Kabankalan City Apartment for Rent

23/08/2026

The More You Learn, The More You Earn 📚💰

In investing, knowledge is an asset.

The more you learn about money, real estate, and investing, the better decisions you can make—and the more opportunities you can recognize.

Don’t just work hard for your money.
Learn how to make your money work for you.

Keep learning. Keep building. Keep investing. 🏡📈

24/07/2026

13/07/2026

A little more rent can sometimes mean a lot more comfort, safety, and peace of mind.😆

12/07/2026

🏠 Rental Business Tip

Never let vacancies rush your decision.

A few extra weeks of waiting is often better than months of chasing unpaid rent.

Always follow your rental requirements, including advance rent and security deposit. These are in place to protect both the landlord and the tenant.

Good tenants appreciate clear policies. The wrong tenant can cost you more than an empty unit ever will.

Choose quality over urgency.

30/06/2026

🚨 PLEASE SHARE THIS POST TO HELP PROTECT EVERYONE FROM RENTAL SCAMS. 🚨

One of our rental apartment photos was recently stolen and used by scammers to deceive people looking for a place to rent. Please stay alert and always verify listings before sending any payment.

⚠️ How to spot a rental scam:

1. 🔒 The Facebook profile is locked.
2. 👤 The account is new, has very few friends, and little to no post history.
3. 💼 Their job or profile information was only recently added (this month or very recently).
4. 💸 They advertise a very nice room or apartment for only ₱2,000–₱4,000. If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.
5. 🏠 They may say "Viewing first," but when it's time to see the unit, they make excuses, refuse to show it, or pressure you to send a down payment before you've viewed the property.
6. 📍 They don't provide the complete location or avoid giving the exact address.

✅ Protect yourself:

- Never send a reservation fee or down payment without personally viewing the property.
- Verify that the person posting is the real owner or an authorized representative.
- Ask for proof of ownership or authorization if you're unsure.

⚠️ Our policy: We never collect any payment before an actual viewing of the unit.

Please stay vigilant and help spread awareness by sharing this post. Together, we can help stop rental scammers.

29/06/2026

⚠️ SCAM WARNING ⚠️

Someone is using photos of our rental apartment to scam people online.

For everyone’s safety, please note:
✅ We only post our rental listings through this official page and my personal Facebook account, which is shared only with my family and friends.
❌ We do not authorize any other person or account to advertise or collect payments on our behalf.
❌ We never ask for deposits or reservation fees without an actual unit viewing.

If you come across our apartment photos posted by another account, please consider it suspicious. Do not send any money, and report the account or post immediately.

If you’re unsure whether a listing is genuine, please contact us directly through this page before making any payment.

Thank you for helping us protect future tenants from online scams.

21/06/2026

⚠️ Please Rent Responsibly

We have encountered cases where tenants move in and decide to move out after only a short period without completing the agreed tenancy term. This creates unnecessary losses and inconvenience for both parties.

Before signing a lease, please make sure you are certain about your decision and able to fulfill the contract obligations. Deposits and other terms will be enforced according to the signed agreement.

Serious and committed tenants are always welcome.


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21/06/2026

Fyi
Under Philippine law, a simple typographical or clerical error in a contract does not automatically override the true agreement of the parties.
The relevant principle is found in the Civil Code of the Philippines, particularly:

Article 1370 – If the terms of a contract are clear, they control. However, if the words appear contrary to the evident intention of the parties, the intention prevails.

Article 1359 – When there has been a mistake in expressing the true agreement of the parties, the instrument may be reformed so that it reflects their actual intention.
So, if:
The tenant knew and agreed to a higher rent amount,
The tenant had been paying that amount,
The lower amount in the written contract was merely a typographical error,then the landlord may argue that the written contract does not reflect the true agreement and may seek correction (reformation) of the contract.

The outcome depends on the evidence, such as messages, receipts, prior payments, advertisements, witnesses, or other proof showing the agreed rent.