I’m not sure, because of the jungle BUT I think the neighbor raises fighting roosters

Thanks Mike, we appreciate it!

Wow! That’s great to know….thanks Thomas, that makes it an even better place

Thanks for watching John! We’ll see if this one is still there by then. Most of the the homes get rented in 2-3 days after I post the video

I am really loving life Ty. Thanks for watching, we appreciate it!

☺️thanks

Thanks Rick!

Sounds good, let us know when you get in😉

WOW! That sounds awesome

You can still get apartments in the Philippines for $250-$1200 a month good apartments that’s still cheaper than usa in usa on average people are spending dam near 3,000 a month for rent or mortgage

@@jamalgreen3056 ...the thing about the Philippines is there is no value for money..the $250 apartment is not going to be much. I agree that the rent is high everywhere in the US but in the Philippines there is too much to sacrifice living there. The upside is that I have two houses in Mexico and California worth over $850,000 and I would bet my life that No one on any channel has anything worth that in the Philippines.i watched a expat build a house for $189,000 in the Philippines...1200 sq ft...and I paid $84,000 for my house in Mexico that is 5200 sq ft...

Thanks for watching Joseph! We appreciate it😉

Welcome to $Dumaguete$

Thanks for watching as always Richard! Would you do me a favor? If you can find a small bag of masa(used to make tortillas) I will owe you BIG TIME! I told a friend of mine who owns a Mexican restaurant that I would bring her some back, but my luggage weighed too much and I thought the humidity would get to it if I put it in a balikbayan box for 3 months. I’ll pay you back

@@TooMuchTimeonmyHands65 no problem 👍

THANKS!!!!🙏🏻

Hahaha, no argument from me😉

From what I've gathered if you want 🍕pizza🍕 in the Philippines you will have to make it yourself. Meaning you will need to get flour, yeast, salt, warm water, tomato sauce, toppings of your choice, and of course mozzarella cheese if you can find it.

There are many great pizza places near us in Tagaytay. Amare La Cucina and Mario Mio. Far better than any places in America.

Thank you very much!😉

It is a good size, and I like the wall keeping the water out

Thanks! It’s getting better everyday 😉

We are heading to Baguio for 4 nights tomorrow. I am looking forward to it 😉

We live in Baguio....there are positives and negatives everywhere. Baguio is a place of approx. 400k residents but gets 1.2 million visitors. We feel small earth quakes all the time...and you have landslides. Not to mention what you can get for 100k is 400k in Baguio. This is the place where all the rich Filipino business owners by houses so prices are sky high. Often times equal or higher than the US. We lived on the beach in Florida and were shocked Baguio prices. Much of it is insanity.

👍🏻 thanks for watching Daniel!

Thanks! I also got an iPhone 15 when I went back to the states. It’s got a great camera. We’re leaving on a 4 day trip today. I will probably do the golf course next Saturday or Sunday if you’re still interested. I believe the green fees with cart were $36

@@TooMuchTimeonmyHands65 Nice! All I need is your Paypal

JC, long story short…I will be videoing the golf course 3 pm Monday afternoon. You would not believe what I had to go through to do it….they actually tried to double the price because “I would be making money off of the video”. I got it worked out, but it took driving 45 minutes to another property to meet face to face with their GM. Fortunately, her bark was worse than her bite in person

@@TooMuchTimeonmyHands65 yowzers! Glad to hear you got it all worked out. Quite the adventure! If I was there I'd buy ya a beer or two or three 🍻🍺

They are called brownouts in the Philippines. Thanks for watching 😉

Buy portable power station man, brown out solve

Yes, everything is pretty much looks the same

Welcome to Dumaguete

Ty

Everything is a negotiation in the Philippines. I am going to say this is a little high…I have found most prices are 15-30% what there bottom line price is.

Idk why y’all Americans complain 28000pesos is still affordable for us 28,000 pesos not $1,000 usd not even $600 usd a month tell me where u can live in the usa for $508 usd a month no where🤔

@@jamalgreen3056 Your point? By the way you actually can find rentals for that price and we are not talking about the USA. If you want to talk about the differences between a developing country and the United States and why the Philippines should be cheaper if you want to attract expats, we can. A fraction of those here would be if we were paying US prices. Just a heads up, a serious portion of the GDP is supplemented by Billions of dollars entering the Philippines economy each year from remittance. This does not include the expats in the Philippines and the jobs and money we bring in to local communities. Now, Serious issues exist and apart of daily life for expats are often disregarded by locals. It’s frustrating, and I am tired of some attempting to charge foreigners what it costs us in the United States. With no regard what we have to deal with in the Philippines. The laws are not in our favor. We are seen as a walking ATM. Everyone is attempting to capitalize on us, It’s not a great feeling. It’s overwhelming at times. You wonder why some expats stay in their homes…

Thanks for watching Ervin! We appreciate it

Yes, Yelloe Cab pizza is one of the best and I think on Monday they have a buy one get one free

Welcome to $Dumaguete$. It’s negotiable….and I would negotiate it, especially since they want a 1 year lease

Yes sir

Thanks for watching Bravo! It would do great in the Dumaguete area because of the high concentration of Americans. The locals would like it too, but one thing you have to consider is a good traditional pizza will cost 450-500 pesos. That’s a lot of money to most Filipinos

That was actually a reshoot on her food review, and she changed it DRAMATICALLY…..that’s why I commented….her original score was NOT a 7.5

The ”cheese” is not really cheese it’s made with oil not any dairy products. And you have to be careful because a lot of the “milk” is not really milk either.

😂

Yeah, even 2 people could be comfortable there

This was actually almost like a Red Baron pizza. That’s why I chose that brand.

Autocorrect - Dauin and Zamb not Darin and Sam lol

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Definitely! Dumaguete is higher than Cebu. I’d say Dumaguete has more expats(especially Americans) per capita than any other city in the Philippines

I enjoyed it😉

🤔hmmmm….ok, I guess you know the tenant

He breaks down the cost of rent at time interval 10:15 28,000 pesos and they want a one year lease.

Thanks Michael!!!

Thanks for watching! It’s not fun to shave with cold water though

Cold water on tap in the Philippines? lol

There are a handful of local restaurants that are good 🤔you are probably 10 minutes from Robinson’s Mall and 14 minutes to Hyper Mart

Thanks for watching Jenny. She is 22

Thanks as always for watching Remo😉. It’s actually 2K less than our house. Prices are steadily going up here in Dumaguete. It is negotiable…and I would negotiate. Best I can say on the dishes is to microwave your sponge to kill everything. It’s about 2 minutes north of the open market. There’s a good sushi restaurant and legit massage parlor(250 PHP/hour) at the national highway right by it too

You can just use the electric kettle for hot water

You have three options for creating hot water: option #1 use the hot water from the bathroom option #2 you can boil water on the stove option #3 you can boil water in the microwave

Yes, unfortunately rents in $Dumaguete$ are getting more and more expensive every month

You can walk to the beach in 5 minutes

Hahaha, yeah but it’s a minute away & I found out that there is actually great snorkeling too

Thanks for watching! It just got rented😉

Cmon over!!!

Thanks for watching….welcome to $Dumaguete$ foreigners are driving up the prices MORE & MORE each month 😉

Yes, I saw it a little later and knew what it was. It’s a sweet bacon. Jennalyn makes it for breakfast every now and then

Welcome to $Dumaguete$. It got rented out for 25K and the landlord installed an air conditioner in the living room

True

I’m sorry, that was just rented. The agents contact info is in the video. I would reach out to her now

Yes they were 😉. All of the windows and doors in the house were open. I’m sure it won’t be as bad once they are closed

Sorry Robert, by the time we ordered…I completely forgot about it. I’ll get it the next time we are in a restaurant that serves it. It’s actually a very popular dish here

Yes, I am Mark Thornton’s next door neighbor. I pay 30K for a 2 bedroom 2 bath house in the same compound, BUT welcome to $Dumaguete$……it’s getting more and more expensive each month thanks to the influx of expats

Thanks for watching Chris! This will be long gone by then, but contact me before you get here. I know a place that would do a monthly rental that is actually right on the beach, almost next door to a restaurant and a sari sari store(Filipino convenience store) within a 100 meters

Ok will contact u in couple weeks

Unfortunately not Jody, welcome to $Dumaguete$ . Prices are going up every month here. That price is negotiable….and I would definitely renegotiate

That rented for 25K. They got an AC installed in the living room area

Ha, then this place is perfect for you😉😂

That’s actually my hat, that she wears sometimes. It’s the scales of a Mahi Mahi fish. It goes with my shirt which is the same

That’s because she’s always hungry 😂

Welcome to $Dumaguete$. It rented for 25K and they got an AC installed for the living room.

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It rented for 25K, including a new AC in the living room….welcome to $Dumaguete$

@@TooMuchTimeonmyHands65 wow that’s cool I never would have thought that

Welcome to $Dumaguete$. Prices are going up every month

Yes, there are a lot of roosters. I couldn’t see it, but I would bet the neighbor raises fighting roosters

Welcome to $Dumaguete$! It was rented for 25K and an air conditioner was installed in the living room

Like i said 10k per month is still all it is worth , especially living right next to someone else.