06/10/2026
🏢 Buying a Condo? Don't Skip the Notarization!
You may think signing a Deed of Sale is enough, but failing to have it notarized can lead to costly headaches later.
❌ Difficulty transferring the title
Without a notarized Deed of Sale, transferring ownership to your name can become complicated.
❌ Delays with BIR and the Registry of Deeds
Many government offices require a notarized document before processing taxes and ownership transfers.
❌ Higher risk of disputes
If questions arise about the transaction, proving the authenticity of the sale may become more difficult.
❌ Weaker evidence in court
A non-notarized document carries less evidentiary weight compared to a notarized public document.
✅ Protect your investment. Before buying or selling a condo, make sure your Deed of Sale is properly notarized by a qualified notary public.
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