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Rent from a Cebu condo, house, office, or warehouse counts as income. And the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) expects a share of it. Most Cebu landlords owe some form of rental income tax. But the exact bill depends on your rent amount, your tenant type. And whether you file as a single or a…
Buying property in Cebu almost always comes down to two pieces of paper: a Contract to Sell and a Deed of Absolute Sale. They look similar, they both mention a buyer and a seller. And they both talk about a price. But they do very different jobs in a real estate deal. And mixing them…
More Manila professionals and overseas Filipinos are packing up for Cebu every year, and honestly, the reasons are hard to ignore. Rent and housing are cheaper, daily commutes are shorter, and you still get access to solid jobs, hospitals, and schools. This guide lays out what actually changes when you move here, whether you’re coming from Quezon City…
If you’re thinking about a Cebu condo purchase for rental income, one number really matters: yield. But here’s the thing—it’s easy to get that number wrong. A listing might promise 7%, but after you tally up the real costs, you might be looking at 5% instead. Cebu real estate tends to reward buyers who look past the…
Owning a home is a keystone of wealth… both financial affluence and emotional security.
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