Can a foreign corporation mortgage Philippine land? Learn the rules on foreign banks, foreclosure auctions, possession, and land ownership restrictions.
Can a Foreign Corporation Hold a Philippine Real Estate Mortgage? Read More »
Learn how Philippine families can use a corporation to manage real estate, plan succession, and address ownership, tax, and governance requirements.
Can a Family Corporation Protect Philippine Real Estate Assets? Read More »
Learn the DAR procedures, legal requirements, and clearances for converting agricultural land into a commercial logistics hub in the Philippines.
How Is Agricultural Land Converted for Commercial Use? Read More »
Learn how to revoke an SPA for a real estate sale, notify the agent and BIR, and register the revocation with the proper Register of Deeds.
How Do You Revoke a Special Power of Attorney for Real Estate Sales? Read More »
Learn who owns a house built on another’s land and how Philippine law applies accession, good faith, indemnity, and demolition.
What Happens When You Build on Another’s Land? Read More »
Learn how Philippine estate tax law values inherited commercial land using BIR zonal value, assessor’s fair market value, and the 6% tax formula.
How Is Fair Market Value of Inherited Commercial Land Determined? Read More »
Pre-selling condominium buyers may suspend payments or seek reimbursement when developers fail to complete projects according to approved plans and required deadlines.
What Legal Protections Apply to Pre-Selling Condominium Buyers? Read More »
Philippine law generally allows commercial subleasing without consent unless the lease prohibits it or requires the owner’s prior written approval.
Can You Sublease Commercial Property Without Consent? Read More »
Learn which DENR environmental clearances, studies, and permits a corporation needs before bulldozing raw land for a subdivision.
What Environmental Clearances Are Needed for Raw Land Development? Read More »
Learn when heirs can remove an overstaying relative, why co-owners are usually protected, and when partition or unlawful detainer is appropriate.
How Can Heirs Evict an Overstaying Relative? Read More »
