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The 60 Day Notice of Intent to Sell is a crucial legal document required in various property sale scenarios in the Philippines. This notice serves as a formal declaration of the property owner's intention to sell their property, initiating a mandatory 60-day waiting period as prescribed by Philippine law. The document is particularly important in situations involving leased properties, co-owned properties, or properties subject to right of first refusal agreements. It must comply with local regulations and typically includes comprehensive property details, intended sale terms, and relevant party information. The notice helps protect the rights of all interested parties and ensures a transparent sale process. It's commonly used in both residential and commercial property transactions and may be required by local housing authorities, homeowners associations, or condominium corporations.

1. Sender's Information: Complete name and contact details of the property owner/seller

2. Date: The formal date when the notice is issued, starting the 60-day notice period

3. Recipient's Information: Complete name and contact details of the party receiving the notice

4. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a 60-Day Notice of Intent to Sell

5. Property Details: Complete legal description and address of the property being sold

6. Notice Statement: Formal declaration of intention to sell the property after 60 days

7. Expected Sale Terms: Basic information about the intended sale price and any key conditions

8. Rights Notification: Statement informing recipients of any rights they may have (such as right of first refusal)

9. Timeline: Clear statement of the 60-day notice period and key dates

10. Closing: Formal closing, signature block, and contact information for responses