Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about how the Distressed Property, Exchange, Old Property, and Land markets actually work on this platform.
If you can no longer keep up the instalments, you list the unit with its real figures. Once the documents are reviewed, the opportunity is published to a buyer who pays you the cash you have already put in and continues the instalments, with the contract transferred into their name through the office.
Every opportunity is reconciled against the developer contract and the payment receipts before publication. If what the seller entered differs from the documents, the opportunity is held until the file is complete.
No, the website does not accept any payments. The office contacts you directly and walks you through the steps.
Browsing opportunities and listing a unit are free. A brokerage fee becomes due only on completion of a transfer, and its amount is made clear to both parties before work begins.
A market for sellers who want to trade their current unit for a different one instead of exiting entirely — a different size, location, or delivery timeline.
A market for plots with documented ownership — a registered deed or contract — sold outright in one sale rather than through an instalment plan.
A market for units already built and delivered years ago, sold at their final full price with their real specs and construction year.
Yes. Contracts, receipts, and ID documents are stored on a private disk and can only be opened by you and the reviewing admin — never by another seller, buyer, or the public.
Every opportunity page has an "Express Interest" form. Fill in your name and phone number and the office will follow up with you directly — no account is required.
The office reviews your request and reaches out to arrange a viewing.