Pay in installments, no bank required

You secure your leasehold and pay in three steps: a down payment, monthly installments and a final payment on delivery, as set out in the payment schedule. No mortgage, no bank appraisal, no third-party interest. What you see in the payment plan is what you pay.
Getting started with Land of Nomads costs from $1,159.75 a month: a Standard Villa in San Fernando (Camarines Sur, Philippines) is paid with a $39,900 down payment, 60 monthly installments and a final payment, no bank required, for a total of $149,385. The cash price is $129,900. In El Nido (Palawan), lofts start at $1,688.00 a month.

How it works: down payment, up to 60 installments and a final payment

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The down payment

It reserves your specific unit (lot and floor plan) and starts the contract. In San Fernando it starts at $39,900.

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The monthly installments

Fixed to the cent, because the total has to add up exactly. Real example: the Standard Villa pays 60 installments of $1,159.75.

3

The final payment

It closes things out according to the contract schedule. On the Standard Villa it’s $39,900.

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What you'll pay on top of the price

Reservation deposit
$2,340
Refundable. Holds your unit while you review the contract and documentation.
Management fee
25-30%
25% in San Fernando and 30% in El Nido, on the rental income generated by all units.
Community fee from
$81.90/mo
Varies by project and the services each development includes.
Optional storage unit
$13,900
San Fernando. Cash, or 12 installments of $1,251.

The furniture package

The villa is handed over ready to walk into. This is not a list of loose furniture: the package covers everything, from the sofa to the air conditioning installed, with the assembly done and the logistics solved from the port to the door. Ten thousand kilometres away, that is what counts. Available in San Fernando. It runs apart from the villa’s instalment plan, on its own schedule: in cash, or split into 12 monthly instalments with an 8% surcharge. The developer quotes this package in euros: the figures below are its equivalent at 1.175 US dollars to the euro, a reference rate, and the amount you sign is the one set on the day.

Standard Villa
$12,717
Seven items, from the sofa to the air conditioning. Cash, or 12 instalments of $1,144.53.
Premium Villa
$13,849
The same seven items, with more hotel equipment. Cash, or 12 instalments of $1,246.37.
  • Furniture
  • Hotel equipment
  • Logistics
  • Shipping and handling
  • Assembly and installation
  • Air conditioning
  • Management fee

Frequently asked questions about financing

Before you sign you’ll know exactly what the contract sets out for that situation: notice periods and options depending on your case. The practical rule is simple: if you see a delay coming, talk to the team as soon as possible and we’ll find the least costly way through it. What complicates things is silence, not the setback itself.

The USD prices shown here are indicative. The contract itself is signed in euros, and transfers go to the project accounts named in the contract. If you normally operate in a different currency, the team explains the procedure before you sign, so there are no surprises with the exchange rate.

Once your unit is delivered and inside the complex’s tourism operation. From there it enters the pooled income model: the complex’s earnings are split among leaseholders, the management fee is deducted (25% in San Fernando, 30% in El Nido), and you receive your payout with the corresponding report of numbers.

It depends on your tax residency and your personal situation, and that’s not ours to weigh in on: that answer needs to come from a tax advisor in your own jurisdiction. What we do is hand you the complete documentation of the operation (contract, payments, payout statements) so your advisor can work with real figures.

Yes, it’s refundable. It holds your unit while you review the contract, show the documents to your advisor and run your own checks at your own pace. If you decide not to move forward, it’s returned to you. The exact timelines and procedure are given to you in writing before you pay it, not after.

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