Hello, how do you achieve such biweekly returns? As a single parent i haven't been able to get my own house due to financial struggles, but my faith in God remains strong.
YES!!! That's exactly her name (Elizabeth Ann Larson) so many people have recommended highly about her and am just starting with her 😊 from Brisbane Australia🇦🇺
Quite an adventure with your house purchase/finishing... Excellent outcome, hut auf! The place is very nice! Forgot to mention this in my last comment... 👍😎👍
When I make my base home in the Philippines I will rent because I want to live in different part of the country at first for at least 2 years. Then I will decide. I have my house in Seychelles that I will keep when I no longer be able to enjoy the Philippines.
You are doing the right thing. I had traveled all over the Philippines before we deciced to move here permanently. Family, climate, health care were all part of our decision. We are happy about the choice we made. I'm sure you will too.
Yes, since we have been married for a long time, I wanted a good place for my wife to live after I am gone. If you are a single guy, just rent and you decide to live elsewhere, that will be eaqsy to do.
As many times told b4: DONT BUY, JUST RENT, first it isn't your own property other you have a Philippines nationality only be married in the Philippines you BUY IT FOR YOUR WIFE , nothing wrong as it is mentioned for her, have a 50% assets right still no property rights and can be sold without your permission and dont need your cooperation. Its okay on your age and situation to buy to be cheaper in monthly costs but in general long term for a foreigner any trouble in relationship you in serious trouble. by the way everything is easy to buy and to get in the Philippines but hard to get rid of it without loosing money or getting in trouble
We have been married for over 20 years. Part of that time was spent in the USA. She will be able to get Social security in several years. She is not going to kick me out of the house, or try to sell the property without my permission.. I know other Expats who are in similar status and have bought their properties. Yes, if you are a newlywed or have not been together for many years, you should rent, not buy. But for us, buying is the way to go. We sold our house in the USA and that made it best that we buy. I know that I will die here someday(not too soon). and I can rest with the knowledge that she will be well off when I am gone. Thanks for your comments, I do appreciate them.
I highly doubt most these guys are getting a top lawyer ( costing 10k plus ) to make sure the contract is setup and in your favor showing the house cannot be sold without your permission. Cannot be transferred into her account but a joint where assets are frozen. And on and on People really have no clue what lawyers can draft up to protect you or tie things up in court for decades if they are going to be outright stubborn and get nothing but send money on a lawyer which most cannot afford ..
If you are retired and only have so much money to work with, it's probably best to just rent. There is no such thing as home owners insurance, and if a natural disaster occurs, then you are out of pocket to do the repairs. If you rent, then you just pack and move on to another place, which also works out great if you don't like the area.
We tend to get cooler breezes here. It does get down to the 60's a few days a year. A temp of 80 here is much more comfortable than an 80's in Manila or Angeles.
Get the title registered in the correct name. It's not unusual to have a deed of transfer sold several times by the same or different people but it can only be registered to one, and that person has priority.
We did everything we could to be sure of the Title and the lady we bought it from was the Principal at Parqanaque High School and has a good reputationin the area. We had a lawyer look at it and approved it. The Bank Manager handled everything and money was exchange between all parties. We also had the property surveyed so we knew all the boundries. We pay all the taxes on it and we have not had any problems in the 5 years we have been here. We are very happy that we moved here.
Hey, Barry! Just what we need, another storm... Hopefully not too much damage for anyone... BTW... I've checked out investing in owner-operated biz establishment appreciate the tip from your last episode... I will work with a reputable lawyer/firm as we plan for next year start-up... Yes indeed, you are quite the fashionista! Kinda like me... I haven't worn a suit in 20 years (I have a slew of them in Germany)... Don't anticipate wearing them again, maybe when they throw dirt over my final resting place there... 😅 Anyway... TC you two and family, have a super and safe week! 👍😎👍
When I retired I didn't even have a suit. When my brother was getting married to his third wife, he told my nephew to take me to Macy's and buy me a new suit, shirt, dress shoes, etc. I wore it to his wedding. Last year when I went to his funeral, that was the only other time I wore that suit. It still sits in my closet, and I hope I won't have to wear it again for many more years. Thanks Ned.
And have you talked to a lawyer what can be drafted among two people in a contractually protected agreement? A lot of people talk without being a lawyer nor knowing loopholes or asset freezing among a variety of tactics a top lawyer could apply But most people won’t bought up the thousands for a lawyer
I am living out my retirement dream. It's perfect for an old Naturalist and teacher like me. My wife will have a great place to live in when am gone. She has taken good care of me for many years and I wanted her to have a great place to live in. Her family loves to come here and stay for a few days. We bought this place through our hard work and saving when we could. Oh, I am 82 and I plan on staying around for many more years.
Rent it's a third world country everywhere they have dogs chickens karaoke abandoned homes terrible hygiene that could be youte new neighbor so get up and move
As many times told b4: DONT BUY, JUST RENT, first it isn't your own property other you have a Philippines nationality only be married in the Philippines you have a 50% assets right still no property rights and can be sold without your permission and dont need your cooperation. Its okay on your age and situation to buy to be cheaper in monthly costs but in general long term for a foreigner any trouble in relationship you in serious trouble. by the way everything is easy to buy and to get in the Philippines but hard to get rid of it without loosing money or getting in trouble
I have traveled all over Mexico and Central America. I love both areas, but I have always had a major interest in Asia. I also thought that Asian women were the prettiest in the world. My first wife was a Mexican American. My second wife is a Filipina. I am a happy Man.
I have been living in the Philippines for almost 6 years, Have travled around the Philippines for 25 years. I have been married to my Filipina wife for 23 years. She has lived with me in the USA for 12 years. I think I know more about the Philippines and Filipinas than you will ever know.You are barking up the wrong tree if you want to attack me, Kiddo.
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Hello, how do you achieve such biweekly returns? As a single parent i haven't been able to get my own house due to financial struggles, but my faith in God remains strong.
Excuse me for real?,how is that
possible I have struggling
financially, how was that possible?
Thanks to my co-worker whom God used to give a great opportunity of crossing paths with 'Mrs ELIZABETH ANN LARSON'.
YES!!! That's exactly her name (Elizabeth Ann Larson) so many people have recommended highly about her and am just starting with her 😊 from Brisbane Australia🇦🇺
Same here, with my current portfolio made from my investments with my personal financial advisor (Elizabeth Ann Larson) I totally agree with you
Beautiful shirt, tatay Barry!
Quite an adventure with your house purchase/finishing...
Excellent outcome, hut auf! The place is very nice!
Forgot to mention this in my last comment...
👍😎👍
When I make my base home in the Philippines I will rent because I want to live in different part of the country at first for at least 2 years. Then I will decide. I have my house in Seychelles that I will keep when I no longer be able to enjoy the Philippines.
You are doing the right thing. I had traveled all over the Philippines before we deciced to move here permanently. Family, climate, health care were all part of our decision. We are happy about the choice we made. I'm sure you will too.
I Would say .Single rent, married buy for wife .Happy Veterans day. Thanks for your service.
Yes, since we have been married for a long time, I wanted a good place for my wife to live after I am gone. If you are a single guy, just rent and you decide to live elsewhere, that will be eaqsy to do.
As many times told b4: DONT BUY, JUST RENT, first it isn't your own property other you have a Philippines nationality only be married in the Philippines you BUY IT FOR YOUR WIFE , nothing wrong as it is mentioned for her, have a 50% assets right still no property rights and can be sold without your permission and dont need your cooperation. Its okay on your age and situation to buy to be cheaper in monthly costs but in general long term for a foreigner any trouble in relationship you in serious trouble. by the way everything is easy to buy and to get in the Philippines but hard to get rid of it without loosing money or getting in trouble
We have been married for over 20 years. Part of that time was spent in the USA. She will be able to get Social security in several years. She is not going to kick me out of the house, or try to sell the property without my permission.. I know other Expats who are in similar status and have bought their properties. Yes, if you are a newlywed or have not been together for many years, you should rent, not buy. But for us, buying is the way to go. We sold our house in the USA and that made it best that we buy. I know that I will die here someday(not too soon). and I can rest with the knowledge that she will be well off when I am gone. Thanks for your comments, I do appreciate them.
I highly doubt most these guys are getting a top lawyer ( costing 10k plus ) to make sure the contract is setup and in your favor showing the house cannot be sold without your permission. Cannot be transferred into her account but a joint where assets are frozen. And on and on
People really have no clue what lawyers can draft up to protect you or tie things up in court for decades if they are going to be outright stubborn and get nothing but send money on a lawyer which most cannot afford ..
If you are retired and only have so much money to work with, it's probably best to just rent. There is no such thing as home owners insurance, and if a natural disaster occurs, then you are out of pocket to do the repairs. If you rent, then you just pack and move on to another place, which also works out great if you don't like the area.
Hey Barry, is really a difference in the temperature in your area ? I keep reading that it's much cooler there.
We tend to get cooler breezes here. It does get down to the 60's a few days a year. A temp of 80 here is much more comfortable than an 80's in Manila or Angeles.
Get the title registered in the correct name.
It's not unusual to have a deed of transfer sold several times by the same or different people but it can only be registered to one, and that person has priority.
We did everything we could to be sure of the Title and the lady we bought it from was the Principal at Parqanaque High School and has a good reputationin the area. We had a lawyer look at it and approved it. The Bank Manager handled everything and money was exchange between all parties. We also had the property surveyed so we knew all the boundries. We pay all the taxes on it and we have not had any problems in the 5 years we have been here. We are very happy that we moved here.
That sounds like you really did it in the correct way. Good for you. Just asking how much it cost you. Thank you. @@barryinthepi390
Hey, Barry! Just what we need, another storm...
Hopefully not too much damage for anyone...
BTW...
I've checked out investing in owner-operated biz establishment appreciate the tip from your last episode...
I will work with a reputable lawyer/firm as we plan for next year start-up...
Yes indeed, you are quite the fashionista! Kinda like me...
I haven't worn a suit in 20 years (I have a slew of them in Germany)...
Don't anticipate wearing them again, maybe when they throw dirt over my final resting place there...
😅
Anyway...
TC you two and family, have a super and safe week!
👍😎👍
When I retired I didn't even have a suit. When my brother was getting married to his third wife, he told my nephew to take me to Macy's and buy me a new suit, shirt, dress shoes, etc. I wore it to his wedding. Last year when I went to his funeral, that was the only other time I wore that suit. It still sits in my closet, and I hope I won't have to wear it again for many more years. Thanks Ned.
Renting is better. Because 60/40 % is not really buying. A lot of these guys did not review Philippines laws that says foreigners cannot own land.
And have you talked to a lawyer what can be drafted among two people in a contractually protected agreement?
A lot of people talk without being a lawyer nor knowing loopholes or asset freezing among a variety of tactics a top lawyer could apply
But most people won’t bought up the thousands for a lawyer
Qt your age who care you migjt be lucky to have a few more years by rhe sound of you you should have rented
I am living out my retirement dream. It's perfect for an old Naturalist and teacher like me. My wife will have a great place to live in when am gone. She has taken good care of me for many years and I wanted her to have a great place to live in. Her family loves to come here and stay for a few days. We bought this place through our hard work and saving when we could. Oh, I am 82 and I plan on staying around for many more years.
you better rent cause YOU SOUND LIKE YOU'LL BE DEAD IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS~
@@barryinthepi390I think you will Berry 😊
Rent it's a third world country everywhere they have dogs chickens karaoke abandoned homes terrible hygiene that could be youte new neighbor so get up and move
As many times told b4: DONT BUY, JUST RENT, first it isn't your own property other you have a Philippines nationality only be married in the Philippines you have a 50% assets right still no property rights and can be sold without your permission and dont need your cooperation. Its okay on your age and situation to buy to be cheaper in monthly costs but in general long term for a foreigner any trouble in relationship you in serious trouble. by the way everything is easy to buy and to get in the Philippines but hard to get rid of it without loosing money or getting in trouble
What i dont understand why live there.. mexico or central America is much better. .only thing that differs.. women there dont marry elders
I have traveled all over Mexico and Central America. I love both areas, but I have always had a major interest in Asia. I also thought that Asian women were the prettiest in the world. My first wife was a Mexican American. My second wife is a Filipina. I am a happy Man.
Wat home wat prices,,,,waste of time
You dont even know what your talking about 😊
I have been living in the Philippines for almost 6 years, Have travled around the Philippines for 25 years. I have been married to my Filipina wife for 23 years. She has lived with me in the USA for 12 years. I think I know more about the Philippines and Filipinas than you will ever know.You are barking up the wrong tree if you want to attack me, Kiddo.
@@barryinthepi390way to rip his ass Barry 😅😊