Buy Land
Buy Land
- Interest Rate – 6 %
- Up to 90% Financing
- Repayment Term of up to 20 years
- Acceptance Fee of up to 1% of the Loan Amount or $500.00 minimum
- Mortgage Indemnity Insurance is not required
- No Prepayment Penalties
After you locate a piece of land, begin by submitting all the required documents and fees to begin our application process.
Standard Documents
- Evidence of Nationality (2 Forms of ID)
- National Insurance (NIS) Number
- Income Tax (BIR) Number
- Evidence of Income, (Job Letter / Pay Slip)*
- Evidence of Savings & Indebtedness**
- Most Recent Credit Card Statement(s)
- Title Deed(s) or Lease and/or Mortgage Deed
- Valuation Report
- Up-to-date receipts for Land & Building Taxes, Water & Sewerage Rates & Lease Rent
- WASA Clearance Certificate
- Utility Bill
Additional Documents
- Survey Plan
- Town & Country Planning approval to develop land for residential purposes
- Regional Corporation Final approval for the development of land
Two (2) copies of all documents must be provided
*Evidence of Income: Submit an Original Job Letter & Pay Slip. If self employed, submit Financial Statements for the last three (3) years and Bank Statements for the last three (3) years, stating the average monthly balance. If you are employed on contract, submit copies of employment contracts for the last three (3) years.
**Evidence of Savings & Indebtedness: Submit statements from all financial institutions with which you deal, including credit unions (monthly payments towards loans must be indicated on these statements).
What do I need to pay?
Estimated Application Costs
- Application: $150.00
- Title Search: $1,500.00 (initial)
- Acceptance Fee: 1% of Loan Amount or $500.00 minimum
- Credit Bureau Report: $75.00 per applicant
Closing Costs
- Legal Fees
- Statutory Fees (Stamp Duty & Registration Fees)
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