Property management might be something new for many Filipino entrepreneurs and young professional, but it has made many property owners’ lives easier across the globe. This system actually works well for those who have invested in real estate properties and what to earn from it without dealing with issues arising from the deals.
I’ve watched the news lately and as always, I pity people living in Metro Manila for the worst traffic conditions they experience every day. I can just imagine the stress and tiredness they feel after working and traveling home for hours. Even shopping which is a stress-reliever for some can be dreadful experience if you are caught up in a traffic jam! I count myself lucky to be in the province but sometimes, traffic jams are becoming a norm in Cagayan De Oro City too.
Many Filipinos today would like to enjoy the convenience, safety, recreation and easy maintenance that comes with living in a condominium. Thus Condominium unit leasing is a common option for those who are not yet ready to invest or get their own units. Young professionals starting on their career and families chose to rent condo units to enjoy the perks that come with it. However, first-time renters should know the intricacies of condo unit leasing before pushing for the contract signing.
