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So, you found a listing where the lot is priced cheaply. You thought, “This is a great deal.” But have you looked deeper? Did your agents or real estate brokers perform the necessary due diligence? Many have fallen victim to land conflicts. The asset they thought was a great deal turns into an expense or liability due to a lack of due diligence. They believed they were getting a bargain by paying less than the prevailing market price in the area. Then reality hits: the land has multiple owners. Who then has the rightful claim? This is a common problem in many areas of the Philippines. Just because a piece of land is sold cheaply doesn’t mean it’s a great deal. There are many factors to consider before owning real property. Here are some due diligence steps a property buyer must perform to ensure a good and legal transaction according to Philippine laws: Verify the Title Ensure the title is genuine and clean. Check for any encumbrances, liens, or annotations that might affect ownership...

Do you want to sell your property? Are you in urgent need of cash and considering making a quick deal, even if it means accepting a price lower than its real market value? Wait, think it through. You might regret it after a few years. There are various aspects you must consider before deciding on the price of your property. Taking your time can yield better results. Here's why: Market fluctuations Property values in the Philippines can fluctuate significantly due to factors like economic conditions, political stability, natural disasters, and government policies. Hidden potential Real estate professionals can identify hidden value in your property, such as development potential, unique features, or historical significance. Strategic pricing A well-priced property can attract more buyers and lead to a faster sale. Before you make a decision, consider these factors: Location Location is a key determinant of property value in the Philippines. Research recent sales in your area and c...