When buying a property in the Philippines, you’ll often hear two key terms: Pre-Selling and Ready-for-Occupancy (RFO). Both offer unique benefits depending on your goals, timeline, and budget. But what do these really mean—and which one is right for you?Let’s break them down.
Pre-selling refers to properties that are sold before they are completed or even built. These are often available during the early stages of development and construction—usually offered by developers at lower prices.
Ready-for-occupancy (RFO) units are fully built and available for move-in. This means you can inspect the actual unit, pay the necessary fees, and move in shortly after completing the paperwork.
Factor | Pre-Selling | Ready-for-Occupancy (RFO) |
---|---|---|
Budget | Lower price, flexible terms | Higher upfront cost |
Urgency to move in | Not ready for move-in | Immediate occupancy |
Investment goals | Long-term appreciation | Quick rental income |
Risk | Construction delays possible | Less risk, unit is finished |
Whether you go for pre-selling or RFO, the most important step is buying the right property at the right location. Areas like Metro Manila, Rizal, Laguna, and Batangas offer promising opportunities for both options.We recommend:
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