Let’s continue our breakdown of the key parts of an offer letter. Today’s focus: Purchase Price. Sounds straightforward, right? Just...

Once upon a time, a buyer was on the verge of closing a condo purchase. Her name was already on the Contract to Sell. Everything was in...

Let’s talk about Earnest Money (EM)—how much is fair, when you should pay it, and when you actually shouldn’t. First, what is it? EM is a...

Offer Letters: Who Are the Actual Parties to the Deal? Last Friday, we tackled Earnest Money. Today, let’s take a step back and look at...

That botched sale we talked about on Tuesday? It ties directly into something we've been covering recently—Offer Letters. Let’s recap:...

Once upon a time, a property sale was on the verge of closing. The buyer had paid earnest money to secure the deal. Both parties—seller...

A broker was about to close what seemed like a smooth, straightforward condo sale. He dealt directly with both the seller and the buyer,...

At first glance, it seems like a straightforward question: What barangay is this property in? But if you've ever dealt with land in Metro...

In over a decade of working in RE, I've seen buyers and tenants obsess over the usual condo criteria: amenities, gym, how many units per...

Under Philippine law, non-payment of real property tax can lead to the government seizing your property. It begins with a Notice of...