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I recently got a huge salary bump and I'm thinking this might be the right time to finally start buying into my own home. I just want to know if Robinsons Land is a good developer, or should I also look into other developers. I haven't heard much negative feedback, although I think their prices are a bit premium compared to DMCI. I also have some questions that the agent can't answer, so maybe someone can share their experiences/feedback with RLC.
For their payment options, what are the available options aside from ADA and PDC? Is credit card payment also available, and are there any convenience fees to consider?
For the floor plan, is it true that they can only provide a detailed version (including measurements) it once a customer has made a reservation? It's hard for me to visualize how big a unit is without being able to go inside a showroom.
Is there a fee for changing payment schemes? Right now, they are offering a 20-80 option where the 20% DP can be stretched up to 72 months. If in three years time I am able to pay for it, would there be penalties if I fast track the 20% part?
Lastly, how can I be guaranteed the discounts offered by the agent? Is there something that I need to sign first before I pay the reservation fee? I find it a bit off that the agent I talked to already created a payment link for a reservation fee even though I didn't give my email address and phone number yet. What she did was just use her own email address instead.
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