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GMA kapuso

Looks- Marian

Acting- angel by a mile

Ewan ko ba pero asar na asar ako sa Kris Aquino na to. Just hate everything about her.

1. Bird

2. Magic

3. MJ

Paras magsanoc duo

scenes from the two moon junction.

larry legend

nice win. yeah baby! keep it up guys!

yep. me too. go gilas!

like: get to meet people and get paid

hate: office politics

para me makain.

i'd say exorcist yung ke linda blair ata yun dati

i am eyeing for a business that could turn garbage into gold...literally. Since everything seems to be "go green" nowadays, this could be a good money-making venture, let alone, we help conserve our environmental resources.

Most cities in the Philippines are looking for ways to control their garbage so tying up with LGUst can be advantageous. I am thinking of something like a material recovery facility near a dump site and any residual waste (non-sellable) after that may be made as fertilizers or something else that can still be of use. I do not know how to start, but if somebody here have any experience/expertise/ideas with this type of business, please share your thoughts. Mga magkano din kaya ang initial capital?

TIA

Sirs,

Can anyone here help me. I recently purchased a lot in San Pedro, Laguna under Pag-ibig financing (Developer: Filinvest) last 2008. The thing is, under various circumstances, I ended up working in Pampanga. I continue to pay up my monthly dues, nevertheless. This situation has led my to a couple of questions:

1. Would it be possible to give up my loan and recover whatever I already paid up (monthly amortization, downpayment, etc.? How do I get about the process?

2. Can I just sell the lot, in case somebody's interested? can the buyer just pay me the amount I shelled out and continue paying the amortization.?

3. If in case I was able to sell the lot, can i initiate another housing loan with Pagibig?

I really would want to give up the lot since I do not want to burden myself paying for something I am not benefiting from. I do not look at it as an investment at this point. If any of you knows somebody (a buyer or an agent, perhaps) who's interesting in owning a 110 sq-meter lot in San Pedro Laguna, please let me know. The place is in a nice subdivision, not-flood-prone, accessible via muntinlupa, daang-hari and SLEX. Such features invited me to acquire a property there in the first place.

TIA

Sirs,

Can anyone here help me. I recently purchased a lot in San Pedro, Laguna under Pag-ibig financing (Developer: Filinvest) last 2008. The thing is, under various circumstances, I ended up working in Pampanga. I continue to pay up my monthly dues, nevertheless. This situation has led my to a couple of questions:

1. Would it be possible to give up my loan and recover whatever I already paid up (monthly amortization, downpayment, etc.? How do I get about the process?

2. Can I just sell the lot, in case somebody's interested? can the buyer just pay me the amount I shelled out and continue paying the amortization.?

3. If in case I was able to sell the lot, can i initiate another housing loan with Pagibig?

I really would want to give up the lot since I do not want to burden myself paying for something I am not benefiting from. I do not look at it as an investment at this point. If any of you knows somebody (a buyer or an agent, perhaps) who's interesting in owning a 110 sq-meter lot in San Pedro Laguna, please let me know. The place is in a nice subdivision, not-flood-prone, accessible via muntinlupa, daang-hari and SLEX. Such features invited me to acquire a property there in the first place.

TIA

Sirs,

Can anyone here help me. I recently purchased a lot in San Pedro, Laguna under Pag-ibig financing (Developer: Filinvest) last 2008. The thing is, under various circumstances, I ended up working in Pampanga. I continue to pay up my monthly dues until now. This situation has led my to a couple of questions:

looking ahead, i think the liddell-silva fight will be interesting. hope this one pushes through.