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How to sell a property?

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Selling a home in the Philippines requires careful consideration of various factors, including the real estate property itself and the necessary legal requirements such as obtaining a real estate tax clearance. To successfully sell your home in the Philippines, it is essential to follow a strategic approach. Firstly, assess the current market conditions and trends to determine the optimal time to sell. Next, consider the unique features and selling points of your real estate property, such as its location, size, amenities, and potential for future growth. Understanding the preferences and needs of potential buyers can help you tailor your marketing and pricing strategies accordingly. Additionally, ensure that you have obtained a real estate tax clearance, which serves as proof that all necessary taxes related to the property have been settled. This clearance is typically obtained from the Bureau of Internal Revenue or the respective local government unit. Seeking professional assistanc...
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How much does the transfer of title cost?

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Due to the substantial sum required, purchasing property is traditionally seen as one of the major milestones a person can make in life. Yet unlike other purchases, real estate is typically not something you can buy by making a single swift transaction.  Further costs related to the purchase are in addition to the property’s price. The price to transfer the land title is possibly the most significant factor in this regard. In this article, we’ll be discussing not only how much does transfer of title costs but also how the seller and the buyer are greatly involved in processing the  transfer of land title  here in the Philippines.  Paying Fees During A House and Lot Purchase Both the seller and the buyer must pay fees in order to transfer the land title. The following are typical costs that buyers and sellers incur when transferring a land title: SELLER PAYS FOR: Unpaid property taxes. 6% of the selling price on the deed of sale or the zone value, whichever is larger,...
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Survey: Brgy Cahigan, Villaba, Leyte

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👉 Relocation Survey We offer all kind of LAND SURVEYS! Including: 1. Relocation Survey/Verification Survey 2. Subdivision Survey 3. Consolidation Survey 4. Topographic Survey. 5. As-staked/As-built Surveys. 6. Layout/alignment Surveys. 7. Road/Highway Surveys and Profiling. 8. Original Surveys We also provides: 👉 Sketch Plan, Location plan and Vicinity Maps ✍️Free consultations and quotations.  For more inquiries and information, contact us at 09057635195 You may also send us an email at mfv.engsur.consultancy@gmail.com or just press the message button on our Facebook Page  MFV Engineering and Surveying Consultancy 😁✉️  #GeodeticEngineer #LandSurveyor #HireALicensedGE #PasukatNgLupa Thank you and to God be all the Glory!
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Considerations by a Geodetic Engineer / Land Surveyor when it comes to pricing survey works

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Considerations by a Geodetic Engineer / Land Surveyor when it comes to pricing survey works 1. location - Is it flat, mountainous, near a river, etc? 2. Land Use - agricultural, residential, commercial, industrial 3. Hazards and Safety - Is it NPA infested or is there an informal settler? 4. Titled or untitled 5. Purpose of the survey and types of survey to be done - boundary survey, topo/site detail survey, subdivision etc. If subdivision, number of resultant lots. How many lots will the mother lot be divided into? So those asking how much to take a survey, that's the information that licensed GEs need... Pricing Example: For a residential lot less than 1 hectare... The minimum expected cost of the boundary survey is Php45k plus tax and fees. Provided titled at no disputes.. if use for legal claims... More expensive. Then if to be subdivided into two (2) lots additional Php38k plus taxes. Titling expenses are separate... If titling is included plus Php25K or 20% of the total surve...
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Survey: Lapgap, Maydolong, Eastern Samar

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 ✅ Segregation Survey 📍 Brgy. Lapgap, Maydolong, Eastern Samar Thank you client for availing our services! Thank you Lord 🙏 Contact us for your land surveying queries! (Globe)+63 9057635195 Land Survey ✅Relocation Survey ☑️Subdivision Survey ☑️Consolidation Survey ☑️Consolidation-Subdivision Survey Engineering Services ✅Topographic Survey ✅Verification Survey ✅As-Built Survey ✅Grid lines layout  Other Services ☑️Location Plan with Vicinity Map (for building permit) ☑️Cad Plotting #GEODETICENGINEER #landsurveyor #landsurvey#constructionsurveying #landsurveying #SUBDIVISIONSURVEY #topographicsurvey #LocationMap #boundarysurvey #approvedsurvey #ASBUILTSURVEY #freeconsultation
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George Everest

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Colonel  Sir George Everest  CB   FRS   FRAS   FRGS  (4 July 1790 – 1 December 1866) was a British surveyor and geographer who served as  Surveyor General of India  from 1830 to 1843. He is best known for having  Mount Everest , the highest mountain on Earth, named in his honor. ​ After receiving a military education in Marlow, Everest joined the  East India Company  and arrived in India at the age of 16. He was eventually made an assistant to  William Lambton  on the  Great Trigonometric Survey , and replaced Lambton as superintendent of the survey in 1823. Everest was largely responsible for surveying the  meridian arc  from the southernmost point of India north to  Nepal , a distance of about 2,400 kilometres (1,500 mi), a task which took from 1806 to 1841 to complete. He was made Surveyor General of India in 1830, retiring in 1843 and returning to England. ​ In 1865, the  Royal Geographical Soc...
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Abe the Surveyor

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  ABRAHAM LINCOLN Before he was a  Lawyer, Legislator, President or preserving the Union, Abraham Lincoln was a Surveyor.  The statue of Abraham Lincoln as a surveyor in New Salem, Illinois was dedicated October 4, 2003. ​ It depicts Lincoln using surveyor tools like the ones he owned when he lived in this village and worked in the surrounding area. The inscription on the base reads, "A. Lincoln - Deputy Surveyor, Sangamon County, Illinois 1833-1837." ​ The base also reads, "Unsuspecting as he was in this place, young Lincoln's honesty and fairness as a surveyor, and his knowledge of the land and its people, set him on a journey that led to the Presidency of the United States." The Illinois Professional Land Surveyors Association commissioned the statue. Source: https://www.monumentalsurveyors.com/abraham-lincoln
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