Updated Oct 1, 2026

Filipinohomes pinned new Rent Managers in Tagbilaran on September 28, 2026, equipping them to serve Bohol's surging rental market driven by tourism and infrastructure growth.
TAGBILARAN CITY, Bohol — Filipinohomes inducted a fresh batch of certified Rent Managers at its Tagbilaran office on September 28, 2026, equipping them to serve Bohol's booming rental market. The ceremony reinforced the network's campaign to professionalize property management as tourism and infrastructure upgrades fuel demand for skilled oversight.
A Symbol of Trust and Competence
Each new Rent Manager received a certificate and a lapel pin that serves as an instant credential in the field. The pins signal to landlords and tenants that the wearer understands listing management, tenant screening, and lease documentation. This simple accessory carries the weight of formal accreditation.
The ceremony celebrated weeks of rigorous training covering Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development regulations and the ethical handling of rental transactions. The newly pinned specialists now step into a market that increasingly demands professional oversight of properties.
Building on Months of Preparation
The September 28 pinning follows a Rent Managers Meeting and Kamustahan held on September 3 at the same office. That session opened with a kamustahan, a Filipino practice of checking in on well-being and progress. Participants shared updates on active listings and exchanged solutions for handling peak-season bookings and client concerns.
Leaders reviewed the team's second-quarter performance metrics, highlighting achievements while identifying areas for improvement. The meeting reinforced compliance with DHSUD regulations and paired new rent managers with experienced mentors to ensure consistent service quality. This builds on the June 30 pinning ceremony, where Filipinohomes first inducted accredited rental specialists.
Bohol's Rental Market Tailwinds
Bohol's rental market continues to benefit from several catalysts that directly fuel demand. The ₱4.53-billion Bohol-Panglao International Airport upgrade is pushing passenger capacity toward 2.5 million within two years, preparing the province for a sustained influx of tourists who often prefer short-term rental stays over traditional hotels.
Governor Erico Aristotle Aumentado has confirmed that the SM Bohol mall will proceed, promising jobs and attracting more residents and visitors to Tagbilaran City. The first direct Japan charter flight landed in May, opening a new international corridor. Meanwhile, the long-delayed Tagbilaran-Panglao offshore bridge is moving forward with French government financing.
The Expanded 4PH Program adds another layer by offering subsidized home loans to first-time buyers and overseas Filipino workers, many of whom later lease out their units. All these factors make the timing of this pinning ceremony particularly strategic.
A Network Deepening Its Bohol Presence
The September 28 ceremony caps a busy month for Filipinohomes in Bohol. On September 26, the network held a Fortune Real Properties product knowledge seminar at its Tagbilaran office, deepening agent expertise on eco-friendly communities like Amari Residences Vie and Chateau de Paz. On September 15, agents gathered at the MyCollex Properties sales office in Biking, Dauis, for a 4PH housing seminar.
On September 12, a New Agents Orientation welcomed fresh recruits at the Tagbilaran office. On September 11, agents completed a Cebu Landmasters Inc. product knowledge seminar at the Costa Mira Beachtown Panglao office. On September 9, Rent.ph celebrated 13 years of its Cares Program by bringing joy to students at Teodoro M. Pesquira National High School in San Miguel.
Ready for Every Landlord's Needs
The newly pinned Rent Managers can now list properties on Rent.ph, manage bookings, and communicate with tenants through the integrated platform. Their training also covers guest communication, cleaning coordination, and emergency procedures, which are essential skills for handling vacation rentals where a single bad review can hurt an owner's income.
Filipinohomes already counts over 4,500 trained rent managers nationwide, each equipped to serve OFWs, investors, and local homeowners alike. As the network pushes toward its goal of 150 branches nationwide, events like the September 28 pinning ensure its Bohol team remains aligned, certified, and ready to capture opportunities in one of the country's fastest-growing rental markets.


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