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Find your fit
Compare properties by location, seller cash-out, and the obligations you’ll take on.
A new way to pasalo
Find win-win
property deals.
Owners, recover part of what you’ve paid and move forward. Investors, discover potential savings on pasalo properties. Make an offer. Find terms that work for both sides.
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Room for opportunity
Find the opportunity. Make your offer.
Compare cash-out, full acquisition cost, and potential savings.
New opportunities will appear here after review.
One property. Two ways to win.
A better way forward. For both sides.
For owners
Recover more. Move on.
Recover part of what you’ve paid. Compare private offers and choose the price and terms that work for you.
List your property ↗For investors
Find value. Make your offer.
Discover potential savings on an earlier property purchase. Check the full cost, then offer on your terms.
Explore properties ↗Your asking price is public. Your minimum stays private. You choose the deal.
See the whole picture
There’s more to a deal
than the cash-out.
Know what goes to the seller, what’s still owed, and what it may cost to transfer. One clear breakdown, before you make an offer.
An example, in real numbers
Seller cash-out₱850,000
Remaining principal₱2,400,000
Estimated buyer closing costs₱100,000
Est. acquisition cost₱3,350,000
Illustration only. Future financing interest is separate. Payments inside the balance are not added twice.
A considered way forward
Good deals start on the same page.
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Make a considered offer
Get verified, then submit your price, payment terms, and preferred timeline.
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Move forward, together
An accepted offer opens a shared workspace for documents, approvals, and closing milestones.
Make your next move
Recover what you can.
Move forward on your terms.
Set your asking cash-out, keep your minimum private, and compare offers. You choose the amount and terms that help you move on.
Start your listing ↗
A little clarity
Before you make your move.
What is a pasalo or assume-balance property?
The current owner has partly paid for a property and transfers their rights or interest to a new buyer, who takes on the remaining obligation. Every transfer depends on the developer's or lender's own approval, which Pasabid cannot guarantee.
Does the highest offer always win?
No. Pasabid is a timed best-offer marketplace, not an auction. The seller weighs the amount alongside payment readiness, financing conditions and closing timeline, and may accept, counter or decline any offer.
What does Pasabid charge?
The target model is a 5% success commission on the seller's actual cash consideration, payable on successful closing under the applicable signed agreement. It is never calculated on the remaining balance or the original contract price.
Who handles the regulated brokerage work?
A licensed real-estate broker partner handles listing review, buyer introductions, viewings, negotiations and closing assistance under a written agreement. Pasabid provides the technology and transaction coordination.
Are the figures on a listing guaranteed?
No. Figures are supplied by the seller and reviewed against documents where possible. Anything unconfirmed is labelled as an estimate, and statement dates are shown so you can see how current a balance is.