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Pag-Ibig Winning Bidder

Hello po. Magandang gabi. Base on the title, I won a property just by adding 100 pesos sa minimum bid amount. It was an occupied property. We visited it and talked to the occupants, pero apparently, di sila ung OG na may-ari. Kapatid or bayaw daw sya nung may-ari ng house. They were even aware na foreclosed na ung bahay. Now, binigay nya ung fb and contact number nung may-ari talaga. Kaso hindi siya responsive. Tried chatting him through viber pero siniseen nya lang ako. Nakausap ko yung misis nya, pero tinuturo lang din ako sa asawa nya. She was also saying na wala lang sila sa manila now and after a month babalik para ayusin sa pag-ibig ung problem. I was confused na paano nya aayusin? E nanalo na nga kami 😅

Hindi pa ako nakakapag-post ng bid bond pero I really want the property. Ang question ko lang po ay, mahahabol pa ba talaga nila yun sa pag-ibig? Bago po ba ma-foreclosed ng pag-ibig, sinervan naman siguro sila ng notice or demand letters noh?

Also, tama ba yung decision ko to post bid bond?

What I like about the property is that near sya sa house ng sis-in-law ko. Malapit sya sa kabihasnan. Tsaka malaki ung lote, to think also na 100 pesos lang dinagdag ko to win this.

Help me pls.

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