Money Matters in The Philippines/3 Bedroom 2 Bath House For Sale Tour
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- Money Matters in The Philippines/3 Bedroom 2 Bath House For Sale Tour@ Paul in the Philippines Old Dog New Tricks We Check out and Tour a Custom Built Home here in the Philippines
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Hey paul , great video....but with all due respect the guy is dreaming if he thinks he can sell that for 210k dollars. If he gets close to 100k he would be lucky
He converted it wrong. 2.5 million pesos is just 50 k Dollars, and that's a bargain.
@@Ferlu62 One commenter said he said 10.5 million pesos..🤣 Everyone has it wrong except you...I don't get how people can't do the conversions, especially Paul who lives there...anyways..I still wouldn't buy it just because I'm not a fan of the Philippines....but I like Paul's channel.
@@Ferlu62 IF IT COSTS THAT PRICE IT'S OK BUT WITH 200 THOUSAND BUCKS YOU BUY AN ISLAND WITH A MANSION AND AT LEAST 10 MONSERRAT THE PINAY SINGER IN IT IN THE PHILIPPINES FOR SURE!!!
There are a lot of comments here debating the market price of this property vs actual value, and as being underpinned by it's location. For comparison, 4 years ago I bought a 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom house on a 1200 square meter lot directly on the beach with 30 meters of beach frontage. It's in Aklan province, 30 minutes from Boracay. It's fully titled, direct access to a newly paved street with no issues of egress or easement, and a 2 car covered garage. I paid 3.5 million pesos, and spent 1.5 million on renovations and upgrades. So about 5M all in or about 95,000 USD. So I'm going to say that 10.5 million is way overpriced.
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Agree: for $210,000 usd I can buy a newish 3/2 home in the country in Texas on a nice sized piece of land. (2 acres). Just toured one yesterday for $230k on 5 acres.
I would naturally expect to pay far less for a similar house in the Philippines to be honest.
If he is getting that much there then he is likely banking cash like a madman.
@@DMAneoth I’m in Texas. Properties have gone up. 95,000 will not buy you much these days here in The States. 250,000 is about average these days.
That home is over priced for The Philippines. The area is not even secured! You can buy a house in Cebu for that price in a gated community, with guards. The house does not even have a proper driveway.
@@pattystephens5977
I stated $210k, not $95k
Hello Paul and Mae and thank you for showing this home. Personally, I believe that it is overpriced a bit and several upgrades still need to be done. Also, one has to beware of who owns or buys that empty lot in front. You may get a neighbor that you may regret later if you know what I mean!
A bit... I'd say 6-7 mil tops
Nice, but 200K, that's stiff, especially with no hard road or driveway to the house.
Nice looking home but too expensive. I think he could have a hard time selling it at that price. Thanks for sharing. 😊
Thanks for watching!
I agree. If this home were in my area of U.S. on small lot, it would have full walk-in closets and likely would not cost as much.
Well the old dog has to get his cut! He's sick of being broke!
Just how low the cost of labor is in the Philippines, you could build a comparable house for much less than the selling price
that house is only worth up to 2 million pesos..there is nothing special about that house.....far far away down south ...muslim island
Thanks for sharing and helping a friend to sell his average nice house for a premium Fantasy price. I don't think I would sit in that sala when my spouse frying salted dry fish in the same room...
I think 4-5 Mill PHP is more in the right price range.
I'd rather buy some land and build a nice house the way I want it, 1 million pesos complete. Some of these people spending more than 1 million pesos in the Philippines need to have their heads examined
A house is worth what someone is willing to pay.
@@1984kron And people are willing to pay 4 - 5 million ,l so you point is WHAT?
@@tilapiadave3234 Dont be an idiot please. You dont have that information. Its just guessing.
@@tilapiadave3234 yep,those,expats,living there,are for a reason,I've seen some bargains even waterside there, newish, for 5or6,cheers🥂🇵🇭🇨🇦
It’s worth around 4-5 millions
Their asking price is a beach price
I will say that he built that house for 2-3 millions pesos.
My house in us is valued at 250 thousand. It has in ground pool and hot tube pool is 9 half feet deep with diving board. 2500 sq feet 2 car garage 2 full bathroom,3 huge bedrooms den with pool table basically its a party house. Plus real wood floors
Hey, Paul... this the doctor from Brazil and I enjoyed this vídeo because I was a builder myself here.... the difference is that I build houses around 70 sq meters because it was much easier and faster to be sold... great video. God bless you and Mae.
Insanely overpriced, good luck with that sell
He converted it wrong. 2.5 million pesos is just 50 k Dollars, and that's a bargain.
IT IS SO OVERPRICED 😅😅
@@Ferlu62 It's 10.5 million, not 2.5!
@@oooBASTIooo oh yes you are rigth I did not listen properly.
@@oooBASTIooo is this good or bad price ?
Tell David, he is a "dreamer on the price of this house in the covid strict Philippine's. And the would encompass his house.
Neighbours will be within 15 metres ,, HOPE you LOVE Karaoke .. LMAO
It's quite expensive for a province price. I'm just outside Manila specifically Dasmariñas, Cavite and selling my house @14M, 258sqm 4 bedroom, 1 theater room, 1 gym room. 3 car garage. And it is in Luzon with all the big hospitals and schools around. So comparing with the location and size, I'd say quite expensive.
Is there a flooding issue in your area?
where is it listed
No disrespect, why would I ever pay for a 200,000K house in the Philippines? Yes nice but, definitely not worth the price with brown outs and other issues of a developing country.
What’s your cut on the prospective sale
Paradise is getting more expensive in the last 3 years. Inflation is rampant and real estate is not immune.
Quote: why would I ever pay for a 200,000K house in the Philippines?. Because they are retired there and has a filipina wife and kids and are wealthy enough to afford it. Broke guys can't fathom the idea. Nuthin personal.
It's a nice setup. I have a 3 bdrm on 7 acres in US but kids are grown and gone so Id be downsizing. But there is a need for all house sizes. That's a really nice place.
$195,000 is a new 4-bedroom house in South Carolina near Greenville
The interior colors and materials look like a mix of random, what was available that day. But Baby May looks lovely so good video
After reading all the comments I gotta agree. No gutters, too close to other neighbors, bad driveway, old-style outside, no kitchen upper cupboards. But...for LESS than half that you could build a better place further out away from the noisy neighbors.
I love you guys...but I wish some of these foreigners would stop using You to sell these way-overpriced places. The other scary issue is the fence isn't very high so opens up for the bad types to come and take an easy opportunity to steal/damage/break-in.
I didn't like the style either.....but THANK YOU as always for your time. Just let him know its WAY overpriced but I am betting he is reading the comments. 🤣
You could not buy that lot and build for half that price. I just bought a 400 sq m lot in a sub division in Laguna and it cost me 5m.
@@derykhawkins2199 I hope that you did not overpay on a bad lot, like the lot in this video?
@@jameswelch1054 Thanks. 13,000 per sq m is the going rate here.
I had no idea the Philippines was so expensive, Europe may well be a better retirement experience.
Yes. And plenty good looking chicks. I think phillies are ugly and not clean
@@Brandi6666 To each their own
@@Brandi6666LOL. Not sure why you would be on this channel then. Happy travels
@@RichBoyRaz just laughing at ugly folks, no other reason👍
Nice house. My architect just finished the drawings for my house in Thailand. I am expecting it to be about $200,00 USD as well. I note that there is no built in oven - Asian style. I was surprised that in the large bathrooms he chose to not place a divider wall to separate the shower from the rest of the room. I chose to have a separate outdoor kitchen and no indoor kitchen. Very American to have a lawn that needs to be mowed. I like the large master bedroom. Like others, I would be concerned about the development of the adjacent lots.
Seems, like you have made good decisions on how to build a house. You hired an architect, and probably will hire professional skilled tradesmen, to build your house. You also looked into the finer details, like location, and potential problems, like bad neighbors. I think the house we saw was full of poor workmanship, terrible design, and poor choices, made by an amateur handyman, who overextended/overvalued himself.
@@jameswelch1054 I am an engineer but not that kind of engineer. I found a good building contractor and tried him out on a small project last year, a guest house and outdoor kitchen building. In about a month I will have him start on a 3 bedroom house. We are building in my wife’s village at the edge of town with a beautiful view of the rice fields.
@@martypoll You are an engineer, so you understand the reasoning to get things done the right way. My Dad, was an architect, and would always talk about how handymen, so often ruin their houses with renovation projects that destroy foundations. Especially now, with modern materials, and technology. So much can go wrong, if people don't have the expertise to install them.
@@martypoll I wouldn't be investing that amount of money in a foreign country like Thailand, a lot of money and a lot of risk that comes with it
@@ananumatanu7621 The only banking system I’ve lost money is the US banking system. The money I mentioned is going into a house. It not an investment. It is a home.
$210k??? 🥴 🤔🤔. Beautiful home though and you're a good friend for displaying and helping your friend sell his home on your channel. ❤️👍👍👍
I can get better in most cities in North America
way to much can build your own for much less
I admire your respect for Baby Mae.
Good onya mate.
Everybody I know respects there partner the same as Paul
Lets be honest, that house is "UGLY"! A handyman, who overextended himself. That is not a "showroom", or model home. It is an amateur builder, a design nightmare, lol. He should of hired some pros, to do a higher quality of work, I saw building flaws everywhere. The location is not by the beach, it is in the middle of a bunch of other lots, not exactly a million dollar view. The location sucks, who would pay that kind of money to live in an afterthought location, like that? Not even a paved driveway. It did not look very secure either. His selling point, was that he spent a lot of money, not to have gutters? Why? Gutters protect the foundation, lol. You can buy a cheap gutter screen, if the gutter clogs with leaves, more effective, cheaper, and will protect the foundation. If the man knew what he was doing, he would not of been taken by some sales person, on a dumb idea of having no gutters. The 1st thing the new owner needs to do is put some gutters on that house, to fix his very expensive mistake.
The house is not attractive. A design nightmare, A mash of incoherent design styles, Nothing about that house made me want to live there. A granite counter top can add value to a house, but not if it is a very ugly brown color, lol. Built on a cheap quality white stock cabinet, mismatched with brown drawers? So many ugly colors that don't work together, kind of makes you cringe. Maybe he bought a lot of materials, on sale, or liquidation, because they are ugly and did not sell? Then he threw a lot of mismatched things together. Professionals, hire designers, and quality pros, for excellent workmanship, to get the high prices. And they pay attention to every detail, so everything is move in ready. They make sure windows have screens, no wires hanging from the walls, no holes in the walls, for future A/C, etc ... Would that building even pass an American inspection?
No way, he will even get a quarter of what he is asking on that house. Paul, I know you are a good man. I don't think you would want to recommend something that is not good to your viewers. Your friend may be a good man, however, his good judgement seems off regarding his house.
Could u show me your house so I know what I should be looking for because u seem a expert on houses
You’re dead on with your assessment. Here in Thailand, for a similar price ($210,000) you could buy a 200 square meter house in Huahin close to the beach or in a gated golf community. The kitchen would look like something out of an Architectural Digest magazine (proper cabinetry, countertops and fixtures) as would the bathrooms with frameless glass showers, bathtubs, nice fixtures. Air conditioning in every room. It would also have a swimming pool. This house is a hodgepodge of mismatched leftover tiles and fixtures and just flat out depressing. Something like that would be well under $100,000 in Thailand.
@@davidgolding926 sadly JW is 100% correct
Paul I love the house videos but I ain't seeing 10.5 million here. Keep 'em coming anyway!
Nice place. I've built two homes myself. One on Camiguin Island and one on Bohol. Both were two bedroom and two bath places that I designed. The first one in Bohol cost about $40,000 in 1998 and the second one on Camiguin Island in 2009 for about $65,000. Both places have 30 year land leases that can be renewed. I'm always blown away when foreigners sink that kind of money into a place like the Philippines.
wow nice
This house it not going to sell for 10.5k million pesos way to expensive the roof is nice could of done a better kitchen there is, no range hood no cooking appliances, big bathrooms but very basic if someone offers him 5 mil he should take it or it will be on the market for a very long time.
This being his sixth house build I imagine he knows exactly what he's doing.
The best part of this video was when *Baby Mae 'Choked the Chicken!!'* LOL 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nice to see you two out and about.. You seem so recharged or enthusiastic since yourr return. Thanks for the tour my friends.
I'm unfamiliar with the real estate values in that area but I have to side with most people here, it seems to be grossly over valued.
I have a hard time believing property values there are higher than where I live in Cebu province.
I guess in the Philippines that house is a mansion. But for $210000, I would expect nice wall cabinets in the kitchen.
Paul, Mea is a real treasure. You are one lucky man. Thank you for sharing all this wonderful information
I feel the doors in the Philippines are much narrower than here in the States. Nice house but not too crazy with the furniture. and the ceiling fan looks cheap. I would also prefer a smooth wall. I like it has many outlets, which is a plus now-a-day. The price seems very high though. Thanks Paul
This is a house built for specific likes, not necessarily a generic 'western' style home. Unfortunately, when an original owner pays for the 'upgrades' they almost never translate into profit at sale.
It is a nice PH home, but IMHO not the sale value the owner is wanting.
I agree! Very well said.
@@Dan-qm7ho totally agree
@@Dirty__Dan not worth more than 100k if even that.
@@Dirty__Dan You start high, but not that high. Nobody will make an offer, on that ugly house at even a quarter of his asking price. He just seems totally out of reality, asking that price.
@@moderatorenforcement3001 Too bad it is on such a bad lot. Otherwise someone could of bought the house, just for the lot. They could of demolished the house, and built a nicer house. That house really sucks, lol.
Very clean and simplistic design. Really like the tiles outside and inside, so nice for cleaning and cool on your feet.
Maybe $50,000.00?
Agree
Its a way for him to make money , if he gets a UK or US customer , they wont know its expensive
Paul, I think when reaching our age one has to stop thinking in terms of buying for the reason that if you own it then it's yours, could be almost anything besides homes so, maybe only a car that is a necessity and I had mine for the past twenty years is justified.
Nothing ever will be ours or in perpetuity and there is no sense of security , that is all a fantasy in our mind.
With a world in total constant turmoil and way more to hit us relentlessly , just rent baby
And better spend your money while you are alive, you can always leave the rest to her when your gone , but I tell you most likely there is going to be no planet left to even live the way this is going.
Now I am going to teach you why this is a bad deal.
In real estate the rule to make a sound decision or investment for one self is, if you can rent the property you purchased to others and in 10 years cover it cost.
That's the simple rule not to lose money, you may add a couple of more years if you really love the property. Whatever more you are paying for it is the percentage that you are overpaying for the house.
So, if you can rent for 1000/dlrs a month that home, you will get 120 k in ten years , I doubt you can rent that house for more than 5 or 600 DLLs so if you paid 200k then you overpaid almost 75 % of the cost you should have, is that simple.
Personally I love to buy only bargains so I never buy on impulse, and I know if I live whatever I have left I don't want to own anything or be responsible for anything, I want total freedom.
Buying is just a perception of reality that we create but never really necessary.
You are completely right.
thanks for the ride along Paul, my favorite part of all your videos, takes me back to when I was in the Philippines, just riding around exploring and enjoying. nice house, gotta agree with the some of the comments, bit pricey for the size of ( actual living area within )the house. in addition, not enough elbow room, especially if another home is built along the adjourning lot. that soon to be paved lane you drove on, on the property, to get to the house, at a glance is kinda narrow and could easily be blocked by a parked car. just a quick opinion on my part, and we all know what opinions are like. opinions are like what you sit on, everyone has one. stay young Dog. 😀
One always thinks they're home is worth more than what it is the complacent price and reality are two different factors I hope they get what they want...
Wow beautiful home Paul….western style
Yes, thank you
Start out with half of that price in that area!
Nice house but overpriced. Also don't like the fact that neighbors are too close!
Asking $210 is a stretch.
200+K?...lol...no way...
The kitchen is beautiful but for the price he should put nice oven hood and nice cabinets. Wish him all luck in his business.
Nice tour Paul and Mae.. Very high quality materials used throughout..😎😎
NO.
In case anyone is worried about being taken for a ride, just take the going monthly rental rate for a similar property in the same area and multiply it by 100 and you'll more or less get a ballpark estimate of what it's worth.
Western homes have closets. I must have missed them....
Fred it doesn't. I noticed the master bedroom had the free standing closets. No built in closets.
Also kitchen cabinets above the countertops
@@runningman2198 Most Filipinas are vertically challenged, they would need a stepladder to get up that high. But they should have them anyway for storage of items you don't use all the time.
@@runningman2198 Yes, that looked so strange without them, very clinical ...
Windows had no screens on them and flies and mosquitos are a major problem in the province.
Always enjoy the both of you!!! Hope all is going great.
Thank you! You too!
Paul nice house tour
Hi Paul and Baby Mae, thanks for the house tour. It's nice but way out of my budget. I'm moving overseas to escape the expensive prices.
You can do it!
As are many,🥂🇨🇦🇵🇭
Becoming harder to escape higher prices when buyers compare it to their home country instead of the local market. If houses in a local overseas market are $80k someone from a place like California might compare it to more than $700k and pay a lot more. That marketing strategy is often used in the states. I was in Panama when they used that same psychology.
1st thing that stood out to me you said water naturally draining off the roof? Gutters are a pain in the ass? Yes but gutters protect your foundation! Water hitting the ground coming off the roof creates erosion in the soil around your house.
Hi Paul. I was watching the video with your dad and I just want to say he is awesome! He needs his own RUclips channel. I tried to comment on that video but I lost power. You know the Philippines. Especially in the province but all is good. Keep up the good work bud. Love the videos
2 Much !!!
I wish the owner well, but I think 10m+ is a pipe dream.
Properties at this price and upwards need to have many unique design features such as location (city, beach, no neighbours, plot size...),
architect designed (A traditional or modern house that stands out from the crowd), top quality finishes (4* or 5* hotel feel). To my eyes it doesn't tick any of those boxes so its market value is that of its comparables in the area.
Paul it would be useful to know the plot size (maybe I missed), what is the cost of a building plot of that size?
he said 250 sq meters was the size
Lots must be expensive down there cause of all the ex pats. Here in Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija we bought a 200 square meter lot for 1.1 m PHP very near the city center.
You have to realise that a small condo is 3m+ these days. Land prices here are going up quickly.
@@derykhawkins2199 I am here in Nueva Ecija, Philippines and no they are not. People still are selling properties under value because they don't have any money coming out of the pandemic and their property they have held for awhile is their only safety net. Maybe in the expat areas where the prices keep going up and everybody thinks the ex pats are richer than they are.
@@derykhawkins2199 That house is a design nightmare, full of poor quality workmanship, on a bad lot. It does not even have a driveway. Sorry, but it is not worth anywhere near that price. If it was on a decent located lot, a man could buy it, knock down that house, and build a new quality house. But that lot sucks, lol.
As I was watching - I thought - this is very expensive for a sub-moderate house. Then I looked at the comments and was relieved that I'm not crazy - as everyone else thought it was 3x over priced too. With size and limited use - I wouldn't pay $50,000 usd for it - when we've seen so many other better uses of money over there.
I would make sure there is an easement through the empty lot. If he could arrange the sale of the empty lot. Combine the two lots and wall it all in for your own villa. Build a pool,etc
We had checked it out that house last April. It was nice house. I love the wall super solid.
Mae is so cuteeee :-) & thx for the tour Paul :-)
200k? For a third world house? PASS!
Nice home thanks
More Baby Mae. I'm glad to see you are including her in your videos. How about more of her input? On a different note, my wife and I, or rather, my wife, own a few properties in the Philippines. Ultimately, it provides us with an income and is security for the kids. I've done my bit. If they choose to f-up, although I can't see how - I'll be long gone.
Aren't you afraid of being killed by your wife? In the Philippines, sometimes they order the murder of a husband. I think it's dangerous to create temptation.
@@vigov2012 Why would I be afraid? Firstly, she is my life-partner and we have kids. Secondly, she is well aware of my background and capabilities. She has seen my various slash/stab'bullet wounds and broken bones at first hand She knows she would be dumb as f*** to even think about taking me out.
@@joshuarizalforeman816
Women have a peculiarity. If a man draws up all his property to her, then the woman sees no reason to continue living with a man. She received everything she needed. Only women think this way. Men are grateful, unlike women. I hope you are doing well considering your past. I'm afraid to take risks.
verrry nice house...good job..
Nice house, I have already lost one house in the Philippines to the ex-wife. I think I will just rent.
Smart man don’t worry countless others will learn the hard way unfortunately
They seem THIEVES.
KENYA women love property.
How did you "lose" your house to your ex-wife? You were married and yeah I know the land was in her name BUT you have rights if you signed the building permit. You can prove you had the funds to pay for house and the lot. Couldn't you get a GOOD lawyer to force her to pay you for the house or sell it and you both split profits? If not I would hire a crew and dismantle it piece by piece LOL
@@russellmania9157 john denver cut his wife house up with a CHAIN SAW...
@@russellmania9157 i seen enuf of asia women for 1 life time...
Maybe give me a $million i might look at one...
Sounds like a great home for a girl friend/wife's family to move into and take over!
I'm in Seattle too!
Eventually they will once she kicks you out the whole entourage will be walking in thanks to the foreigner.
Why would you pay anywhere near that asking price depending where you buy land you could build something similar and 1 quarter of the price I think
Ur looking younger each time I click on ur vids brother
Great video, thank you.👍👍👍
Very nice! 200 sq meters is good size for a bungalow house.
It's overpriced. I rather buy a lot and build a house on it.
Also looked like 3-4 empty lots around home will be surrounded by homes when lots sold. If buying home for $210K, need garage, AC in every room, dishwasher & hot water in bathroom & would have beach views vs views of other homes.
One of the best homes I've seen is Wilma & Greg's American style home. That home in the states would go for over a million dollars.
it's a nice house but the location doesn't reflect the price. you can build a palace in the middle of no where but that doesn't mean you're going to find a buyer at the price you want. that's an American price in the far province on a grass road.
👍🏻👍🏻’s up! Bad location and way to expensive!
Most of us ex-pats, even those who planned for their retirement like me, cannot afford to spend 10.5 million php ($210,000 USD) on a house here in the Philippines unless they sold a more expensive house in the US and they have good sized monthly Social Security. I sold a house in AZ and netted $120k and am not able to buy $210k in Philippines even with SocSec. So let's keep it real.
Everybodies reality is different. It's real to me but not to you.
@@derykhawkins2199 it's real to very few ex pats was the point
Not to mention renting at $600 a month you could rent for 29 years with that 210k. Do most guys moving to the PI even have 29 years. And then there's legal ownership issues.
Very nice tour of the property, well done thanks.
The best looking part of that house was Baby Mae and you respectively Paul ❤️❤️
Baby Mae made that house look good. Without her in the pic that place is worth about 10% of what the guy is asking. He knows he will not get it but maybe he will get more if he starts high. The problem is it's a tiny lot in an average neighborhood and the house is not that special. Their are better deals in the U.S,A. I would not buy this house at all, at any price it is not what I want.
Hey Paul, just finished a house very similar to this in Pangasinan, it is 3 bedroom, total cost including the land 6.2 million, hate to say it but your buddy is living in la la land if he is expecting over 10 million.
Good luck selling at the top before the global crash
Cool tour
I am from the states there is nothing special about the house, very basic and plain. I would never consider living in such a house.
It's a nice house quality and workmanship looks amazing but For that price I'd rather build my own home the way I want it.
Thank you for sharing all the information always good to see you.
Very nice route there beautiful house more then I spend in retirement there but looks interesting 👍 if I was going spend that kinda money that be a place to start
Hey Paul time to be one of those crazy preppers and stock up six months bare minimum food and bathroom supplies get ready for hyperinflation globally A factory in California that supplies 50 to 60% of the US vegetables just was set on fire that’s just one of many factories purposely torched lately 😀🌴🌴🍺
the area isn't that nice. for a home in that price range I expect a nicer area with quality homes
$210,000 for a 200 square meter (2150 sf) house comes out to about $97/sf - it is considered way over priced in the Philippines! If you hire a contractor with an architect to design and build your own custom house with much higher quality, it only costs about $50/sf.
Fantastic Open Air Set-up .
Hi Paul
And Baby Mae from Panorama City California
Gorgeous home
Nice video, good luck with the sale.
Wow, gorgeous master bedroom!
Why buy for 10 million when you can build a perfect house in a perfect location for 3 to 4 million. Even down to 1.5 million you can build a nice house, but if you have the money and do not know how to get rid of it then you buy this house.
I think this is the only thing that Philippines loses to Thailand , the price of houses and accommodation is a lot better there, honestly you could build a home like that and probably better for half the money, but thank you for sharing
Only if you built it yourself like this guy. I think about half the people that build a house themselves in Thailand regret doing it that way. I have a builder about to quote my architect’s drawings for a similar size and quality house and I bet it will come in at a similar price.
@@martypoll well if you built it yourself like this guy, then it would be have the price wouldn’t it, but let me know the cost please
@@martypoll Exactly, that house and lot suck, because so many decisions were made by an amateur. A good architect would of designed a better house compatible with the lot. The problem with do-it-yourselfers, is poor workmanship & bad decisions. You just end up paying for the other persons mistakes.
Cheaper to build a house than buy. Check out RUclips channel Retired and Happy In The Philippines. They built a villa home for only 110K with 4 bedrooms and 2 story with two car garage and large yard.
@@longbeach225 I watched their house videos. They built a much better, more beautiful, efficient, bigger house for half the price, of the one in this video.
That's expensive AF for a house in the PI.
Since Paul & Mae, are a couple, I think Paul should wear matching shorts with Mae, hahaha.
House Over Priced ! The Young Lady Is Beautiful !
I am not going to shoot the messenger!
I am finally in the Philippines, and looking for a house. The place has room but just not worth 10.5 million. I live in Cebu currently. And also have been searching for a house for a while. Best of luck for your friend, hope he gets what he wants for it.
Great job showing the house!!!
Nice home, well built and ovs was built for a expat..
to add to my initial comment, whats beyond the fence if you keep driving down the lane ? ya better hope for good neighbors !! 😀