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File an Extrajudicial Settlement of Estate and pay Estate Tax at the BIR, then process the title transfer at the Registry of Deeds.

Not unless it’s reclassified to residential. You need approval from the Municipal or City Planning Office before building.

No. A Contract to Sell means ownership transfers after you finish paying. A Deed of Sale means you already own it because it’s fully paid.

Yes. You can register a corporation (with Filipino ownership majority) and buy property under it. The title will be in the company’s name.

You’ll need: Certified True Copy of the title Tax Declaration Real Property Tax Receipts Valid IDs of both parties Deed of Sale after payment

Check the Encumbrances section at the back of the land title. If it lists a mortgage or lien, that means it’s still tied to a bank or loan.

Look up their name or PRC license number on the DHSUD or PRC website. Don’t deal with anyone who refuses to show their ID or registration details.

Check if the property is still occupied, then verify documents with the bank or government agency selling it. Settle all taxes and request for a Deed ...

OCT (Original Certificate of Title) is the very first title issued for a parcel of land. TCT (Transfer Certificate of Title) is issued after the land ...