they are regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). For sole proprietorships,
Why do you ask for my TIN on signup?
For those who are not yet familiar, the TIN is our tax ID here in the Philippines. It stands for “Tax Identification Number”. Every taxpayer in the Philippines gets assigned one and only one, permanent TIN for life. This applies
Do you have an alternative remittance channel other than cheque deposits?
Starting April 2019, we now offer a much faster remittance of the rental proceeds to our client property owners. You can now receive your rental proceeds in an instant via Coins.ph without any transaction fees. This is our response to
Who pays for the association dues while my property is vacant?
While there is no paying tenant yet in your property, you will have to pay your association dues separately. Ideally, you may remit your payment directly to the building or subdivision admin. But if you find it more convenient, you
What if I already have a tenant in my property?
If you already have a tenant in your property and you want us to take over, the following items apply: Our one-time setup fee will still be the same One of the frequently-asked questions by property owners inquiring with us
What do you mean by PDC or post-dated check?
A post-dated check (PDC) is, as the term implies, a check you issue in advance to your payee, but the date indicated is some date in the future. PDC’s are a convenient way of paying for your dues in advance
What are your available payment options?
We provide several payment options for the convenience of our clients and customers. To make payments, you may choose from any of the following: Direct Bank Deposit For cash, check or wire transfer. Please note that after making the deposit
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