julz2006 Posted October 18, 2019 Share Posted October 18, 2019 Good to see the ball rolling on this thread again.Ask ko lang: meron na ba dito nakapag try mag benta ng property (say,house and lot) na under an existing PagIbig loan?How about under a Bank loan?Thanks for sharing. Quote Link to comment
Ozzpray Posted October 19, 2019 Share Posted October 19, 2019 Good to see the ball rolling on this thread again.Ask ko lang: meron na ba dito nakapag try mag benta ng property (say,house and lot) na under an existing PagIbig loan?How about under a Bank loan?Thanks for sharing.Hi Sir, i didn't sell. I bought under existing bank loan. 1. Submit all your Personal docs to the bank. And copy of TCT of the property you want to purchase.2. The bank will assess if you can afford to pay the property, how much the property is worth to them.3. They will assess the property.4. Once assessed. They will require additional documents before releasing MOA; that the bank will pay off the said property once additional docs have been supplied/5. Additional docs would be transfer of title, taxes etc.6. If all docs completed they will release the funds to the seller and you will be the owner of the property and start paying off the loan. This is how i remembered it. But depending of how good you/agent is at processing the documents; loan release could take between 4-6 months from experience. Also most if not all the steps cost money.$$$$ Quote Link to comment
julz2006 Posted October 21, 2019 Share Posted October 21, 2019 Hi Sir, i didn't sell. I bought under existing bank loan. 1. Submit all your Personal docs to the bank. And copy of TCT of the property you want to purchase.2. The bank will assess if you can afford to pay the property, how much the property is worth to them.3. They will assess the property.4. Once assessed. They will require additional documents before releasing MOA; that the bank will pay off the said property once additional docs have been supplied/5. Additional docs would be transfer of title, taxes etc.6. If all docs completed they will release the funds to the seller and you will be the owner of the property and start paying off the loan. This is how i remembered it. But depending of how good you/agent is at processing the documents; loan release could take between 4-6 months from experience. Also most if not all the steps cost money.$$$$Thank you sir Ozzpray for sharing, much appreciated.Good to hear it from the Buyer's perspective also. I wonder what steps the seller took in parallel to yours, yun kasi ang magiging part ko on this scenario.Heheh Some takeaways:1. The bank will assess property - so,which price prevailed, yung asking price ni Seller or the bank's assessed value?2. Any idea what happened to the Seller's original loan or how it was handled? Thanks again sir indeed. Quote Link to comment
MRROUGHSEX Posted October 21, 2019 Share Posted October 21, 2019 Thank you sir Ozzpray for sharing, much appreciated.Good to hear it from the Buyer's perspective also. I wonder what steps the seller took in parallel to yours, yun kasi ang magiging part ko on this scenario.Heheh Some takeaways:1. The bank will assess property - so,which price prevailed, yung asking price ni Seller or the bank's assessed value?2. Any idea what happened to the Seller's original loan or how it was handled? Thanks again sir indeed. 1. The assessed value prevails if lower than seller's price and the difference is material. The buyer then uses this info to ask for negotiation of the price down. Otherwise, the seller's price prevails. 2. The seller's loan is paid in full by the buyer's bank and a proof of full payment is issued to the seller by his bank. Quote Link to comment
julz2006 Posted October 22, 2019 Share Posted October 22, 2019 1. The assessed value prevails if lower than seller's price and the difference is material. The buyer then uses this info to ask for negotiation of the price down. Otherwise, the seller's price prevails. 2. The seller's loan is paid in full by the buyer's bank and a proof of full payment is issued to the seller by his bank.Good deal!Thanks for sharing paps. \m/ Now,I hope someone can shed more light on if the said property was under PagIbig instead.I think that one can be a different animal altogether.I can only imagine it could be more cumbersome. Mas madami ata particulars pag from a public institution. Quote Link to comment
MRROUGHSEX Posted October 22, 2019 Share Posted October 22, 2019 That would be interesting if government loan payment makes it more cumbersome. Rational mind says get the payment as painless as possible for the payer but you may be right, since you are dealing with the gubment, things could go irrationally. Quote Link to comment
Yahiko44 Posted November 15, 2019 Share Posted November 15, 2019 Hey guys! Thinking of buying a small studio - 1br in BGC... For investment sana, but I'm worried if the RE market here is "too" saturated" na - meaning, not enough squeeze to get a decent return sa investment mo...What do you guys, think? Quote Link to comment
PenetrayShawn Posted November 24, 2019 Share Posted November 24, 2019 Hey guys! Thinking of buying a small studio - 1br in BGC... For investment sana, but I'm worried if the RE market here is "too" saturated" na - meaning, not enough squeeze to get a decent return sa investment mo... What do you guys, think? BGC area seems competitive. I think university areas are better, lagi namang may magulang na may kaya or gagawa ng paraan para mas maganda ang tirahan ng anak nila habang nagaaral pa Quote Link to comment
jackmax Posted December 13, 2019 Share Posted December 13, 2019 Is this the same process pag commercial property? Thank you sir Ozzpray for sharing, much appreciated.Good to hear it from the Buyer's perspective also.I wonder what steps the seller took in parallel to yours, yun kasi ang magiging part ko on this scenario.HehehSome takeaways:1. The bank will assess property - so,which price prevailed, yung asking price ni Seller or the bank's assessed value?2. Any idea what happened to the Seller's original loan or how it was handled?Thanks again sir indeed. Quote Link to comment
paupau Posted March 15, 2021 Share Posted March 15, 2021 First time to buy a house. Can someone explain the fees I have to pay and the best bank to get a loan? Sabi kasi nung developer may fees pa ko need bayaran sa bank and sa government agencies that would amount to a few hundred thousand pesos. I hope someone can enlighten me Quote Link to comment
Pen15 Posted November 22, 2021 Share Posted November 22, 2021 Nakabili ako ng lupa 9 months ago and the value was 1.4M for 6000sqm with 34 mangoes. Next to my lot meron cyang katabi palayan na nasa 2000sqm and being sold now for 1.7M. Wow ang laki ng difference. Just imagine kung ibebenta ko lupa ko😁. But of course I wont. Iba rin kasi na meron ka nakikita na ebidencya sa lahat ng pinaghirapan and sakripisyo nagawa mo. Quote Link to comment
Harding Posted November 23, 2021 Share Posted November 23, 2021 1 hour ago, Cabalen said: Nakabili ako ng lupa 9 months ago and the value was 1.4M for 6000sqm with 34 mangoes. Next to my lot meron cyang katabi palayan na nasa 2000sqm and being sold now for 1.7M. Wow ang laki ng difference. Just imagine kung ibebenta ko lupa ko😁. But of course I wont. Iba rin kasi na meron ka nakikita na ebidencya sa lahat ng pinaghirapan and sakripisyo nagawa mo. where is the location bro? real eatate is a long term investment. buyers may not be available when you need them. Quote Link to comment
Pen15 Posted November 23, 2021 Share Posted November 23, 2021 6 hours ago, Harding said: where is the location bro? real eatate is a long term investment. buyers may not be available when you need them. Sa Pampanga Bro. This lot has great potential. Our region is going thru BBB projects. Quote Link to comment
Harding Posted November 23, 2021 Share Posted November 23, 2021 13 hours ago, Cabalen said: Sa Pampanga Bro. This lot has great potential. Our region is going thru BBB projects. yeah , pampanga has a lot of potential. i dont speculate on empty lots since we only speculate on its appreciation. i make these real estate properties earn for me thru rents while waiting for the price appreciation 1 Quote Link to comment
swiso Posted November 29, 2021 Share Posted November 29, 2021 Any available reaidential farmlots? Pa pm nalang po. 👍 Quote Link to comment
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