Deed of Donation vs Deed of Sale for Property Transfers in the Philippines
A Deed of Sale (capital gains tax + DST) and a Deed of Donation (donor's tax + DST) are not interchangeable — underpricing a…
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New practical guidance on renting, buying, selling, locations, apartment living and property ownership in the Philippines.
A Deed of Sale (capital gains tax + DST) and a Deed of Donation (donor's tax + DST) are not interchangeable — underpricing a…
Foreigners cannot own Philippine land, but they can own condo units outright, own a house separate from its lot, and lease land long-term —…
This week’s Metro Manila bank-acquired property watch compares verified listings from Security Bank, Bank of Commerce and Metrobank, including price per sqm and disclosed…
A TCT covers land, a CCT covers a condo unit plus its share in common areas, and a tax declaration is only a tax…
Philippine tenants have enforceable rights under the Civil Code and the Rent Control Act (RA 9653) — from capped rent increases and refundable deposits…
RA 4726, the Condominium Act, is what makes owning a condo unit legally possible in the Philippines — separate ownership of your unit plus…
A right of way is not automatic just because a path exists — learn the Civil Code requirements for a legal easement, how indemnity…
Documentary stamp tax on a Philippine property sale is 1.5% of the higher of price or fair market value. Here are the current rates,…
Learn how Pag-IBIG acquired assets are sold through public auction and negotiated sale, including financing, due diligence, occupancy risks and current foreclosed-property resources.
A Deed of Absolute Sale transfers ownership immediately upon signing; a Contract to Sell keeps ownership with the seller until you finish paying. Here's…