Once upon a time, a broker was showing a condo unit to a client.

Bank-Financed purchases, what can go wrong? Here, I'll discuss two of the most common problems when it comes to bank-financed purchases.

Once upon a time, a tenant leased a house in Tagaytay from a friend. Since they knew him, they didn't bother to ask for ownership documents.

When the pandemic hit, the lessee couldn't sub-lease the unit. From thereon, the lessor had a difficult time contacting the lessee.

Once upon a time, a lessor leased out a condo unit. The lease contract explicitly stated that pets were NOT allowed in the unit.

Out of nowhere, the company's officials mandated the condo admin to prohibit the ex-pat from leaving.

Home loan borrowers would feel the brunt of the BSP's recent interest rate hikes on these repricing dates.

Once the unit was ready for turnover, the Developer asked for an extra amount.

For some reason, the seller was delaying the acceptance of the earnest money check.

Once upon a time, a tenant of a condo unit complained about a leak from the kitchen cupboard. The tenant called the engineering...