Developer Warranty for Condo Defects in the Philippines: What Buyers Can Ask to Have Repaired
What a Philippine condo developer is legally required to repair after turnover, how long that right lasts under the Civil Code and PD 957,…
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What a Philippine condo developer is legally required to repair after turnover, how long that right lasts under the Civil Code and PD 957,…
A documented punch list protects a condo buyer's right to defect repairs after turnover. Here's the room-by-room checklist, the Civil Code deadlines that apply,…
A condominium corporation's master insurance policy covers the building and common areas — not your unit's interior, belongings, or personal liability. Here's exactly where…
A pipe leak inside your condo's walls can still be the condominium corporation's bill, not yours — RA 4726 and a 2011 Supreme Court…
A condo renovation in the Philippines usually needs both your condo corporation's written approval and, for anything beyond cosmetic work, a government Building Permit…
Philippine law never mentions Airbnb or short-term rentals in condos — the Condominium Act leaves it to each building's Master Deed, by-laws, and house…
Philippine banks can legally lend up to 75% of a property's appraised value, but BSP collateral rules and each bank's own credit policy push…
Under Article 493 of the Civil Code, a co-owner can only sell their own undivided share, not the whole property, without the other co-owners'…
Philippine law never mentions pets in condos — the Condominium Act leaves it to each building's Master Deed, by-laws, and house rules, which courts…
A condo parking slot may be separately titled, a shared common area, or bundled into your unit's own title. The difference decides whether you…