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4 Payment schemes for future Filipino homeowners

Gone are the days when you have to wait to win the PCSO lotto draw before you can buy your own property, may that be a condo or your very own house and lot. These days, financial institutions and entities have made it easier to get a home loan.

As per Rappler, some developers of condominiums may have special offers during open houses and your licensed agent may give you some tips on a flexible paying scheme, something that fits your financial profile and they may offer stretched down payment schemes to make your monthly payments more affordable.

Bank loans

Qualifications: You are at least 21 years old but younger than 65 years old. You must be a regular employee of your company for at least 2 years with a monthly gross income of at least P30,000 and if you own a business, it must at least be in operation for 2 years.

Documents needed: Basic documents needed include financial statements and Income Tax Return, Certificate of Employment, pay slips, copy of CCT / TCT (Condominium Certificate of Transfer / Title Certificate of Transfer), valid IDs, lot plan and vicinity map, marriage contract if applicable, proof of remittance for 3 months (for OFWs) and certificate of Business Registration.

Loan amount: Banks may lend up to 80% of the actual property value and a minimum of P400,000. Amount to be loaned is also dependent on the individual’s paying capacity.

Interest rate: For bank loans, interest rates may range from 5.75%, subject to re-pricing after one year, to 12%. But buyers can opt for a fixed interest rate from 1 to 5 years.
Term of Loan: 5 to 20 years.

In-house Financing

Qualifications: If you are an interested buyer who can afford the down payment and present required documents.

Documents needed: Certificate of Employment and Compensation, source of income, bank statement or remittance slip, and post dated checks.

Interest rate: 14% to 18%.

SSS Loan

Qualifications: Applicant must be an SSS member or an OFW not older than 60 years old upon application, those who are 60 years at the time of application will have a maximum loan term of 5 years. The member should have contributed for at least 36 months and 24 continuous contributions in the period prior to application. The borrower must also be up-to-date in the payment of their other SSS loans if any and was not previously granted final SSS benefits.

Documents needed: Latest ITR (Income Tax Return), certification of employment, latest pay slips, SSS form, Property Tax declaration, and Realty Tax receipt, and OCT/CCT/TCT (Original Certificate of Title / Condominium Certificate of Transfer/ Title Certificate of Transfer).

Interest rate: 8% to 11 % per year still depending on the amount borrowed.
Loan amount: P400,000 to P2,000,000.
Loan Term: 5 to 30 years.

Pag-IBIG

Qualifications: Applicant must be a Pag-IBIG member for at least 24 months and have no existing housing loan or any Pag-IBIG foreclosed property loan, the borrower’s monthly amortization must not exceed 35% of their total gross salary and must not be older than 60 years old upon application and 70 years old upon loan maturity.

Documents needed: Birth certificate (if single) or Marriage Contract (if married), latest pay slip, TIN (Tax Identification Number), ITR (Income Tax Return), Residence Tax, proof of billing address, (Original Certificate of Title / Condominium Certificate of Transfer/ Title Certificate of Transfer) job contract with VISA and passport for OFWs, and business permits for business owners.

Interest rate: 8% to 11.5%.
Loan amount: A maximum if 80% of property price.
Loan term: Maximum of 20 years and 15 years for OFWs.

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