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29/06/2026

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12/06/2026

How to read a property title — and red flags to watch out for

A property title is the most important document in any real estate transaction. Here's what it tells you — and the red flags that should make you pause.

In the Philippines, property ownership is evidenced by a Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT) for land and house & lot, or a Condominium Certificate of Title (CCT) for condo units. Both are issued by the Registry of Deeds.

WHAT TO LOOK FOR:

Owner's name — Should match the seller's valid ID exactly. Any discrepancy requires a legal explanation.

Title number — Every legitimate title has a unique number. Verify this at the Registry of Deeds in the city or municipality where the property is located.

Technical description — Describes the exact boundaries and area of the property. Compare this with the actual lot plan.

Annotations section — This is critical. Annotations reveal:
- Mortgages or liens (property is used as collateral)
- Adverse claims (someone else is contesting ownership)
- Notices of lis pendens (legal case pending)
- Easements or restrictions

RED FLAGS:
- Any annotation that hasn't been cleared
- A photocopy title presented instead of the original
- Owner's name doesn't match the seller's ID
- Seller is reluctant to let you verify at the Registry of Deeds

A clean title is non-negotiable. Never skip this step, no matter how good the deal looks.

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08/06/2026

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08/06/2026

What is DHSUD and why it protects you as a buyer

Before you invest a single peso in Philippine real estate, you need to know about this government agency. It could be the difference between a safe investment and a scam.

DHSUD stands for the Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development. It is the primary government body that regulates the real estate industry in the Philippines — formerly known as HLURB.

What DHSUD does for you as a buyer:

1. Issues the License to Sell
No developer can legally sell a property without this license. Always verify it before paying any reservation fee.

2. Registers subdivision and condominium projects
All legitimate projects must be registered with DHSUD. This is public record and can be verified.

3. Handles buyer complaints
If a developer fails to deliver or violates your contract, DHSUD is where you file a formal complaint.

4. Regulates brokers and salespersons
Licensed Real Estate Brokers are registered with DHSUD and PRC. Always ask for their license number.

HOW TO VERIFY A DEVELOPER OR PROJECT:
Visit: www.dhsud.gov.ph
Click on the License to Sell verification portal
Enter the developer or project name

A legitimate developer will never hesitate to show you their DHSUD accreditation. If they do hesitate — walk away.

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Who We Are The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) is the central housing authority in the Philippines. It consolidated the

04/06/2026

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03/06/2026

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01/06/2026

5 things to check before signing any real estate contract in the Philippines

Before you sign anything, read this. These 5 checks could save you from a very costly mistake.

Real estate is one of the largest financial commitments you'll ever make. A legitimate developer and a licensed broker will always welcome scrutiny — so here's what to verify before you put pen to paper.

1. HLURB/DHSUD License to Sell
Every developer must have a License to Sell issued by DHSUD (formerly HLURB) before accepting payments. Ask for it. Verify it online at the DHSUD website.

2. Clean title or subdivision plan
Verify that the developer holds a clean title with no liens, encumbrances, or legal disputes on the land. Your broker or a lawyer can assist with title verification at the Registry of Deeds.

3. Developer's track record
How many projects have they completed? Have previous buyers received their titles? Search for reviews, visit completed projects, and speak to actual owners.

4. Payment terms and penalty clauses
Read the contract carefully — understand the monthly amortization, reservation fee, what happens if you miss a payment, and what your cancellation rights are.

5. Turnover date and penalties for delay
The contract should specify the estimated turnover date and the developer's liability if they miss it. This protects your investment and your timeline.

Buying a property is exciting — but informed buyers are protected buyers.

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31/05/2026

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31/05/2026

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29/05/2026

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