No title! Do not touch it.
No title! Do not touch it.
yes ive heard some of the horror stories but ive also heard from other expats that they have got titles but in there wives name of course .it all depends on the individual cases lots of ifs and buts .so i,ll be asking all the right questions and if it looks good it will be done through the legal channels .Originally Posted by jonnijon
No title! Do not touch it.
Apart from 2 lots..All the land we have bought in previous years has been Tax declaration land.. Its all titled now via the DENR and Land registry office...No title! Do not touch it.
Yes..I've read and heard all the horror stories..
Tiger.. If I were you I`d spend a couple of days investigating..
Have your Mrs talk to all the neighbours.. They usually know a lot about local land history.. Visit the DENR and the BIR and ask them to check for warning signals or liens..Then do the same in the Municipal hall and the local Barangay hall.. Ask lots of nosy questions..
Usually,problems crop up because of past inheritance issues..
Thats about all you can do..
Good luck and hope it all pans out.. Sounds like a bloody good bargain!!
it does sound good and I hope its genuine also being a jap owner makes me think things were above board just maybe
Unless he was one of those still hiding out since WW2.
talk about the coconut telegraph pole ,it turns out that we were looking at the wrong place .yes its 1 hectacre but access to it was through sugar cane fields and mud tracks lol and the house was in fact a pigery lolUnless he was one of those still hiding out since WW2.
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