Gov’t employee uses Pag-ibig, gets rental business

Ma’am Maria had been working at a regional government office all her life. She has now approached middle age and she could see ahead that she won’t have the strength forever to faithfully report to the office daily. She needs another nest egg to help her earn income even when she can’t work anymore. Something that could earn her income even while she sleeps without worrying about the Bundy Clock.

She saw the Vester billboard along Arellano street in Dagupan that offers the much talked about Bayani Hall rental investment where you could own a unit and earn from it. One could own a rental dorm business unit at Bayani Hall Dagupan or Tuguegarao and you could have it rented out for long term or transient. It could also be used as collateral since it is bankable, meaning its title is recognized by the bank and could be passed on to the next generation as an inheritance that earns or pamanang kumikita. It will not just be a property that does not earn income.

In order not to inconvenience Ma’am Maria, Vester offers its OMIA solutions to investors like her. Ma’am Maria Owns the unit, Vester through its property management team Manages the unit for her, earns her Income and since it is well cared for, it Aprreciates in value (OMIA). Using her Pag-ibig membership, she decided to buy one unit for her dorm business.

When she reaches retirement age, she won’t just have her retirement pay for her needs which could dry up since it does not grow. But she has another income stream — her dorm business at Bayani Hall that will earn her a recurring, sustainable income monthly, even while she is sipping coffee.

Ask Vester’s Real Estate Financial Advisors here through pm on how you could avail of your own dorm business while you work in government for added income stream. Vester recommends you use your Pag-ibig so you could finally reap the benefits of your membership. Vester advisors can help you figure out how. Talk to them now!