Foreclosed CONDO DEALS

It’s easy to make big mistakes in real estate when our feelings get the better of us.

People often think the best real estate move is just finding the perfect house. But really, it’s about being able to look at a property without letting your feelings cloud your judgment.

When you get too excited, it’s easy to start justifying things instead of really looking at them. You might start dreaming about the future instead of checking the facts.

That’s when the mistakes start to happen.

A smart buyer takes a good look at five important things:

1. Location: Think about where it’s going to be in the future, not just where it is now.
2. Money: This includes not just how much you’re paying, but also taxes, insurance, fixing things, and what you’ll spend each month.
3. How easy it is to sell: Make sure it’s worth a lot and that people will want to buy it later.
4. What could go wrong: Think about any surprises that might pop up after you buy it.
5. When to buy: Make sure the market is right for you and that this is the right time for you.

These five things help you avoid making quick decisions just because you’re feeling something.

The wrong house might not be obvious right away. It might look great, be nicely set up, and seem really appealing. But it should also fit with what you want for the future.

In real estate, being clear and making smart choices is more important than just getting excited.

The main goal shouldn’t be to rush into buying, but to make sure you’re making the right decisions.

Which of these five things do you think buyers often forget to think about?

BANK FORECLOSED CONDO FOR SALE

28/F Unit K Salcedo Square condominium
Location : Leviste & San Agustin Streets, Salcedo Village, Brgy. Bel-air, Makati City
☑️Near prime Makati CBC Offices such as RCBC Plaza, PBComm Tower, Ayala North Exchange Tower
☑️ Near Makati Medical Centre
☑️ Near FEU and Mapua University Makati
☑️ Near Salcedo weekend market
☑️ Few minutes going One Ayala, Glorietta Mall, Greenbelt, SM Makati

Property Details :
☑️ Floor Area : 32.76 sqm
☑️ 1-Bedroom Unit
☑️ 1-Toilet & Bath
☑️ Indicative Price : PhP 6,552,000
☑️ Below Market Value

Payment Terms :
☑️ Cash or
☑️ 10 – 20% Downpayment, balance via bank or in-house financing (subject to approval)

Additional Costs:
Exclusive of applicable government taxes and fees
Estimated at around 6% of contract price

Requirements :
☑️ 2 Valid Government-issued IDs
☑️ Income Documents (latest ITR, Bank Statements, COE with pay slips, Audited Financial Statements for business owners)
☑️ Signed Offer to Purchase Forms
☑️ 5% Reservation Fee (via check, deductible from contract price)

Property Condition : Sold on an “AS IS, WHERE IS” basis and FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE

Viewing / Tripping schedule : Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
By appointment only (at least 2–3 days prior notice)

📩 Interested? Send us a message to schedule a viewing or submit your best offer

0927-7038111
0927-7038111
0927-7038111
0927-7038111
0927-7038111

BANK FORECLOSED CONDO FOR SALE

12/F Unit K Salcedo Square condominium
Location : Leviste & San Agustin Streets, Salcedo Village, Brgy. Bel-air, Makati City
☑️Near prime Makati CBC Offices such as RCBC Plaza, PBComm Tower, Ayala North Exchange Tower
☑️ Near Makati Medical Centre
☑️ Near FEU and Mapua University Makati
☑️ Near Salcedo weekend market
☑️ Few minutes going One Ayala, Glorietta Mall, Greenbelt, SM Makati

Property Details :
☑️ Floor Area : 31.96 sqm
☑️ 1-Bedroom Unit
☑️ 1-Toilet & Bath
☑️ Indicative Price : PhP 6,392,000
☑️ Below Market Value

Payment Terms :
☑️ Cash or
☑️ 10 – 20% Downpayment, balance via bank or in-house financing (subject to approval)

Additional Costs:
Exclusive of applicable government taxes and fees
Estimated at around 6% of contract price

Requirements :
☑️ 2 Valid Government-issued IDs
☑️ Income Documents (latest ITR, Bank Statements, COE with pay slips, Audited Financial Statements for business owners)
☑️ Signed Offer to Purchase Forms
☑️ 5% Reservation Fee (via check, deductible from contract price)

Property Condition : Sold on an “AS IS, WHERE IS” basis and FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE

Viewing / Tripping schedule : Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
By appointment only (at least 2–3 days prior notice)

📩 Interested? Send us a message to schedule a viewing or submit your best offer

0927-7038111
0927-7038111
0927-7038111
0927-7038111
0927-7038111

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Gold prices climbed to a fresh record high Wednesday, marking a third straight session of record peaks, as expectations of imminent U.S. interest rate cuts and renewed U.S.-China trade tensions fueled strong safe-haven demand.

Gold is expected to reach $5,000/oz next year, and could climb to $10,000 per ounce by the end of the decade or sooner should there be an extension to a recent rally. -- Investing.com

What made stronger in recent days and weeks despite all of the uncertainty in the market? It's because 's price in the global market is now down more than 50% from its high starting this year. Cocoa is just one of the ingredients used by URC for its main product line.

Fresh and new all-time highs for these precious metals. In just a month, these asset classes gave 12% (Gold) and nearly 20% (Silver) returns. 😊

One more blow and the ingredients for a perfect bear Philippines Stock Market version 2.0 is about to come. Rising oil prices and continuous weakness of PHP against USD (I'm looking for 64 - 65 levels in the coming months if 59 levels will give up) = Rising food prices and somehow elevated interest rates for a long time.

The 60 PHP vs 1 USD is knocking its doors in the near term. A new era of currency depreciation for the Philippine Peso is about to unlock. Congratulations to local and local firms whose earnings are US Dollar denominated. On the other side of the spectrum, local importers will take the hit of a depreciated PHP as their cost will increase and profit margins will be directly affected. In addition, we might possibly see some inflationary effects for the local economy. Remember, Philippines is a major OIL IMPORTING country, rising prices of crude oil in the global market and continues weakness of the peso will cause the increase in prices of some basic and essential commodities 😔