Here’s the latest list of BDO foreclosed properties and a very important update. Details below.
Important Update: I now broker foreclosed properties
Before I share the updated list from BDO, here’s something important you should know.
Last May 5, I decided to get back into real estate brokerage, and I want to explain what that means for you.
If you find a property on this list you want to buy, you can work with me as your real estate broker.
It will cost you nothing…
Broker fees are paid by the bank, not the buyer.
Here’s what I can do for you:
- Help you evaluate the property objectively, viewing, due diligence, etc.
- Guide you through the buying process step-by-step.
- Make sure the required documents are complete so your offer doesn’t get rejected outright.
My 18 years of experience with buying/selling foreclosed properties should come in handy with all of the above. 🙂
Fill-out the inquiry form below (please include details of your target property) and Ms. Mila of BDO and I will get back to you.
For this listing, both Ms. Mila and I will be here to assist you.
If you prefer to contact BDO directly for the properties in the list, that is okay, just mention that you got the listing from me (Jay Castillo) through ForeclosurePhilippines.com when you reach out to Ms. Mila.
~Jay Castillo~
BDO foreclosed properties June 2026 (Database)
For easy searching and filtering, you may view the entire list of BDO foreclosed properties in our “Classifieds Database” below (includes advanced search):
==> Click here to view searchable list of BDO Foreclosed Properties (Database)
To quickly search the list, see below.
Quickly Search The BDO Foreclosed Properties List
This is a huge list with 700+ properties. Quickly filter by using Keyword Search. Enter your preferred village, subdivision, barangay, city, or any keyword you are looking for and hit the Submit button. CLICK HERE FOR ADVANCED DATABASE SEARCH
How to buy/avail BDO foreclosed properties
Here’s a quick overview of the whole buying process:
1. Identify properties you are interested in
Browse through the list and Identify properties you are interested in.
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2. Submit an inquiry or contact us to get more property details
Submit inquiries using the contact form at the bottom. We will reply with additional property details (more pictures if available, copy of title/tax declaration, required forms, viewing schedule, etc.). You may also inquire through call/text/Viber/Whatsapp (see our contact info below). Note: For viewing schedule, 1-2 days notice is required and subject to availability.
3. Do your due diligence
If you are seriously interested, you should do your due diligence (inspect the property, verify the title/tax declaration, etc.). We recommend that you do the inspection personally. If you’re abroad, you can ask a trusted relative do the inspection for you, before submitting an offer.
4. Choose your payment terms
Here are the available terms of payment for properties in this list:
- A. Cash Basis
- B. Installment/In-house Financing
- 5% Reservation Fee
- 15% downpayment: payable within fifteen (15) days upon notice of approval of offer.
- 80% Balance – Payable in 5 yrs maximum at 10% p.a. (Note: with option for a loan take-out with BDO Consumer Loans Group for longer terms)
5. Submit your offer
Instructions on how to submit an offer, and the list of requirements will be sent when we reply to your inquiry. Click to download: Official Offer To Buy form
Reminders:
- When submitting an offer, please indicate Jay Castillo/ForeclosurePhilippines.com as your broker/referror – thank you for supporting us and all the work we do here.
6. Wait for the approval or updates regarding your offer
Note:The above is just a quick overview. Details will be included will be sent when we reply to your inquiry.
Note: The above is based on our own experiences from past transactions with BDO. Their exact procedure is subject to change without prior notice. Our standard Site Disclaimer applies.
To get more details, please contact us. See contact details below
Inquire Now
Submit your inquiry below and include property details:
Contact Info
You may also contact us through the following:
Jay Castillo – PRC Real Estate Broker License # 003194
- Mobile/Viber# 09178843882
- Owner and founder : www.foreclosurephilippines.com
Mila Dioneda – BDO RMG-Property Management – Property Sales 1 (Head Office)
Telephone (Important: When you inquire, mention that you found this listing on ForeclosurePhilippines.com – thank you for supporting us and all the work we do here. ~ Jay Castillo):
- Mobile/Whatsapp & Viber : 09223724522 / 09564920261
Office Address:
- BDO Unibank Inc. – 25th Floor, Pacific Star Bldg. Sen. Gil Puyat Ave. corner Makati Ave. Makati City
FAQ for BDO Foreclosed Properties
Here are answers to frequently asked questions about BDO foreclosed properties and acquired assets.
Can I buy BDO foreclosed properties through a Pag-IBIG housing loan?
The buyer must first get BDO financing and start paying the corresponding monthly amortizations. Once this is in place, the buyer has the option to apply for a “Loan Take-out” from Pag-IBIG or other banks.
While the loan from Pag-IBIG (or other banks) is being processed, you will have to pay monthly amortizations. (To compute for monthly amortizations, you can use our home loan / mortgage calculator)
Disclaimer
* “Sale shall be on “as is where is” basis.
* All offers are subject to Management approval.
* Availability of units and prices are subject to change without prior notice.
* Misprints should not be construed as misrepresentation of the property.
* Where applicable, prices are exclusive of VAT.
Full disclosure
I have resumed offering real estate brokerage services for BDO foreclosed properties. Licensed real estate brokers are entitle to a professional fee that will be shouldered by the bank, not the buyer.
Why I decided to resume with Real Estate Brokerage
I believe it’s perfect timing for me to get back into real estate brokerage, find out why here:
Search from over 40,000 Foreclosed Properties in the Philippines
To quickly search for available foreclosed properties FROM MULTIPLE BANKS/GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS in your preferred location/ village/ subdivision etc., search our Foreclosed Properties Philippines Database below (includes other banks/government institutions in our database).
I only include legit foreclosed properties from official sources (bank personnel and/or official websites), with direct links to verify each listing (PDF and/or original source).
Step-by-step instructions:
- Search by typing keywords This can include the subdivision, village, condo, property source, and/or location(s), etc. and click “Search”. For example, to only include properties from BFS, include the keyword “bfs”. To include properties in BF Resort Las Pinas, type “bf resort las pinas”.
- Use “Advanced Search” to choose preferred price range, lot/floor areas (if data is available), and also to exclude those classified as occupied/no possession.
- If you want to view all listings regardless of the source, then don’t enter any keywords related to the property source. Example, if you want to find and compare ALL foreclosed properties then do not use the “bfs” keyword when searching from my example above, and then you will find ALL properties in our database, not just those from BFS.
All locations with foreclosed properties by Province/City
You can also browse all locations within the Philippines with foreclosed properties available from ALL banks/lending institutions inside our database, grouped by Province/ City, on this page:
==> Click to browse all foreclosed property locations
Note: The “Foreclosed Properties Database” is a work in progress. If you have comments/ suggestions, please do let me know by leaving a comment below.
hello po,may foreclosed po ba kayo bandang ulas matina or buhangin
Found this website just in time. Very helpful. I’ve read a lot of your articles. Thank you so much for educating us.
Hi Jo, thanks for the kind words, glad you found our website helpful!
Thank you , Jay. Great help!
Please continue helping others- more power!
Bernie
Thank you Bernie for the kind words, you just made my day!
Ask ko lng po kung bbili po ako ng foreclosed na nka occupied. Paano po ang proseso.
Naku, hindi ko po nirerecomend na bumili kayo ng occupied. Pero pagdating sa proseso, pareho lang, kayo nga lang ang magpapa-eject ng occupant.
hello po. plan kopo bumili ng occupied. mahirap ba bumili ng occupied poreclosed?anu poba na experience problem na occupied?
Hi Glenn, hindi biro bumili ng occupied, andito po details at experience ng mga bumili ng occupied na foreclosed properties: https://www.foreclosurephilippines.com/dont-buy-occupied-foreclosed-properties/
Are you serious Sa binabalak or pinaplano nyo? Bakit kayo nagpaplano na mag purchase ng occupied? Para jackpot kasi maayos pa? Di mo iniisip yung sakit sa ulo at stress na idudulot sayo pag nagkataon… Siguro naman nakita mo sa social media or nabalitaan mo yung nangyari doon sa bumili ng occupied property sa Cavite. Binakbak lahat ng ipinagawa nung previous owner. Ginawa nyang instant delapidated yung bahay. Bago sila umalis… Sinira nila lahat ng ipinagawa nila… Jackpot ang result….
Totally agree Japhet, thanks for the inputs!
Thank you pala dito sa website nyo sir Jay… Dito ko nalaman na Pwedi pala ako bumili ng property ng mas mababa sa current market value…. As of now we are on hunting foreclosed property kasi ready na yung 20% down-payment namin. At pa pagawa sa mga sira sira… Di nga lang biro bumili ng foreclosed hussle sya sa totoo lang limited ang information minsan ikaw yung mag sisikap na makakuha ng informasyon about sa Property.
Hi Japhet, you’re welcome and thank you din, happy to see ongoing yung paghahanap niyo. Best of luck to you and I hope makahanap kayo ng property na pasok sa requirements niyo at sana maging smooth ang transaction. Yup, kailangan talaga ng matinding research/due diligence para mahanap yung property details, pero sulit naman!
Hi sir,
Share ko lang… Sumali kami sa isang bidding ng bdo Property Located at Marikina heights totally maayos pa yung property @ starting bid around 2m sad to say Di kami pinalad…. But today po we got a notice from PSBank na approve na yung offer namin sa Property. At first decline yung offer… After few days nagkaroon ng negotiation and then today… Na approved yung offer price namin. Thanks God and more power to this website… Dito ako nagbabasa ng basics about buying a foreclosed property.
Hi Japhet, congratulations! Happy to see approved yung offer niyo sa PSBank, galing! Glad to know nakatulong ang website namin. I hope smooth and hassle free ang transaction niyo with PSBank.
Hi sir jay
Good day sayo,
Magtatanung lang ako sir kasi yung nabili naming foreclosed sa PSBank is bukod yung payment namin sa MRI at CLI hindi sya kasama sa mortgage pero wala kaming hawak na kopya sa dalawang yan. Normal ba yan…? Kasi parang anu basehan namin in case.
Hi Japhet,
Yes, hiwalay siya kasi ibang company ang nagbibigay ng MRI/CLI, separate insurance company kasi yon.
Pero dapat may copy ka nung policy, baka hindi lang na turnover sa inyo. Check mo na lang sa PSBank kung bakit wala kang copy at kung kanino ka makakahingi.
Sir Jay, thank you for sharing. I have a question on those that are for negotiated salefor BDO, some units on the list have 20% off indicated. Does that mean that is already the price after the 20% discount? Or posted price less 20%. Reason I wanted to ask, I reached out to Miss Mila, she was not as flexible 🙂
You’re welcome Mr. Alex! I believe the listed price is already less 20%. However, the updated list for November 2020 no longer indicates a 20% discount on the list. 🙁
Hello,
What’s the deciding factor of the management if they are going to approve or to reject the proposal? and usually how long does it take with this pandemic that we’ve been experiencing.
As usual, the most advantageous for them usually wins (highest offer price, acceptable terms,equal to or higher than listed price), as for how long it will take during these times, I have no idea. Before it was within a week or two.
Hi Jay, Thanks for the informative website ! Had a quick question I hope you can answer. Do you know what documents/requirements are needed for in house financing for banks such as BDO and RCBC for these foreclosure properties.
Thanks in advance
Hi Crispin, thanks for the kind words, really appreciate it.
With regard to requirements for in-house financing, please see sample from RCBC Savings Bank: https://www.foreclosurephilippines.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/RCBC-Savings-Bank-Requirements-for-Real-Estate-Loan.doc
Thanks Jay, this doc is money in the bank 🙂
You’re welcome Crispin, glad I was able to help!
Greetings
Mr Jay Castillo
My sister wished to buy offer a proposal foreclosed property owned by a Bank. , can she avail the purchase by Pag Ibig housing loan to re finance ? The said property owned by a Bank?
Hi Anthony, it would depend on the bank if getting a Pag-IBIG loan is acceptable to them. For BDO, they allow this, but the buyer must first avail of financing from BDO and start making payments, while the Pag-IBIG loan is being processed.
good morning sir jay,klan po mag rresume or maoopen ang bidding ?
Sir ala po ho bang mga Problema yan minsan sa iyo na yung lupa o condominium bat may mga nagmamay ari pa din iba
Sorry po, medyo hindi ko maintindihan tanong niyo. Ang tanong niyo po ba ay kung bakit may properties na occupied?
Sorry po, we no longer broker foreclosed properties. Please contact the bank directly, or please get the services of a licensed real estate broker. Thank you!
Hello po, sorry for the late reply. Yung selling price po para sa negotiated sale properties, pwede ng masbumaba sa indicative price kung i-approve ng management.
Hello po tanong ko lng po about sa for closed lot kung anu po un price un n po b un babayaran ..
jay may I please ask for assistance on getting Foreclosed property in Cabanatuan? Thank you!
jay if the lot is price is 2.5M . how much is the DP, and monthly amortization.
Thanks.