Contrary to popular belief, the hardest part of home buying is not the house hunting or paying the down payment. It is what happens before that process–asking yourself the question, “Am I ready to be a homeowner?” Those who have rented their properties for years will have a hard time knowing whether or not they can take the leap to homeownership.

As businesses prepare to re-open their services to the public, many Filipinos find themselves in the position of returning to work and, more importantly, back to their daily routine. However, with no vaccine in sight, the most extreme precaution must still be used and exercised always.

As the government extends the enhanced community quarantine, residents of the country have no choice but to stay at home to keep themselves safe from the novel coronavirus. For some people, this lockdown serves as a well-deserved break from studies and work. However, for others, it just means being stuck at home with endless family drama.

Becoming a homeowner is a dream almost every Filipino wants to achieve. However, achieving this dream isn’t easy. In fact, many aspiring homeowners are scared to start the process of homebuying. We’re here to show you that the process isn’t only easy but also nothing to be afraid of!

Condominiums and bungalows are considered by many real estate professionals as a hard property sell. Most people look for large homes with plenty of rooms and sprawling yards. The thing is, not every real estate professional has properties like these to sell. In fact, most properties available in the Philippines are often small lots or condos, which may be more challenging to market. It’s difficult, but not impossible.

When it comes to selling properties, appearance plays a huge factor. This applies to not just the house but to the person selling the house as well. Making a good first impression goes a long way in the process of convincing a client. That’s why every real estate professional should carefully pick and choose what they wear when meeting with a client. In this article, we’ll show you how you can improve your image and epitomize the phrase “dress for success.”

Shopping has never been easier with the rise of the internet. Consumers are now able to buy almost anything they want, anytime they want, through the internet. May it be clothing, food, or even home furniture, all of them are available online and deliverable right to your doorstep. Many thought the real estate industry would never adapt to this online trend, but the rise of sophisticated technology made the concept of buying your home online not so farfetched. However, like any online transaction, you should always remember to be cautious and to approach each purchase with care.

Ever asked yourself how some real estate brokers create these family-like relationships with their clients? Here are a few tips we’ve gathered to help real estate professionals improve customer relations with their clients.