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Can I list my property with other brokers at the same time?
When we accept a property into our management, we actively put a lot of effort into it starting from dressing it up and preparing it for marketing, up to the actual marketing itself and screening inquiries for qualified tenants. Our
Why do you require a copy of the Title or Deed of Sale?
For security verification purposes, we require a copy of the Certificate of Title, or the Deed of Sale, or at least the Contract-to-Sell. Without at least one of these documents, there’s no practical way for us to be sure that
What are your requirements from owners?
We require the following documents from the owner: Copy of the Title Copy of the Deed Restrictions Copy of the Deed of Sale (if the Title is not yet available), or Copy of the Contract to Sell (if the Title
What is the procedure or process for signing up?
Ready to get started? Click the link below for the full details of our signup process: http://ppe.ph/pm-signup-process But in a nutshell, it’s basically just the following three steps: Meeting and viewing of your unit Contract signing and settlement of the
What’s the rental survey for?
We conduct a rental market survey before we start offering your unit for rent to the public. This is for us to determine and recommend to you an optimum figure for the rental rate. After conducting our rental market survey,
How soon can I expect my unit to be tenanted?
This will depend on several factors. For one, whether or not you agree with our recommended rental rate from our rental survey report. Other things that will matter, include the furniture you provide in your unit, the location of the
What other fees do you charge?
Aside from our one-time setup fee and the regular service fees, there’s nothing more recurring fees to be charged. Facilitation fee is only applicable for circumstances when a work that has to be done is outside our scope, or if
How do you guarantee that my unit will be tenanted?
We conduct an ocular visit to your property before any official agreement is signed. Afterwards, if we are not confident we can get your unit tenanted in 3 to 6 months, we will not proceed in entering into a contract
Do I really not have to pay your “one-time” setup fee ever again?
Our one-time fee will never recur during the continuous validity of our property management engagement, regardless of the length of our service engagement and regardless of how many lease contracts we have already signed for your unit. We only charge
What’s the “One-time setup fee” for?
We charge a one-time setup fee to cover the initial costs we incur in “dressing up” or staging your unit for marketing, to make it attractive for prospective tenants. This is also where we take our initial costs from, for
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