I see a lot of negative comments about living on the beechnut trust me, I love it. I live on Tablas Island right on the beach and nothing is better or more relaxing. Look for land in a sheltered bay. Listening to the surf at night is like nothing else. Good luck hope you find your dream location.
Enjoyed your video clip. Beach is good but prices rise. I bought a mountain lot, pushed a road in and now have 'diamond' lot with magnificent sea views. Siquijor. Haven't built a house on it yet but I sit there sometimes and listen to the birds, feel the breeze and no noisy neighbor's. What a time to be alive.
All I can say is follow your dream. If it is forever then great. If it only lasts a little while then great also. Money is meant to be spent. Beautiful family and beautiful life .
honestly creeps me out and looks like C0dependency when the girl isn't so expressive.... And I am from the country our ladies are ecstatic When they really love you are very expressive and make lots of jokes at that age.... Most of the really quiet ones are hiding something or have skeletons in the closet (sex work, hidden BFs or husbands or other BS) and the Irony? These are usually what attracts the so called "SUBMISSIVE and TRADITIONAL conservative mysoginist white guys who are afraid of independent women... The decent women in Philippines are university and career minded, they got the smarts and are also passionate and they rarely play stupid games because they can stand on their own esp. on intellectual conversations. That is why most tradwife seekers always get used HARD and for their own good.
Good to see you found a use for all that spare time and money! Hopefully you've done a risk analysis. I do worry about you sometimes. But always hoping for the best for you.
Thats very nice of Nonoy to help out. Props to him. Good luck on your search for beach property! My Filipina wife was telling me you can get them to build a nice kubo to live in (some of them look pretty nice inside). It would be cheaper to build than a block home. price depends on how lavish you want it. Could be good for temporary housing until you get a real home built on the beach property. Thanks for the video, Michael...Jim
You sure you want to live that close to the water? I have lived on the beach many times, and I learned it's always safer to live on the hill with a view of the ocean. Beach living is really hard on electronics and appliances especially the aircon. Once you have a storm blow the contents of your house out in the street, it is an eye-opener.
100 % agree. The beach is a nice place to visit BUT I don't want to live there. Constant salty air, sand in everything (use your imagination because that WILL include your bed and food 😉). Storm surge naaaa. But hey some people love all of that stuff, obviously 😜
Greetings from Panama. I did buy a lot NOT on the beach. Too much maintenance, especially on Metals. Electronics to be replaced regularly because they stop working. I’m 8 minutes away from some beaches and the next larger city.
Building your own place on the beach front is ticking all the boxes for sure. How fantastic to have roots in Roxas. Time will pass quickly so now is the time to be making a plan. I wish u all the very best in your search and of course, look forward to following the build. Much love ♡♡♡
Do I have the wrong guy or did he just split up with a GF not too long before meeting this one ? Now buying this one a house - one that could get washed away in a heartbeat ? Is he a very wealthy guy ?
Latest victim of Filipina and expat marriage implosion.. Joe Garcia of Retiring in Paradise, worked his butt off for 4 years, building a nice home only with his pension. She up and walked out after 4 years of marriage taking the baby with her. She's already hooked up with another expat. Don't believe it can't happen to you.
Palawan island near El nido best investment place, start with small hut then build your dream home and rent the small hut and add more hut for passive income. Build slowly to. Avoid mortgages.
Hey Michael, I can really identify with the dream of a place on the beach! Go well with the search, I am following closely and hope you will find something that can give you and the family a great foundation.
When looking at land to develop, take into consideration the derection it is facing. Here in the north east of USA the south side of the home gets the most sun. Well the north side gets the least. If you go about 6 foot below grade, you will find the ground will be much cooler. Good luck in your ventures.
@@AAWGASHTADS I guess being located close to water was an oversight on my part. After what has happened in Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina this month, living near water as a primary home hadn't occurred to me.
We just a major hurricane come through Florida and flooded a lot of beach homes and homes on the water washed sand up on to the roads, completely destroyed whole towns in Georgia and the Carolinas. It had so much rain even mountain homes in North Carolina were destroyed washed some of the roads. Houses were swept away and death tole is rising every day.
@@cbsguy6363 there is a break in the beach at La Peregrina Pearl Farm where the beach ends and then restarts, so the beach is longer but Roxas has the technicality of the longest continuous so you can walk the entire way without leaving the beach.
@@ThatPhilippinesLife you are at it, Mike. You already know a lot and have been around, building up a reasonable level of wider scale regional orientation, still there will always be coming up things in surroundings that suddenly might take, even you, by surprise in overwhelming fashion. Health ofcourse being one of the first coming to mind ones, among those.
Im amazed how expensive it is. I live on Siargao Island where prices are going nuts annually. I got lucky and bought freehold for $22k 10 mins from Pacifico. Out of the 213 blocks 196 of them are owned by foreigners moving there just in my estate alone. Any surf there where you are ???
when i heard your love story in another channel, I was happy for both of you. you know what, if your were filipino, you would have become bitter to bianca. but there's no bitterness in you for her, that's not usual and common to hear for us. so, good, you are a good man. kat is a good girl, you deserve each other. I'm happy for her she found you.
if u going to build near beach you better build up high , have your parking under the house . a typhoon or sunami can whipe out a house easily . just look at hurricane milton that hit florida built to code and still got flattened .
Building beachfront in the Philippines is financial suicide. You will need unlimited financial resources as you will be rebuilding every ten years or sooner as the effects of global warming increase and typhoons hitting the Philippines get stronger and stronger. There is a reason there are so many abandoned beach properties in the Philippines and there essentially no insurance in the Philippines you can purchase to cover the damage. I was naive when I first moved here 20 years ago and wanted a retirement beach front home but after doing research and talking to many old locals I headed into the province and up the mountain to build. The breeze is much cooler, few neighbors, and incredible views of the mountains and sea. I can still easily go to the beach when we want but at least I know my retirement home will still be standing after the typhoons are gone.
100% , i worked it out to every 8 years there will be a super typhoon that will destroy everything . thats not including the smaller ones .. a lot of vlogers say that Valencia in negros Oriental is cooler than Dumaguete due to the elevation, that they dont even use the A/C ..
@@Stefan-f2d in this area we had the 2013 Yolanda and Undang in 1984 that was of significant size to damage buildings meeting building code. It's much less common here, but the risk does exist of course.
@@ThatPhilippinesLife There's really no empirical evidence that says typhoons in the Philippines are getting stronger or more frequent. If a beach house is what makes you happy, just go for it, brother. Life is too short! 😉
I thought i had one but she just sent me a draft of ownership agreement that would permit my fiancée to buy me out (of house) at fair market value any time she wants. 😆😆😆
@@JulienSorelEatsSabras oh yea form a corporation, then form a trust and assign a trustee and get the trustee power of attorney (not legal advice, consult a lawyer)
@@JulienSorelEatsSabras it's almost impossible to trust anyone in the Philippines. You always cross the t's and dot the i's at all times. Then double and triple check everything. The most important thing to do is always protect your money!!! 💰💰💰
Hey I'm happy for you guys, I'm in tanjay city soon to get married, I'm here until January and we are going to invest in property. One more year and I can retire. Good luck on your future.
Roxas not very appealing for the high prices they want. Bantayan Island, Cebu has beautiful white sand beaches and is more affordable or Palawan as others have mentioned. Siargao is pumping too, so many opportunities there for restaurants, etc.
if you want just a cheap beach lot, you can find it in Pawa, but it's quite far. I'm assuming you wanted it to be closer to your business, Bay-Bay/ arnaldo blvd. lots are expensive now, mabe try culasi - dayao circumferencial road there is a subd. there , but i don't think there is any beach lot.
Regardless of marriage status… you gave a lawyer….. I think it’s a great idea to buy land to build or a house to renovate!👍 How much pesos are you looking at for land and how many sqm in general terms? We have a property for sale if you are interested not there tho
I can see buying a condo in the Philippines even for Airbnb business great idea but having the risks of land deals idk bro might Wana slow down a bit much love tho don't throw all your eggs in one basket my mom told me that in highschool moms know best
Just went thru Florida hurricanes x2 back to back. Beachfront property!? Build on at least 12ft concrete stilts, house MUST be concrete too, windows all hurricane (typhoon) proof. Attach roof potable water tank, Solar panels and a LPG generator on 2nd level. Also Tsunami's.
@ThatPhilippinesLife are you completely ignorant? You know how many typhoons a year Philippines get smashed by and the destruction they cause to beach front properties
Sorry to tell you, but.... the distance along the beach from the ruins of Alcatraz to Punta Cogon is not even 9 km you can easily measure it on google maps. And the flag is Netherlands. 😁😎
Land is only going up year after year. The Philippines is literally being cut up and sold fast. If you trust yr wife, love her and plan on having children together buying land and building a house makes sense. It’s an investment into yr newly created family and yr children will own it later in life….at least that’s how we viewed it and bought 3 oceanfront properties on Southern Leyte
It's not his wife. He was dating a different girl 12 months ago. This is some young chick who caught his eye 6 months ago. He barely knows her. She must be amazing in bed though. He's about to drop a ton of money, and set her up for life.
Good luck on your search of land ,I'm find Dauin negros occidental less expensive. I haveva real estate agent checking for me and on December I'll go and see the properties.
@@macalaban2405 water levels are still at the same levels as the 1950s photos I have seen after the war so maybe this area is different and not as affected?
Yeah, sea level rising 3 to 4 times faster in the Phils than global average. Unless it rises more than a meter from the mean high tide line, pretty much all beach lots will be submerged in 10 years or so
Philippines needs a zillow or some kind of MLS to track sales. Sometimes I see these people put their asking price as if it was beach front property in San Diego.
Prices are a bubble in the philippines. Cause property price is directly connected to ROI " return on investment " Which should be at least 8 % per year net . So after calculating property tear and wear and empty months no rent and all risks of not getting paid and being forced to vacate by legal ways and your time and effort a property that pays 6000 $ rent per year which is 500 $ per month should be maximum 60 k
Mike be aware of the Fore Shore Law the beach easement from the high tide mark in the Philippines? The banks of rivers and streams and the shores lines of the seas and lakes throughout their entire length and within a zone of three (3) meters in urban areas, twenty (20) meters in agricultural areas and forty (40) meters in forest areas, along their margins are subject to the easement of public use
Imagine there is a Real Estate Broker posted a house in Cebu City the same size as my house in Arkansas USA. The house in Cebu worth $434 K without yard and mine in US is $275k with huge yard. I am wondering why the Philippines is so expensive in that the City is not Urbanized and the streets are so congested. The location of Cebu house is not even close to the beach.
@MakeTheRules2 What your condo is worth and what you get out of it are two different things. You can price your condo aggressively, still sit there for years with no takers especially with half the units in the building sitting empty with investors snagging all the units up at pre-sale prices, then magically it doubles in value over night. You get these morons that will get into the discussion spouting 'free market' and 'capitalism'.. those ideas make sense, nothing about real estate in PHP makes sense.
Buying a home and property in the Philippines is crazy expensive. You can build a home for quite a reasonable price but people are selling their home for more than twice the price they paid to build it. There are literally millions of OFW's (Overseas Filipino Workers) around the world that send money back to their families in the Philippines every month. These people have been working abroad for many years and many started to return to the Philippines to retire. This is why you see such a huge expansion of condos being built near the Mall of Asia in Manila and of course the creation of BGC. Many of these OFW's are also obtaining high mortgages from Filipino banks while still working abroad. You combine that with the retiring OFW's and you have the perfect storm for highly inflated housing prices. Housing prices in nearby countries like Thailand and Malaysia are about 40% less expensive and much nicer...especially their subdivisions.
Before u start on beachfront ask Texas in Iloilo how his experiences.... only place i know is from a friend they have a dike.... even so they still got flooded during typhoons..❤❤
No, your price of 400k pesos or $8k is unrealistic. This is the right price for beach front properties here in the Philippines especially where it’s in demand.
I would not want these lots even for free. Living next to a busy road in Philippines is a big no no. Traffic is very noisy as people remove exhaust silencers and exhaust smoke from motorcycles stinks and is carcinogenic. And as a bonus these lots will dissapers in next few decades as storms and sea level rise will wash them away.
Good luck with land search at an affordable price! Here in San Fernando, Pampanga, lots are P20K+, average of P25K/sqm. My Wife and I have been looking at lots to build on, existing houses, new RFO houses, and new build development houses. All too expensive! I've done a series of videos on the possibilities, and just as I decided to switch topics, found a house to buy! 😂🤣 Maybe after everything is signed? Roxas City is still cheaper than Luzon!
I wonder if you are close to it’s me again I can’t remember where the place he built is but last I knew they had a beach house next door to them for sale.
In new zealand we got a beach called 90mile beach in northland nz but in reality is 67miles long but where i live in the capital city lucky to have one beach half a kilometre lol
Only a Filipino citizen can legally own land in the Philippines. A foreigner can apply for a Filipino citizenship after 10 years residence in the Philippines.
@@Lover_warrior Check the Philippine legal system regarding land ownership. Only Filipinos can own land! Permanent resident foreigners are not Filipino citizens.
@@EverythingHasAStory that's what I said verbatim. So a lease I suppose if you developed you may be able to sell and recoupe or profit🤔 not sure, I suppose the agreement must have an exit clause to allow that Vs walking away
We bought our beachfront in 2005, in Surigao del Sur:, 3600 sq meters, 135ft of beach front, now married since 2006, 4 years to go to retirement there, we walled it in, have city water now. Built a 3 story lookout that is big enough to skery in. We paid 25,000 US back then and now unaffordable and nothing around for sale.
@@mohamedalkaboomno the walls he is referring to is a wall to prevent the surge from hitting his property. It’s not That high, you can still see around you.
I see a lot of negative comments about living on the beechnut trust me, I love it. I live on Tablas Island right on the beach and nothing is better or more relaxing. Look for land in a sheltered bay. Listening to the surf at night is like nothing else. Good luck hope you find your dream location.
Enjoyed your video clip. Beach is good but prices rise. I bought a mountain lot, pushed a road in and now have 'diamond' lot with magnificent sea views. Siquijor. Haven't built a house on it yet but I sit there sometimes and listen to the birds, feel the breeze and no noisy neighbor's. What a time to be alive.
How much would something like that cost 🤔 buddy
All I can say is follow your dream. If it is forever then great. If it only lasts a little while then great also. Money is meant to be spent. Beautiful family and beautiful life .
He wouldn’t be the first guy to buy land in his wife’s name and regret it later when the loveable Filipino girl isn’t so sweet.
RAFFY TULFO IN ACTION HAHAHHAA
@@willyspinney1959 Several were found penniless, homeless and sick. Tragedy! The result of being naive.🤫
honestly creeps me out and looks like C0dependency when the girl isn't so expressive.... And I am from the country our ladies are ecstatic When they really love you are very expressive and make lots of jokes at that age....
Most of the really quiet ones are hiding something or have skeletons in the closet (sex work, hidden BFs or husbands or other BS) and the Irony? These are usually what attracts the so called "SUBMISSIVE and TRADITIONAL conservative mysoginist white guys who are afraid of independent women... The decent women in Philippines are university and career minded, they got the smarts and are also passionate and they rarely play stupid games because they can stand on their own esp. on intellectual conversations. That is why most tradwife seekers always get used HARD and for their own good.
A very beautiful backyard! I imagining bbqing my ribeye steak +
Beer while watching the sunset!
Unfortunately, they don't have good domestic steaks here in the Philippines. One of the things I miss the most about the US.
Good to see you found a use for all that spare time and money! Hopefully you've done a risk analysis. I do worry about you sometimes. But always hoping for the best for you.
Love knows no bounds. Asian women are the most beautiful women in the world 🥰 inside and out 🎉
Thats very nice of Nonoy to help out. Props to him. Good luck on your search for beach property! My Filipina wife was telling me you can get them to build a nice kubo to live in (some of them look pretty nice inside). It would be cheaper to build than a block home. price depends on how lavish you want it. Could be good for temporary housing until you get a real home built on the beach property.
Thanks for the video, Michael...Jim
You sure you want to live that close to the water? I have lived on the beach many times, and I learned it's always safer to live on the hill with a view of the ocean. Beach living is really hard on electronics and appliances especially the aircon. Once you have a storm blow the contents of your house out in the street, it is an eye-opener.
100 % agree. The beach is a nice place to visit BUT I don't want to live there.
Constant salty air, sand in everything (use your imagination because that WILL include your bed and food 😉). Storm surge naaaa. But hey some people love all of that stuff, obviously 😜
Just wrap it in Saran Wrap before a storm. 😂
@@earlclep1 Over a long enough timeline, everyone moves up the hill.
@@PinayWise facts!!!
Greetings from Panama. I did buy a lot NOT on the beach. Too much maintenance, especially on Metals. Electronics to be replaced regularly because they stop working. I’m 8 minutes away from some beaches and the next larger city.
Building your own place on the beach front is ticking all the boxes for sure. How fantastic to have roots in Roxas. Time will pass quickly so now is the time to be making a plan. I wish u all the very best in your search and of course, look forward to following the build. Much love ♡♡♡
You met this girl like 6 months ago and now you are thinking of buying a property under her name? Be smart bro.
lol
But she's different. Lol. Is destined to become a UA-cam Legend
he doesn’t know it yet.. but he’s already way in too deep… 😂
Do I have the wrong guy or did he just split up with a GF not too long before meeting this one ? Now buying this one a house - one that could get washed away in a heartbeat ? Is he a very wealthy guy ?
@@AAWGASHTADS his ex was a canadian filipina not a bimb like this new one lol
Latest victim of Filipina and expat marriage implosion.. Joe Garcia of Retiring in Paradise, worked his butt off for 4 years, building a nice home only with his pension. She up and walked out after 4 years of marriage taking the baby with her. She's already hooked up with another expat. Don't believe it can't happen to you.
WHY DO YOU THINK PEOPLE SHOULD MARRY? its only for the benefit of the woman! lolz
OH IT CAN TO BAD BUT MARRY A GOOD CHRISTIAN GIRL NOT A PRETTY CITY GIRL.
Just don’t get married. Geez… 🙄
But 4 good years and only spent the pension - that's a brag.
It's harsh, but that's the consequence of hooking up with much younger women, there comes a time when you're seen as too old for them.
Palawan island near El nido best investment place, start with small hut then build your dream home and rent the small hut and add more hut for passive income.
Build slowly to. Avoid mortgages.
is there a modern hospital?
Great positive content. Much appreciated!
Hey Michael, I can really identify with the dream of a place on the beach! Go well with the search, I am following closely and hope you will find something that can give you and the family a great foundation.
Loved this one. I felt like I was chillin and ridin down the road. Beautiful area.
San Vicente's Long Beach is the longest beach, 14.7 km, in the PH.
When looking at land to develop, take into consideration the derection it is facing.
Here in the north east of USA the south side of the home gets the most sun. Well the north side gets the least.
If you go about 6 foot below grade, you will find the ground will be much cooler.
Good luck in your ventures.
Below near the water ? Shouldn't he be going on stilts ?
@@AAWGASHTADS I guess being located close to water was an oversight on my part.
After what has happened in Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina this month, living near water as a primary home hadn't occurred to me.
@@joeblow3939 Me either . Lots of people should start reconsidering doing it . He said he wants right on the beach tho .
We just a major hurricane come through Florida and flooded a lot of beach homes and homes on the water washed sand up on to the roads, completely destroyed whole towns in Georgia and the Carolinas. It had so much rain even mountain homes in North Carolina were destroyed washed some of the roads. Houses were swept away and death tole is rising every day.
and FEMA will give $750 per family what a joke. 😡
Well Americans deserve it
@@manuelr1405 That's only for immediate relief.
@@manuelr1405 What?? You mean Republicans want socialism?? Uh more lies.
House which will sink into sea in 10 years and is uninsurable still cost $500k in Florida. Its insane but its true. CNBC did video about this topic.
San Vicente Long Beach in Palawan is the longest beach in the Philippines 14.7 km long
@@cbsguy6363 there is a break in the beach at La Peregrina Pearl Farm where the beach ends and then restarts, so the beach is longer but Roxas has the technicality of the longest continuous so you can walk the entire way without leaving the beach.
@@ThatPhilippinesLife you are at it, Mike. You already know a lot and have been around, building up a reasonable level of wider scale regional orientation, still there will always be coming up things in surroundings that suddenly might take, even you, by surprise in overwhelming fashion. Health ofcourse being one of the first coming to mind ones, among those.
@@ThatPhilippinesLifeChat GPT says its Pagadpud beach in Ilocos Norte, Luzon. Its long 30 kilometres.
@@PavolKosik-b3uItaly’s beach longest lol 😊wink wink 😊
Smart decision to buy now than later. Prices are
getting higher every year. Applicable for married couple!
i would buy the "fixer upper" at 10:22. Looks like a good size lot.
Looks like it's zoned multi-use. So, nothing prevents the property owner next door from drying fish.
Or opening a noisy club
The power of the hairy lasso makes men do very silly things. Run while you can brother.
Looks like he got PW pretty quick.
lol
Hairy lasso 🤣 soo good
The hairy lasso doesn't exist anymore, they all shave the taco now 😂
Us blokes should have our arses to reciprocate the courtesy.
Amazing!!!
That was an amazing view at the end
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I am Brazilian married with filipina for 6 years from Roxas city, but we live in Brazil
Can’t wait 🎉
Im amazed how expensive it is. I live on Siargao Island where prices are going nuts annually. I got lucky and bought freehold for $22k 10 mins from Pacifico. Out of the 213 blocks 196 of them are owned by foreigners moving there just in my estate alone.
Any surf there where you are ???
Be careful the I think there’s a 20m demarcation line from high tide line, if you build within that they may force you to remove.
when i heard your love story in another channel, I was happy for both of you. you know what, if your were filipino, you would have become bitter to bianca. but there's no bitterness in you for her, that's not usual and common to hear for us. so, good, you are a good man. kat is a good girl, you deserve each other. I'm happy for her she found you.
@Thames455Do we need to know? I mean I don’t think she beats him man…Come on now. He’s not a vulnerable adult.
It is time for Philippines to allocate areas that foreigners can buy just like malaysia. I think it will bring more investments in the country.
You’re far too early in your relationship to be using the “our” word. You’re old enough to know better.
if u going to build near beach you better build up high , have your parking under the house . a typhoon or sunami can whipe out a house easily . just look at hurricane milton that hit florida built to code and still got flattened .
Very nice area indeed
3.5 million is ~61k US$. Make sure you know the laws with buying property in the Philippines. Make sure you know what you are doing in this endeavor.
do not get taken...
@@tedlaurvik3765 It could go badly.
What Island is this as well as what City, or village? New Subscriber 😊
Awesome 👏
my hometown, i miss it a lot.
The place is so quite. i feel homesick now, I wanna go home
So theyre using the litter filled land to dry fish. And they want a King’s ransom for it?! That doesn’t add up
QUESTION: Do you have to worry about storms like we do in the US?
Building beachfront in the Philippines is financial suicide. You will need unlimited financial resources as you will be rebuilding every ten years or sooner as the effects of global warming increase and typhoons hitting the Philippines get stronger and stronger. There is a reason there are so many abandoned beach properties in the Philippines and there essentially no insurance in the Philippines you can purchase to cover the damage.
I was naive when I first moved here 20 years ago and wanted a retirement beach front home but after doing research and talking to many old locals I headed into the province and up the mountain to build. The breeze is much cooler, few neighbors, and incredible views of the mountains and sea. I can still easily go to the beach when we want but at least I know my retirement home will still be standing after the typhoons are gone.
100% , i worked it out to every 8 years there will be a super typhoon that will destroy everything . thats not including the smaller ones .. a lot of vlogers say that Valencia in negros Oriental is cooler than Dumaguete due to the elevation, that they dont even use the A/C ..
@@Stefan-f2d in this area we had the 2013 Yolanda and Undang in 1984 that was of significant size to damage buildings meeting building code. It's much less common here, but the risk does exist of course.
I learned first hand don't own or build on the coast!
@@ThatPhilippinesLife There's really no empirical evidence that says typhoons in the Philippines are getting stronger or more frequent. If a beach house is what makes you happy, just go for it, brother. Life is too short! 😉
@@jerrypauling7809 what happened?
BEEN LIVING HERE FOR 10 yrs have learned a lot about buying land and building on it,#1 thing to do before anyrhing is make sure its a clear title,lol
Hire a good real estate attorney. Just too many land scams in the Philippines. Good luck
@@BC19572 luckily I have a good attorney
I thought i had one but she just sent me a draft of ownership agreement that would permit my fiancée to buy me out (of house) at fair market value any time she wants. 😆😆😆
@@JulienSorelEatsSabras oh yea form a corporation, then form a trust and assign a trustee and get the trustee power of attorney (not legal advice, consult a lawyer)
@@JulienSorelEatsSabras it's almost impossible to trust anyone in the Philippines. You always cross the t's and dot the i's at all times. Then double and triple check everything. The most important thing to do is always protect your money!!! 💰💰💰
I believe her family is going to set him up, once everything is built and paid for, she'll show him the door.
Hey I'm happy for you guys, I'm in tanjay city soon to get married, I'm here until January and we are going to invest in property. One more year and I can retire. Good luck on your future.
You could make an offer on the place you are leasing.
please make video about this castle ,,love to see it,,
Some huge houses there :)!!
Roxas not very appealing for the high prices they want. Bantayan Island, Cebu has beautiful white sand beaches and is more affordable or Palawan as others have mentioned. Siargao is pumping too, so many opportunities there for restaurants, etc.
You need to think the farther away from the bar you move the longer your ride home on a dark night is
That would be a concern of mine ..
if you want just a cheap beach lot, you can find it in Pawa, but it's quite far. I'm assuming you wanted it to be closer to your business, Bay-Bay/ arnaldo blvd. lots are expensive now, mabe try
culasi - dayao circumferencial road there is a subd. there , but i don't think there is any beach lot.
Always a pleasure to see you doing so well.
Once you got a good wholesome Filipina.
Western women will eat your soul.
God Bless you and your new woman
I think it's a smart decision to buy a land now. Go for it. The fun part is looking at all the options you have!!!
How do they Keep the Cats from eating the Drying Fish?
Regardless of marriage status… you gave a lawyer….. I think it’s a great idea to buy land to build or a house to renovate!👍 How much pesos are you looking at for land and how many sqm in general terms? We have a property for sale if you are interested not there tho
I can see buying a condo in the Philippines even for Airbnb business great idea but having the risks of land deals idk bro might Wana slow down a bit much love tho don't throw all your eggs in one basket my mom told me that in highschool moms know best
Just went thru Florida hurricanes x2 back to back. Beachfront property!? Build on at least 12ft concrete stilts, house MUST be concrete too, windows all hurricane (typhoon) proof. Attach roof potable water tank, Solar panels and a LPG generator on 2nd level. Also Tsunami's.
Yea Florida gets hit by Hurricanes every year!
@@ThatPhilippinesLife Not quite.
@ThatPhilippinesLife are you completely ignorant? You know how many typhoons a year Philippines get smashed by and the destruction they cause to beach front properties
08:01 That 's the flag of my country. The Netherlands.
Nope, it's a flag from the Philippines.
@@Livinginthephils65 Im pretty sure I can recognize the red, white and blue flag of my homecountry. The one on the right corner
@@Livinginthephils65 both flags. the right one is Dutch.
Beach properties get a lot of erosion. And inland gets flooded most of the time too during typhoon season.
Loved watching the ride! Live your dream sir! Sorry to see the haters. Boo! Leave the guy alone if you dont like the content dont watch
you have to start watching it to reach the decision that you do not like or or if you do like it !
How they make dried fish might be an interesting video
Can you provide a break down on the property and refurbish or build new?
Sorry to tell you, but....
the distance along the beach from the ruins of Alcatraz to Punta Cogon is not even 9 km
you can easily measure it on google maps.
And the flag is Netherlands. 😁😎
LOL
you should replace your roof with cement because when there is a storm it will be blown away by strong winds along the coast just an advice
I think is a good idea
Land is only going up year after year. The Philippines is literally being cut up and sold fast. If you trust yr wife, love her and plan on having children together buying land and building a house makes sense. It’s an investment into yr newly created family and yr children will own it later in life….at least that’s how we viewed it and bought 3 oceanfront properties on Southern Leyte
It's not his wife. He was dating a different girl 12 months ago. This is some young chick who caught his eye 6 months ago. He barely knows her. She must be amazing in bed though. He's about to drop a ton of money, and set her up for life.
Good luck on your search of land ,I'm find Dauin negros occidental less expensive. I haveva real estate agent checking for me and on December I'll go and see the properties.
Hello Mike just think water rise because of climate change makesure not to closed to the beach goodluck to you both
@@macalaban2405 water levels are still at the same levels as the 1950s photos I have seen after the war so maybe this area is different and not as affected?
nice dear!
Hmmmm? Dont buy land in the PI if you are a foreigner, be smart buddy.
He ain’t buying, he is just paying.
@@ekimandersom4478😂
@@ekimandersom4478lol😂
Super cool! Keep in mind coastal rising waters and build a bit inland☀️
Yeah, sea level rising 3 to 4 times faster in the Phils than global average. Unless it rises more than a meter from the mean high tide line, pretty much all beach lots will be submerged in 10 years or so
If he builds in the hills, it will become beachfront in a few decades
This guy won’t listen
Philippines needs a zillow or some kind of MLS to track sales. Sometimes I see these people put their asking price as if it was beach front property in San Diego.
Prices are a bubble in the philippines.
Cause property price is directly connected to ROI " return on investment "
Which should be at least 8 % per year net .
So after calculating property tear and wear and empty months no rent and all risks of not getting paid and being forced to vacate by legal ways and your time and effort a property that pays 6000 $ rent per year which is 500 $ per month should be maximum 60 k
Mike be aware of the Fore Shore Law the beach easement from the high tide mark in the Philippines?
The banks of rivers and streams and the shores lines of the seas and lakes throughout their entire length and within a zone of three (3) meters in urban areas, twenty (20) meters in agricultural areas and forty (40) meters in forest areas, along their margins are subject to the easement of public use
Don’t do it bro. You will be down the road first argument
Little bargirl knows what she is doing 😂
@@3dmixer552 just because you got screwed doesn’t mean everyone will. Stop sounding like a biotch.
@@3dmixer552 filipinas are smartass haha
Exactly. He’s about to be toast
@@3dmixer552correct
enjoy your lease property first, see how that goes my friend.
Imagine there is a Real Estate Broker posted a house in Cebu City the same size as my house in Arkansas USA. The house in Cebu worth $434 K without yard and mine in US is $275k with huge yard. I am wondering why the Philippines is so expensive in that the City is not Urbanized and the streets are so congested. The location of Cebu house is not even close to the beach.
land & lot prices are highly inflated and totally out of mind compared the value you get
You don’t have to pay asking AND IF THEY SEE A WHITE PERSON PRICE GOES WAYYYY UPPPP
@MakeTheRules2 What your condo is worth and what you get out of it are two different things. You can price your condo aggressively, still sit there for years with no takers especially with half the units in the building sitting empty with investors snagging all the units up at pre-sale prices, then magically it doubles in value over night. You get these morons that will get into the discussion spouting 'free market' and 'capitalism'.. those ideas make sense, nothing about real estate in PHP makes sense.
Buying a home and property in the Philippines is crazy expensive. You can build a home for quite a reasonable price but people are selling their home for more than twice the price they paid to build it. There are literally millions of OFW's (Overseas Filipino Workers) around the world that send money back to their families in the Philippines every month. These people have been working abroad for many years and many started to return to the Philippines to retire. This is why you see such a huge expansion of condos being built near the Mall of Asia in Manila and of course the creation of BGC. Many of these OFW's are also obtaining high mortgages from Filipino banks while still working abroad. You combine that with the retiring OFW's and you have the perfect storm for highly inflated housing prices. Housing prices in nearby countries like Thailand and Malaysia are about 40% less expensive and much nicer...especially their subdivisions.
Put 100M people in Arkansas and houses will be expensive as well. Houses in shitholes in US are cheap, because nobody wants to live there.
This is a great idea. I heard your lady and her family can arrange it. I can see she is madly in love with you.
Before u start on beachfront ask Texas in Iloilo how his experiences.... only place i know is from a friend they have a dike.... even so they still got flooded during typhoons..❤❤
@@kabiebebe2332 Texas Filipino, James is a great resource
Goodluck and the best for both of your future❤
At my house in Kalinga apayao Is nice to be here with my family
Watching from Roxas City
Where in Roxas City your are staying? Enjoy your stay here in Roxas City
Haha your videos will make Roxas the next Dumagette 🥳🤞🍺👍👍👍👍👍🎲
that 6M property is unbelievable ,probably 400hundred thousand would be ok ....
No, your price of 400k pesos or $8k is unrealistic. This is the right price for beach front properties here in the Philippines especially where it’s in demand.
I would not want these lots even for free. Living next to a busy road in Philippines is a big no no. Traffic is very noisy as people remove exhaust silencers and exhaust smoke from motorcycles stinks and is carcinogenic. And as a bonus these lots will dissapers in next few decades as storms and sea level rise will wash them away.
Better to long term lease the land 25 or 50 years.
What are you going to do when the typhoon comes?
The flag at the right side of the building is the flag of the Netherlands.
Good luck with land search at an affordable price! Here in San Fernando, Pampanga, lots are P20K+, average of P25K/sqm.
My Wife and I have been looking at lots to build on, existing houses, new RFO houses, and new build development houses.
All too expensive!
I've done a series of videos on the possibilities, and just as I decided to switch topics, found a house to buy! 😂🤣
Maybe after everything is signed?
Roxas City is still cheaper than Luzon!
Like and no skipping long adds🎉
I wonder if you are close to it’s me again I can’t remember where the place he built is but last I knew they had a beach house next door to them for sale.
Sorry dude St. Vincent Beach in Palo Ines the longest it's almost 15km
Imagine i front of the church a dried fish net installed,,only in the Philippines 😂
In new zealand we got a beach called 90mile beach in northland nz but in reality is 67miles long but where i live in the capital city lucky to have one beach half a kilometre lol
Who tend to exaggerate more, Kiwis or Aussies? Even Steven?
She looks thrilled😅😅
Only a Filipino citizen can legally own land in the Philippines. A foreigner can apply for a Filipino citizenship after 10 years residence in the Philippines.
A little knowledge is -- a repetitive thing.
Citizenship? Sorry that isn't true. It's permanent residency, not citizenship
You can do (2) 25 year leases BUT not if you’rere married!! So actually safer to buy land single than married!
@@Lover_warrior Check the Philippine legal system regarding land ownership. Only Filipinos can own land! Permanent resident foreigners are not Filipino citizens.
@@EverythingHasAStory that's what I said verbatim.
So a lease I suppose if you developed you may be able to sell and recoupe or profit🤔 not sure, I suppose the agreement must have an exit clause to allow that Vs walking away
I been there in 2017
She got her clam claws in you buddy 😮
Nonoy is your "scout" ... just sayin". Good Luck with your land acquisition endeavor!
We bought our beachfront in 2005, in Surigao del Sur:, 3600 sq meters, 135ft of beach front, now married since 2006, 4 years to go to retirement there, we walled it in, have city water now. Built a 3 story lookout that is big enough to skery in.
We paid 25,000 US back then and now unaffordable and nothing around for sale.
So your surrounded by walls? Doesnt sound too enticing
@@mohamedalkaboomno the walls he is referring to is a wall to prevent the surge from hitting his property. It’s not
That high, you can still see around you.