i thought i could own ounce we are married
i thought i could own ounce we are married
nope, foreigners are second class citizens. You can't own property in philippines.Originally Posted by swayze
I believe you can own property but you are not allowed to own land.
Before investing any money in property anywhere in Asia it is a good idea to spend a LOT of time researching the net and canvasing opinion of those who have done that
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i heard of one guy built a house over there with his wife.when the marriage broke up her family wanted the house from him so he said ok, bulldozed the house and gave them the land
the actions of a (funny) bitter man! lolzi heard of one guy built a house over there with his wife.when the marriage broke up her family wanted the house from him so he said ok, bulldozed the house and gave them the land
Once your married it will become joint ownership. Your name can be on the documents, but if she dies before you do it won't mean a damn thing because the house will then become your property, but the land that it stands on will become the property of her nearest Filipino relatives and as others have found in the past, those relatives that you may have given many a handout to over the years will suddenly only want to talk to you through their attorney.
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