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May 11th, 2017 03:03 PM #12open deed of sale?
i'll be honest. i sensed that you really want this pawning arrangement to push through with the hope that the pawner (land owner) will not be able to pay, then forfeiting a prime property in your favor at a relatively cheap amount.
why not just tell the pawner to go to the bank and have a loan. free yourselves from the hassle.
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May 11th, 2017 11:14 PM #13errr... they're pawning it po. they're not selling it.
ask a real estate lawyer or licensed realty agent, the pasikot-sikots of such an arrangement. you'll be surprised. one thing, 'though. leave nothing to chance. there must be only one interpretation possible. the rules of the agreement must be clear and in black and white.
the rates and conditions? it's what the pawner and pawnee agree on, po.
make sure all procedures are followed. baka ma-technical kayo kung may hindi malinaw na naka-saad sa kuntrata.
500K for such a prime property... i smell something fishy.Last edited by dr. d; May 12th, 2017 at 12:10 AM.
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May 12th, 2017 11:20 AM #15
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May 12th, 2017 11:28 AM #16a question (because i do not know the answer).
does the certified true copy indicate if the property is mortgated, or that someone besides the "owner" is challenging ownership ?