PAG IBIG Online Membership | PAG IBIG Center in Davao

DAVAO CITY, Davao
— Here are some of the Pag ibig information which help Pag ibig applicants in acquiring a Housing Loan thru Pag ibig Financing in the Philippines.You can see also the Pag ibig center (below) in Davao region.


Here's a FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) for Pag ibig applicant:

Question: I am not a Pag-ibig member, How can I avail the housing loan thru Pag ibig Financing?

Answer: You must be a Pag ibig /HDMF member for atleast 2 years or 24 months. If not, you need to register and be an active member of Pag-ibig.


Here are some steps on how to get a membership in Pag ibig:

Those who work and live in the Philippines (Locally Employed, Self-employed, etc.):
1. Go to the nearest Pag-ibig office in your area and ask for assistance on how to get a membership.
2. If you're employed, ask the HRD staff or your Employer about Pag ibig membership.


Those who work outside the Philippines (OFW, immigrants, etc.):
1. Those OFW, prior to your departure it is a SOP that you're registered as POP member in Pag ibig.
2. If you are not a member ever since in the Philippines, you can try the online registration thru this link: Pag ibig fund services.com, just follow the steps and pay the corresponding membership.
3. Membership is also made available in the Consulate/Embassy located everywhere in the world.

Pls.visit  Pag ibig fund services.com for online membership.

A screenshot for Pag ibig online membership

Question: I am a member before, but I stop my Pag ibig remittance when I left the country, and I do not know my contribution status,.. Can I still avail the housing loan?


Answer: Yes you can avail the housing loan, but make it sure that your remittance/membership is already 2 years (24 months) and you must be an active member during the housing loan process.

A. In any case, you do not reached the 2 years period of membership, just pay the " lump sum payment " that equivalent to your lacking months to make it 2 years.

B. In any case, you stop paying your remittance, then you reached already the 2 years membership or more, just activate your membership by paying again your monthly remittance that correspond to the Loan Value of your desired house. (for more details about this, ask your agent/broker or any Pag ibig staff).

C. If you are not yet a member for Pag ibig / HDMF, you can also pay the "lump sum payment" that equivalent to 2 years, so that you can avail the Pag ibig Housing Loan. (This is also called the instant membership).


Note:
For more details about Pag ibig Housing Loan, just visit the nearest Pag ibig Office/Center in your area or consult your broker/agent.




Pag ibig Office in Davao Region:

1. DAVAO CITY BRANCH (main office for southmin)
G/F and 2/F , Pryce Tower,
Pryce Bussiness Park,
J.P. Laurel Ave., Bajada,
8000, Davao City, Davao 
Tel. No. : (082) 227-5827
(082) 222-8055 (Tfax)
e-mail: davao@pagibigfund.gov.ph

2. DAVAO SOUTH CENTER
LCI Bldg. #38, Quimpo Boulevard,
Ecoland, 8000, Davao City, Davao
Tel.No. : (082) 285-7677  and
(082) 285-8241


3. TAGUM CITY BRANCH
Nicoles 22 Bldg.,
Assessors Village, Apokon Rd.,
8100, Tagum City, Davao
Tel. No. : (084) 216-4414

4. DIGOS SOUTH SERVICE CENTER
Rizal Avenue, 8002,
Digos City, Davao
Tel. No.: (082) 237-0476
(082) 237-0475


5. MATI EXTENSION OFFICE
Lanes Kita-anan Bldg.,
Bonifacio St., 8200
Mati City, Davao
Tel. No. : (087) 388-4147
Telfax : (087) 388-4148




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Ads now part of Real Estate Sales Warranty - HLURB

Updated January 31, 2015 - 12:00 am
By: Helen Flores (The Philippine Star)

MANILA, Philippines
— Real estate owners and developers may now be compelled to uphold any claims they make in advertisements, based on new rules released by the Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board (HLURB) yesterday.

The agency released two sets of revised implementing rules and regulations (IRRs) for Presidential Decree 957 or the “Subdivision and Condominium Buyers’ Protective Decree” to protect prospective buyers of real estate properties from possible fraud and other malpractices in the industry.

It said all representations in an advertisement shall form part of the sales warranties enforceable against the owner or developer, jointly and severally.

“Such owner or developer shall be answerable and liable for the facilities, improvements, infrastructures, or other forms of development represented or promised in an advertisement and failure to timely and completely fulfill these representations shall constitute breach of contract and warranties,” the IRR stated.

The amended IRRs were contained in Board Resolution 921 and 922, signed by Vice President Jejomar Binay on Dec. 2 last year. The IRRs were published in The STAR yesterday.

Binay is the chair of the Housing and Urban Development Coordinating Council or HUDCC.

Board Resolution 921, also known as the Revised IRR on Advertisements, stated that any announcement about a project, or about its operations or activities, must reflect the real facts and must be presented in a manner that will not tend to mislead or deceive the public.

The IRR states that the owner, developer, dealer, authorized broker or salesperson shall be allowed to advertise about the project only after the issuance of the project’s license to sell and after the HLURB has approved the advertisement material.

“To enable the public or prospective buyers to make an informed choice on their purchase or acquisition, any advertisement about a project must indicate material facts…” it said.

Meanwhile, Board Resolution 922 or the “2014 Revised IRR on Dealers, Brokers and Salesmen” stated that all brokers and salespersons must be registered and licensed or accredited by the Professional Regulatory Board of Real Estate Service before they can engage in the practice of real estate services.

Also under the revised IRR, all business firms shall likewise first register with the HLURB in accordance with its existing rules and guidelines before they can engage in the practice of real estate service.

All applicants shall file a bond or security of P5,000 for dealers and brokers and P1,000 for salespersons. All business firms, on the other hand, shall post a bond of P20,000.

Any dealer, broker, salesperson and business firm who engages in real estate practice without registering the project with the HLURB or using an expired HLURB permit will be fined P10,000 and P5,000 respectively, the IRR said.    

source: Philstar , HLURB , PD 957 and IRR PD 957

PAG IBIG Housing Loan VS A Bank Loan: A Comprehensive Guide to Home Buying

Having their own house is the ultimate dream of every Filipino family. But the truth is,  most of those who plan to purchase a house do not have a ready cash to pay for it, or even if they have, they would prefer to apply for a loan to complete it.

Saving for your first home purchase may take for a couple of years, and by the time that you are ready for it, the house that you wanted must have long been sold. Or the value of your money can no longer purchase the same quality house you’d always wanted. You might want to consider applying for a housing loan to realize your dream.

When we hear of  a housing loan, Home Development Mutual Fund or commonly known as PAG IBIG housing loan fund comes first to our mind. We definitely will not miss it because a small amount from our salary is deducted to pay for our monthly contribution. Providing loan to finance our houses is one of the services provided by the institution.

If you are shopping around for the best house to buy, you might want to shop around for housing loan provided by banks too because you might find a better deal. Many of us are a bit intimidated to inquire from banks, we may be thinking of higher interest rate, stricter requirements, or lesser chance that the loan may be approved.

Some home purchasers prefer bank services when it comes to housing loan for a reason or two. And some would prefer PAG IBIG housing loan. Let us compare what each offers on every factor we need to consider arriving at a sound decision.

Qualifications

PAG IBIG	BANKS
Must be a member, and must have 24 monthly contributions to qualify. Members can pay 24 months in lump sum Not more than 65years old No existing multi-purpose loan in arrears No other PAG IBIG housing loan that had been foreclosed, cancelled or bought back	No membership needed, no contributions required, no need to have a savings account Must be Filipino citizen, or have a Visa requirement for foreigners Must have a monthly family income of Php40,000.00 Must have a stable source of income, must have stayed at least 2 years in the current company or have 3 years of profitable operation if running a business or practising profession.

 Loan Purposes

PAG IBIG	BANKS
Can be used to purchase a lot not exceeding 1,000 sq. meters. Can be used to purchase town house or condominium. Can be used to complete construction. Re-financing.	Can be used to purchase a town house, condominium unit. Can be used to finance house construction. Can apply for re-financing. Also offer home equity service.

How Much You Can Borrow

PAG IBIG	BANKS
Maximum of Php 6,000,000.00 Subject to other qualifiers like the actual need of the member, capacity to pay.	Some banks offer minimum of Php 300,000.00 some offer minimum of Php 500,000.00.

Loan Appraisal Value Ratio

PAG IBIG	BANKS
Loans not lower than Php 400,000, 100% Loans more than Php 400,000.00, 90%	1. Some banks offer 80% – 90%, some banks offer as low as 70%.

Interest Rates

PAG IBIG	BANKS
6.98% for the first three years, subject to re-pricing up to 11.37%	Some banks offer as low as 5.50% for the first year, subject to re-pricing. Some banks offer fixed rate of 7.5% for the first 5 years also subject to re-pricing. Due to regular re-pricing, on 20th year, banks offer an average of 12% interest rate.

Repayment Process

PAG IBIG	BANKS
Maximum of 30 years	5 –  35 years

Requirements

PAG  IBIG

BANKS

Pag Ibig Housing Loan Application Form Membership Status Verification Slip TCT/CCT in the name of the borrower Photocopy of the New Tax Declaration Collection Servicing Agreement or Post dated checks Proof of billing address  Notarized Loan and Mortgage Agreement Notarized Promissory Note Disclosure Statement on Loan Transaction Occupancy Permit (if applicable) Building Plans (if applicable) Deed of Absolute Sale (if applicable)

Application form Photocopy of government issued ID with photo & signature Marriage contract if applicable Alien Certificate of Registration for foreigners ITR for employees Last 3 months of payslips or Certificate of employment for employees Business Registration Papers for businessmen Financial Statements  for businessmen Bank Statements for businessmen Trade References for businessmen Lease Contracts or copy of Title for businessmen Photocopy of TCT/CCT Building plan with vicinity map Master of Deed of Declaration of Restrictions for condominiums Building plan for construction Bill of materials and Labor Cost Staement of Account for Refinancing

Miscellaneous Fees

PAG IBIG	BANKS
Php 1,000 during loan application Php 2,000 before the release of loan	Appraisal Fee of Php3,500 – Php 4,000.00 Handling Fee of Php 5,000.00 Notarial Fee of Php 500 Registration Fee Doc Stamps Tax

Insurance Needed

PAG IBIG	BANKS
Insurance premium will be included in monthly amortization	MRI or Mortgage Redemption Insurance in the case of death before the full payment of the loan Fire Insurance

Processing Time

PAG IBIG	BANKS
15 business days	5 – 7 business days

source: imoney.ph

THREE (3) FACTORS TO CONSIDER WHEN ACQUIRING A HOUSING LOAN

Savvy Living by Mike Aquino for  Yahoo! Southeast Asia
Thu, Jul 12, 2012 11:04 AM PHT

Davao City, Philippines
The “welcome to our humble home” foot rug in front of Buddy Alejo’s condo door looks brand new. That’s because it is: Buddy and his wife just moved into their new condo, just a couple of years after applying for a housing loan at their long-time BPI branch.

“In retrospect, it was great timing,” muses Buddy. “After my promotion as sales manager, I thought it was a sign I should find a home close to work.” Living with the in-laws, while not unpleasant, was also a factor: “We had the means to find a place of our own, so why not take advantage?”

Making the transition from staying with the parents to becoming homeowners wasn’t a sure thing—a few things had to fall into place before Buddy and his wife could put out the welcome rug on their own home:

Steady income. If you’re like Buddy—a sales manager for a medical supplies company, employed since the early 2000s in a well-paying job that earns a significant income—you’re well on your way. Banks feel more comfortable lending to individuals with high, stable salaries.

BPI Direct, for instance, prefers applicants who have been employed for at least two years, with a minimum gross monthly income of P50,000 or higher. Why the two-year minimum? Stability is a high priority for lenders—it means less risk.

Good credit. You should have a record of being a good borrower: lenders want to know you won’t default on your loan, leaving them holding the bag with the property. Buddy’s record with his home branch held him in good stead.

If you have no record, or if your record shows that you haven’t been able to meet your credit card or other obligations, banks may either charge you a higher interest, or deny you outright.

Lenders may  check with the Bankers Association of the Philippines - Credit Bureau (BAP-CB) if you have a record; in case you haven’t been able to meet your credit obligations, the Bureau’s Negative File

Information System (NFIS) will let them know. That doesn’t mean you get blacklisted on the first missed credit card payment: “Even when the credit card falls past due, it is not immediately placed on the list,” explains Leonilo “Topper” Coronel, BAP-CB Executive Director. “We make allowances for curable periods where a borrower might have merely forgotten to pay.”

Some companies will facilitate loans for their own qualified employees—for reasons pertaining to self-interest, of course. “Most companies, they help the employees get approval for a housing loan because it assures them that their employees will be good employees—these people will not resign,” explains Fitz Villafuerte, entrepreneur and personal finance blogger at “Ready to be Rich” (fitzvillafuerte.com).

No new debt. While you’re taking on a significant obligation, you should make sure you won’t be put on the hook for any new debt while you’re paying down the housing loan. You want to stay focused on paying the monthly amortization, without getting bogged down in more debt as you go along. For good measure, Buddy canceled his credit cards.

Chances are, the bank has already done its bit to limit the damage: Philippine banks generally do not permit loans that result in a monthly amortization of more than 30 percent of a lender’s monthly gross income. In any case, you should be in a position where your monthly amortizations do not represent a crushing burden on your budget.

In Villafuerte’s opinion, that means holding off till your income can handle the load. “If you’re a VP in a company, you’re earning P200,000 a month,” explains Fitz, “so getting a housing loan for which you’ll be paying PHP 30,000 a month, it’s just a small portion of your monthly salary.”

Not all of us can be like Buddy, with all the ducks lined up in a row. If none of these apply, says Fitz, put it off. “Ask yourself, ‘where are you going to get the money to pay that debt?’” queries Fitz. “If you don’t know where, then better not incur that debt in the first place. That’s the most basic thing that you have to ask yourself.”

copyright: Savvy Living by Yahoo! Southeast Asia

LOT ONLY

HIGH END RESIDENTIAL LOT:

Davao City

Downtown North
Ponte Verde - Communal, Buhangin (infront of Davao International Airport)



Northside
Rancho Palos Verdes - Mandug, Buhangin
Ciudades - Mandug, Buhangin (Northside)
Priscilla Estates - Cabantian, Buhangin
Leonora Garden Heights - Cabantian, Buhangin
Las Palmas - Mandug and Tigato , Buhangin
Valle Verde Residential Estates -  Diversion rd., Panacan



Downtown South

South Grove - Quimpo Blvd., Ecoland  (Downtown South)


Southside

Villa de Mercedez - Toril, Davao City
South Pacific Golf and Leisure Estates - Puan and Catalunan Pequeno 

COMMERCIAL LOT:

Davao City

Northside
Valle Verde Residential Estates -  Diversion rd., Panacan
Ciudades - Mandug, Buhangin (Northside)
Villa Alevida - Indangan, Buhangin


Southside
Orchard Lane Homes - Los Amigos, Tugbok



Tagum City

Renzo Village - Visayan Village (near Medical Mission)
Dara Village - Visayan Village 


RAW LOTS:
Tigato, Davao City
Magtuod, Davao City
Buhangin, Davao City

The Northside D.C.

Map of Buhangin District and other parts of Northside area.

The Northside D.C. (Northside of Davao City).
The place which is located in northern part of Davao City. Specifically located in Buhangin, Panacan,  Lanang, Sasa, Cabantian, Indangan, Acacia,  Tigatto, Mandug, Bunawan, Lasang and other nearby area.


List of Subdivision in Brgy. Buhangin :

1. Robinson Highlands
2. Monte Clair
3. Orchid Hills
4. Ponte Verde
5. Valle Verde Residential Estates

List of Subdivision in Lanang :

1. Damosa Fairlane
2. Malibu Residences (2017)

List of Subdivision in Panacan :

1. Palm Ridge Subdivision - (All units sold out)
2. Cambridge Heights 

List of Subdivision in Tigatto :

1. Victors Estate
2. Victors Valley
3. Victors Place
4. Deca Homes Esperanza - (Deca Tigatto)
5. Alta Monte Residential Estate
6. Narra Park
7. Northtown (Tigatto area)

List of Subdivision in Waan :

1. Soller Residences by Sta Lucia Land Inc.
2. 
   

List of Subdivision in Mandug :

1. Rancho Palos Verdes
2. Ciudades (Township Development)
3. Altea - by Ciudades
4. Las Palmas Verdes
5. Nizanta by Robinson Homes
6. Plantacion by KisanLu Lands

List of Subdivision in Cabantian :

1. Country Homes Cabantian (All units sold)
2. Chula Vista Residences
3. Emily Homes  (All units sold)
4. NorthCrest
5. The Harmony
6. Cecilia Heights (All units sold out)
7. Priscilla Estates (All units sold out)
8. Victors Heights Executive (All units sold out)
9. Deca Homes Davao - Cabantian (All units sold out)
10. Leonora Garden Heights
11. The Harmony (2016)
12. Northtown (Cabantian area)
13. The Prestige Subdivision (2017-2020)

List of Subdivision in Communal :

1. Victors Subdivision
2. Aspen Heights
3. Ilumina Estate 
4. Diamond Heights
5. Camella Homes Davao
6. Communale Village (soon to open 2018)

List of Subdivision in Indangan :

1. Villa Alevida
2. Deca Homes Indangan
3. Celerina Heights
4. Hidalgo Homes
5. Las Casas de Maria (2016)
6. Oakridge Residential Estate

List of Subdivision in Acacia :

1. Molave Homes (All units sold out)
2. Rancho Palos Verdes (Acacia area/Entrance)

The Grotto of St Mary's Parish Cabantian, photo courtesy of Travel Jams

LIST OF SOCIALIZED HOUSING

LIST OF SOCIALIZED HOUSING:

DAVAO CITY

NORTHSIDE:

• Victors Place - Tigato, Buhangin, Davao City

SOUTHSIDE:

• Grace Park Subdivision - Matina, Davao City .
• Catalunan South Pointe Homes - Catalunan Grande, Davao City.
• Orchard Lane Homes - Los Amigos, Tugbok, Davao City.
• Samantha Homes - Bago Gallera, Talomo, Davao City

TAGUM CITY

VISAYAN VILLAGE:

• St. Therese Subdivision - Visayan Village, Tagum City

Note:

Just click the name of the subdivision above, and you're automatically redirected to the details and other information of the property.

DOWNTOWN CENTRO

Downtown Centro
→ is the term used for Downtown Center of the Old City Proper of Davao City. And because the downtown area is growing, and it becomes bigger and much wider now, so I divided it also into Downtown North, Downtown South and the Downtown Centro.

Pls. take note that I used these name for the purpose of my Real Estate website only and it has nothing to do with the official map of Davao City.


Here are the list of Subdivision and Condo:


Downtown Centro (Uyanguren, Acacia, San Pedro, Claveria and the nearby area. )
Magallanes Residences (Condo)
Avida Towers  (Condo)




Downtown North (Bajada, Obrero, Lanang, Agdao)
Fairlane
Monte Clair
Camella Northpoint (Condo)
Linmarr (Condo)



Downtown South (Ecoland, Matina Crossing, Matina SIR, Maa & nearby area.)
South Grove
Wood Lane
Villa Señorita
Monteritz Classic Estate
Twin Palm
Villa Azalea
River Front
Tressia Town House  (all units sold out )

Davao City

List of Property in Davao City:

Condominium

High-end Subd.

Mid-cost Subd.

Low-cost Subd.

Socialized Subd.

Lot Only

LIST OF ECONOMIC | LOW-COST HOUSING

These are some of the listing for Economic or Low-cost Housing in Davao City. 

List of Northside, Davao City  (Buhangin District and nearby area):

• Deca Homes Esperanza - Tigatto, Buhangin 
• Victors Valley - Tigatto, Buhangin 
• Leonora Garden Heights - Forestal, Cabantian 
• Palm Ridge Subdivision - Malagamot, Panacan 

List of Southside Downtown, Davao City ( Matina and Ulas area): 

• Grace Park Subdivision - Matina

List of Southside, Davao City : 

• Villa Constancia Homes - Catalunan Pequeño
• Orchard Lane Homes - Los Amigos, Tugbok
• Samantha Homes - Bago Gallera, Puan
• Samantha Villa Corazon - Catalunan Grande
• Residencia Del Rio - Catalunan Pequeño

Note:
Just click the name of the subdivision and you'll be redirected to the details  and other information of the project.

CONDOMINIUM IN DAVAO CITY

List of Condo's:

• Avida Towers Davao 
• Abreeza Place
• Abreeza Residences 
• Aeon Tower
• Camella Northpoint 
• Linmarr Towers
• Palmetto Place 
• Magallanes Residences 
• One Oases Davao 
• Eco4000 
• Linville 

Name and its Location:


HIGH RISE BUILDING (HRB)

Downtown Centro:
Avida Towers Davao - CM Recto St. (formerly Claveria St.)


Downtown North:
Abreeza Place - JP Laurel Ave., Bajada
Abreeza Residences - JP Laurel Ave., Bajada
Aeon Towers - JP Laurel Ave., Bajada






MID-RISE BUILDING (MRB)


Downtown Centro:
Magallanes Residences - Bolton Ext. (near the Davao City Hall)


Downtown North:
Camella Northpoint - JP Laurel Ave., Bajada
Linmarr Towers - Obrero


Downtown South:
Palmetto Place - Maa
One Oases Davao - Ecoland
Eco 4000 - Ecoland
Linville - Maa



Note:
Just click the name of the condo above, and you're automatically redirected to the details and other information of the property.

DECA CTS GOLD - PRECISE INFORMATION

At Deca Wakeboard Park

CTS Gold: Basic features

Comprehensive Market:

Pag ibig and non-Pag ibig members who are willing to transfer to Pag ibig housing loan within 4 years, as well as other qualified buyers of  DECA HOMES.

Note:

All pictures below are part of the Wakeboard Park and amenities in Deca Homes Resort Residences at Tacunan, Tugbok,  Davao City.

Wakeboard Park

Easy Eligibility

Buyers who are not more than 60 years old, gainfully employed or self-employed, whose Net Disposable Income (NDI) is 100% or greater than the monthly amortization of the unit they intend to acquire.

A. Passes the NDI requirement.

B. Pays Php 5,000.00 reservation fee.

C.Submit the following documents:

• Buyer's info Sheet + four(4)1x1 ID photo
• Pays Php 5,000.00 resrvation fee
• Gov't. issued ID (ex. Driver's License, SSS ID), company ID, & other identification papers, if needed.
• 1 month Payslip and / or proof of other income and / or assets.
• Proof of Pag ibig membership
• Contract to Sell
• Deed od Restriction
• Option Agreement
• Required Post Dated Checks (3 for Equity installment + 24 Monthly Amortization and SRI/FI premiums + guarantee check).

At the Wakeboard Park

Low Equity

At least ₱15,000.00 payable in 3 monthly installment.

Wakeboard Park

Low Monthly Amortization

Deferred payment via monthly amortization, inclusive of SRI/FI premiums, over 25 years, with Pag ibig take out mechanism within 4 years from reservation date.

Wakeboard Park

Friendly Interest Rate

8.5% p.a. fixed for the first  4 years.

The Actual Wakeboarding

Easy Move-In Policy

The Buyer may move-in after paying the minimum Equity of ₱15,000.00 provided that all the required documents enumerated above are already submitted.

Deca Homes Amenities:  Lagoon, Swimming pool 

& The Mt. Apo scenic view.

DHRR Lagoon

Lagoon

Here are some of the Frequently Ask Questions (FAQ):

What is CTS Gold?

CTS Gold is the golden opportunity created by 8990 Housing Development Corporation (8990 HDC) to make owning a house in Deca Homes would be very affordable and easy on the budget.

With just a ₱5,000.00 reservation fee and atleast three ₱5,000.00 Equity installments, one can already move-in to a brand new DECA Home. The balance of the purchase price is then payable in monthly amortization over 25 years.

Swimming Pool

I'm not a Pag ibig member, Can I avail of CTS Gold?

Yes!, you can avail of CTS Gold within 14 days from the reservation of your unit even if you are not a Pag ibig member because it is made for both Pag big and non-Pag ibig members.

Kiddie Pool

What must I do so that the interest on the amortization is kept not higher than 8.5% p.a.?

The interest on the amortizations can be kept at 8.5% p.a. when, within 4 years from reservation, you transfer the balance of your CTS Gold to Pag ibig. For this purpose, 8990 HDC will provide documentation assistance.

2 Basketball court with Fiber glass board ring.

Note:

This payment scheme CTS Gold is applicable to all housing project of Deca Homes Davao (8990 HDC) only.

Wakeboard Park Entrance

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