Can You Raise Rent in January 2027? What Filipino Landlords Need to Know as Rent Control Expires
The rent cap ends December 31, 2026, and no 2027 rule has been announced. Check if you can raise rent, see what your lease still decides, and copy a notice for your tenant.
Read more →Your Tenant Stopped Paying. Now What?
Rent is months late and you want them out. Here's the legal way to do it in the Philippines, and the shortcuts that can land you in court yourself.
Read more →₱500 or 5%? Setting a Late Fee That Actually Works
No Philippine law sets a late rent fee. Your contract does. Here's what courts actually uphold, how to pick between a flat amount and a percentage, and why a short grace period collects more than a big penalty.
Read more →Simple Rental Agreement Template (Philippines)
A rental agreement is where clear expectations begin. Copy this simplified English or Tagalog sample, then use MyRentals to keep your contracts, tenants, bills, and reminders organized.
Read more →MyRentals.ph is Now Available
The beta is over. MyRentals is open to every Filipino landlord. Same full platform, same free plan, no waitlist and no trial clock counting down. Here's exactly what leaving beta changes, and what it doesn't.
Read more →MyRentals is Now in Free Beta!
We built MyRentals because we lived the problem. As landlords ourselves, we know the monthly grind of chasing payments, splitting bills, and keeping track of every tenant. Now we're opening the doors. Sign up for the free beta and get full access to every feature.
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