Once upon a time, a broker sold a condo unit and was tasked to transfer the title to the buyer's name. In the Capital Gains Tax (CGT)...

Once upon a time, a prime property was leased out. Years went by, and the lease went smoothly...until the move-out inspection.

Here's the story of a prime property that recently appeared in the news. The facts are based on court records available online.

Everything went smoothly until they requested a certified copy of the tax declaration.

Not too long ago, the (previous) BIR CAR was required for title transfers. Without it, people wouldn't be able to transfer the title of thei

Depending on where you are in the world, deaths that transpired in a property may or may not be required by law to be declared.

We've received word that some condos now refuse to issue a Certificate of Non-Tenancy (CNT)–even if the unit was never leased out.

Fortuitous Events–Once upon a time, a tenant happily rented a house in a posh village. Everything went well up until a category 4 typhoon...

Once upon a time, a broker showed an ultra-prime property to a buyer he met online.

Once upon a time, a broker closed the sale of a condo unit. They had their trusted "taga-lakad" (TL) do the transfer works.