FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What are required documents for buying a unit?
Typically, buyers need valid IDs, proof of income, tax documents, and a reservation agreement when purchasing.
How do I reserve a unit?
Buyers need to provide two valid government-issued IDs (passport, driver’s license, PRC ID, UMID, SSS/GSIS, voter’s ID, or Philippine National ID). If based abroad, proof of residency is required.
What happens during the turnover process?
Upon full payment or laon approval, the developer hands over the unit. Buyers should inspect the unit and confirm its good condition before accepting.
Does RLC offer Rent to Own options?
Yes, RLC offers an Early Move-In (EMI) term for ready-for-occupancy units. Buyers can move in after paying 5% to 7.5% spot down payment, then pay the remaining balance over 21 to 36 months while using the unit
Financing options available?
Through bank loans, developer financing, or government-backed housing loans.
Can foreigners buy a condo in the Philippines?
Yes, foreign nationals can own a condominium unit in the Philippines, as long as foreign ownership in a single project does not exceed 40%