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PremierAxis Real Estate Services

Name: PremierAxis Real Estate Services
Address: Sengal, Lamitan, 7302, PH
Telephone: +639171679170

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Licensed Real Estate Broker & Appraiser helping first-time buyers find, understand, and confidently invest in the right property. | Lamitan City, Basilan & nearby areas.

25/09/2026

LOT VIEWING THIS SATURDAY!

Para sa lahat ng nag-inquire tungkol sa Arcaya Subdivision, pwede kayong pumunta mismo sa site this Saturday, September 26, 2026.

📍 Sayugan, Brgy. Maligaya, Lamitan City, Basilan
🕙 Gates open at 10:00 AM

Puntahan ninyo ang site, makita mismo ang location, paligid, access, at available lots bago kayo mag-decide.

26 LOTS ONLY‼️

Limited ang available lots, so kung may lot kang nagustuhan during the site viewing, you can reserve it on the spot for only ₱10,000.00

See you at Arcaya Subdivision this Saturday!

For site viewing details or reservation, send me a message.

23/09/2026

Habang umaangat ang career mo, dapat may umaangat din na pinapanghawakan para sa future mo.

Imagine matapos ang years of government service, may sarili kang property sa Lamitan na pwede mong tayuan ng bahay na para talaga sa family mo.

Hindi kailangang malaking bahay agad.

Ang unang step can simply be a good residential lot in the right location.

This raw lot in Lamitan City is for residential use only, ideal kung ang goal mo ay magkaroon ng sariling home base.

Accessible sa main road at malapit sa government offices, schools, shops, at essential establishments.

For a government employee or official, location matters.

Mas practical ang property na madaling puntahan, madaling gamitin, at aligned sa long-term plans ng family.

Hindi mo kailangang magmadali sa pagpapatayo ng bahay.

Secure the lot first.

Build when the timing is right.

If you’re considering a residential lot in Lamitan City, SEND A MESSAGE for the location, lot details, and site viewing schedule.

24/08/2026

EPISODE 12 — BAGO KA BUMILI NG LUPA: YOUR 10-POINT CHECKLIST

After 11 episodes, here's the bigger lesson:

Don't let excitement make your property decisions for you.

Before buying a residential lot, run through this list:

1. OWNERSHIP — Who owns it?
2. TITLE — What does the actual title show?
3. DOCUMENTS — Have the relevant documents been verified?
4. ACCESS — Can you actually and properly reach the property?
5. SITE CONDITION — What does the actual lot look like?
6. FLOOD / DRAINAGE — What happens during heavy rain?
7. LAND USE — Is your intended use allowed?
8. UTILITIES — What services are actually available?
9. COST — What is your total financial commitment?
10. PURPOSE — Does this property actually fit your plans?

Notice something?

None of these questions asks, “Maganda ba sa picture?”

Because a beautiful listing can get you interested.

But good questions protect your money.

You don't need to become a real estate expert overnight.

You just need to become the kind of buyer who checks before committing.

This is the end of the first “BAGO KA BUMILI NG LUPA” series—but not the end of the questions you should ask before buying property.

SAVE this post as your master checklist and bring it with you when you inspect your next lot.

23/08/2026

EPISODE 11 — NAKITA MO NA. GUSTO MO NA. MAG-RESERVE KA NA.

Then the seller says:

“Sir, may ibang interested din po.”

Suddenly, you're thinking:

“Baka maunahan ako.”

That's when emotions can take over.

Before paying, do this:

STOP.

Then ask yourself:

1. Na-check ko na ba ang important documents?
2. Nabisita ko na ba ang actual property?
3. Naiintindihan ko ba ang payment terms?
4. Pasok ba ito sa financial capacity ko?
5. May tanong pa ba akong hindi nasasagot?

If the answer to any of those is NO, don't let pressure make the decision for you.

“May ibang buyer.”
“Today lang.”
“Reserve mo na.”

Those statements may create urgency.

But urgency should never replace due diligence.

A good property deserves a good decision.

SAVE this post and use the five questions before paying a reservation fee.

22/08/2026

EPISODE 10 — MURA ≠ SULIT.

You see:

₱500/sqm.

Your brain says:

“BARGAIN!”

But before celebrating, ask one question:

“Bakit mura?”

Then investigate.

Look at:

LOCATION — Where exactly is it?

ACCESS — How do you get there?

SITE CONDITION — What does the actual property look like?

DOCUMENTATION — What needs to be verified?

SURROUNDINGS — What's happening around the property?

INTENDED USE — Does it fit your plans?

On the other hand, expensive doesn't automatically mean overpriced either.

Price needs context.

Don't ask only:
“Magkano per square meter?”

Ask:
“Ano ang nakukuha ko for that price?”

That's how you stop being a bargain hunter and start thinking like a property buyer.

SHARE this post with someone who always chooses the cheapest property they can find.

21/08/2026

EPISODE 9 — BAKIT MINSAN MAS MAGANDANG MAS MALIIT NA LOTE ANG BILHIN?

Here's a scenario:

Buyer A wants the biggest lot possible.

He stretches the budget.

Buyer B chooses a smaller lot that fits the family's needs and payment capacity.

Who made the better decision?

Hindi automatic na si Buyer A.

Before choosing lot size, ask:

1. Para saan ko gagamitin ang lote?
2. Ilang tao ang gagamit ng future home?
3. Kailangan ko ba talaga ng malaking lot?
4. Ano ang payment na comfortable para sa akin?
5. Mas mahalaga ba sa akin ang size or location?

A bigger lot can be useful.

But bigger isn't automatically better for your situation.

Buy according to your purpose—not your ego.

COMMENT “SIZE” if you want to know what factors to consider when choosing the right lot size.

20/08/2026

EPISODE 8 — MAY ₱500,000 KA. BIBILI KA NA BA NG LUPA?

Not so fast.

Imagine this:

You have ₱500,000 saved.

You find a lot worth ₱500,000.

So you think:

“Sakto. Kaya ko.”

But buying capacity isn't just about the property's selling price.

Before committing, write down:

1. PROPERTY PRICE
2. RESERVATION / INITIAL PAYMENT
3. PAYMENT TERMS
4. OTHER TRANSACTION COSTS
5. MONTHLY CASH FLOW AFTER BUYING

Then ask yourself:

“Pag nabili ko ito, kaya ko pa bang bayaran ang pagkain, bills, emergency needs and other financial obligations?”

That's the question that matters.

Because the goal isn't simply to qualify to buy.

The goal is to buy without putting your finances under unnecessary pressure.

SAVE this post and use the five-point budget check before committing to a lot.

19/08/2026

EPISODE 7 — “MAY KURYENTE NAMAN SA AREA.”

Sounds good.

But here's the question most buyers forget:

“Gaano kalapit ang actual connection point?”

Same question for water.

Same for road access.

Same for internet.

Before buying, don't just ask whether utilities exist somewhere nearby.

Ask:

1. WHERE is the nearest connection point?
2. HOW accessible is the property?
3. WHAT infrastructure already exists around the property?
4. WHAT additional work might be needed for your intended development?

You don't need every answer before you even view the property.

But you should know enough to avoid discovering an expensive problem later.

Because ₱2,500/sqm isn't the whole cost of your future home.

The property has to work in the real world.

FOLLOW this series for the next buyer mistake that can hurt your budget.

18/08/2026

EPISODE 6 — MURA ANG LOTE. PERO PWEDE BA TALAGANG TAYUAN NG BAHAY?

Imagine finding a cheap residential lot.

You already have the house design in your head.

Then someone asks:

“Sure ka bang allowed ang intended use mo?”

That's when you realize:

Buying the land and being able to use it exactly as you want are two different questions.

Before buying:

1. ASK about the applicable land-use/zoning classification.

2. VERIFY with the appropriate local office or authority when necessary.

3. ASK whether there are restrictions that could affect your intended use.

Don't wait until you've already bought the property to ask:

“Pwede ba pala dito?”

Check first.

Build later.

SAVE this post if your plan is to build a house on the lot you're buying.

17/08/2026

EPISODE 5 — “HINDI NAMAN BINABAHA DITO.”

You've heard it before.

Seller: “Hindi naman po binabaha dito.”

Buyer: “Ah okay.”

And that's it.

But if you're about to spend hundreds of thousands—or more—on land, that's not enough.

Instead, do this:

1. VISIT the actual property.

2. LOOK at the road elevation and drainage.

3. CHECK surrounding properties for signs of previous flooding.

4. ASK nearby residents what happens during heavy rain.

5. If possible, inspect the area during or after significant rainfall.

You're not trying to scare yourself out of buying.

You're trying to replace “Sabi nila…” with “Na-check ko.”

Because the best time to discover a property's problem is before you buy it.

SAVE this post before your next property viewing.

Address

Sengal
Lamitan
7302

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+639171679170

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