real estate propeties in philippines

[James Hubbard]

Surely most of those homes would be pretty much levelled or uninhabitable right about now G2J?

[GaryFifer]

Surely most of those homes would be pretty much levelled or uninhabitable right about now G2J?

I dunno, a bit wash here, bit paint there, overseas buyers never see it till they get it- right?

Excuse my cynicism.

[aromulus]

We slowly getting where real life starts to mix up with fantasy....

So let's not make wrong assumptions about other people's professions, huh...?

[GaryFifer]

We slowly getting where real life starts to mix up with fantasy....

So let's not make wrong assumptions about other people's professions, huh...?

Ok assumptions are based on some facts. Only because of so much talk about corruption makes me a bit concerned. Besides, I have to point out, Filipinos are allowed to sign for property, but not Westerners(is that correct). I believe the law was changed because of history. Some Spanish friars were buying Filipino farmland for low money.This in turn caused problems later.

[somebody]

Ok assumptions are based on some facts. Only because of so much talk about corruption makes me a bit concerned. Besides, I have to point out, Filipinos are allowed to sign for property, but not Westerners(is that correct). I believe the law was changed because of history. Some Spanish friars were buying Filipino farmland for low money.This in turn caused problems later.

yup alliens (that us) cant buy land same in quite a few countries in asia i belive is the same.

Can see both sides, but surely just limiting the amount of land or buliding would be better as the money which may have entered the country may have helped greatly the ecomony in many ways