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The broker said landowners were enticed to sell their lands due to the huge offer made by Alvarez’s camp ranging from P3 million to as much as P8 million per hectare.

One area in particular was the coastal area of Barangay San Remigio. The broker said a popular resort was bought for P8 million per hectare while another property in Talicud Island was bought for P3 million per hectare.

The broker said, the original landowners were told that they will be ρáíd in cold cash. The broker said, the landowners were advised to proceed to a hotel in Davao City from February 4 to March 3, 2017 for the payment.

The broker said that a few of the landowners decided to back out of the deal while many were having a hard time depositing the large amount of cash in banks in Davao City since the banks were demanding for deeds of sale before their cash could be deposited.

what do you think?
 
I think it's very possible as we all know how corrupt are these people... but without any reliable link about this story, no way to say if true or not...

If you want to give information please give the source (and not a FB page where all fake news come from). Thanks!
 
ano po masama sa pagbenta ng lupa diba tawag dun investment? and ano po kung politician hindi din pwede bumili ng lupa eh pera nila yun diba?
 
many were having a hard time depositing the large amount of cash in banks in Davao City since the banks were demanding for deeds of sale before their cash could be deposited

I doubt that banks require depositors to provide deeds of sale before large amount of cash is deposited
 
ganun talaga kapag malaki yung amount, ayaw nang banko nang anu mang hidwa-an o complication, dapat meron attorneys pagitan nang dalawang parties. Ganyan din ka higpit dati yung kakilala ko na binili kanyang lupa worth 20m.

Dapat kasi meron record para hindi ma flagged yung pera as laundered money.
 
banks are least concerned on where the depositor's money came from . . . the AMLC is the agency tasked in investigating bank deposits involved in money laundering and other unlawful activities
 
lol . . . of course they have records . . . the point is a depositor is not required to present a deed of sale before making a large deposit . . . however, that document may be required if you are applying for a loan . . . nevertheless, the ts should include the source of this information (not the "broker said" thingy lol)
 
SA MGA NAGTATAKA nakuha ko po yan ha when trying to find the best beach in davao lol. behold haha yan lumabas sa search ko so i doubt fake news yan kasi pati yung beach na gusto naming puntahan iniba na yung pangalan. when there's no smoke there's no fire hahahah tama ba haha maliit lang yung city madali lang makarating ang balita ... news are spreading magkakaroon na ng tulay dyan soon kaso na istop lang kasi daw pano na daw yung mga boats wala ng pagkakitaan
 
banks are least concerned on where the depositor's money came from . . . the AMLC is the agency tasked in investigating bank deposits involved in money laundering and other unlawful activities


ui hindi hahaha.... sometimes kung questionable yung amount at kung san naggaling they will require proof of documents etc lam mo na sa mga bangko may chismosa din specially if your position doesnt match your current savings account haha
 
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