Affordable 3-Bedroom House for Rent for only $280 per Month! 

Thank you very much for your wonderful words! I'm happy that you found my channel interesting and that it gave you insights into living in the Philippines. I appreciate your support and I'm excited for your retirement plans. I wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors.

Hahaha 😂 all these yanks that need their comforts of back home. What a laugh!

​@@kiwipinos you are 100% correct my friend.. I am in my late sixties and I was born and raised in Southern Louisiana.. the heat and humidity is much hotter in during the summer in Southern Louisiana then it is in the Philippines.. when I was younger I worked in the heat and I played in the heat and it never bothered me but in my older age the heat does bother me.. paying a couple hundred dollars a month for air conditioner is no problem for me in Louisiana or the Philippines.. yes sir I have to have my creature comforts..hehe.. big screen TV hooked to the internet and a really comfortable easy chair and a big kitchen to cook some good Louisiana food. When I was younger I raced motorcycles and had several motorcycles I would ride on the highway.. at my age I have lost lots of my agility and my ability to react to situations on the highway so I quit riding motorcycles on the highway about 15 or 20 years ago.. after I arrived I will buy a nice little car with air conditioner that gets good gas mileage.. whatever house I rent I will also install a portable bathtub and if I had that house I would put a hot tub on the balcony.. yes my friend I am a spoiled old Western American man but I ain't no Yankee.. I have nothing against Yankees because we are all brothers and sisters but people from the deep South do not like being called Yankees.. Yankees are the people that live above the Mason-Dixon line it's what we call them in America....hehe.. I wish you and everyone else good health and lots of happiness 👌👍🤗😎🍺🍻😁 and yes my friend in Southern Louisiana we eat alligator and lots of boiled crawfish that are in season now🦞🦞🦞🫕🫕🫕🐊🐊🐊🐊🍺🍻😁👍👌🤗😎

I live in US in Tennessee on less than 1600 USD. You can live in 80% of the world on low income. The issue is what your lifestyle is. Most western people can not live on what I live on. I even purposely lived in a storage metal building with no insulation for over 1 year for 35 USD a month to save for my 2019 trip to Philippines. That is extreme but for me I can do extreme. Also both in Philippines and Thailand I stayed with someone with no rent because the place was paid for. I helped pay food at grocery, gas for trips and utilities at both places and it was not much money.

@@kiwipinos What's wrong with wanting to retire in comfort? We are willing to accept the sacrifice of living with the lower costs. Trading lower rents for a budget that allows Aircon, hot water and other comforts is pretty understandable. Rents in the US can eat up 3/4 of someone's monthly income. Doing the math isn't hard. Nevertheless. There's a balance. Some sacrifices are too big.

​@@franktaylor7617 nothing. If you can afford it, be comfortable. If a nipa hut in the province is your dream, then enjoy. Honestly, I think this hater is just trolling (which I respect). He's probably the youngest in his family and is a born shit talker. It's our cross to bear.

If you have an wctric bill that high each month, you must not have a heat pump. Make the switch and you'll be amazed.

While rental apartments are a good deal when you throw in transportation, food, visa fees, resort fees from using their facilities and higher prices for everything else since it's imported you may find it all equals out after all.

@Matthew Graham. Something wrong with your rhetorical system. I live in Lake County, in Tavares and pay $180 in the summer running AC 24/7. I work from home also.

@@PaleRider54 I have a heat pump, heavy insulation it's just the size of the house.

@@dumaguetedreaming good point.

1st dz words in her description: "Curious about what a typical 3-bedroom property for rent in Dumaguete,..."

I agree. But some houses in the neighborhood don't have that style.

HEHE thank you!

Yes I noticed the kitchen is small with not much bench space for meal prep. But otherwise a nice house, I'm sure your family will be comfortable there.

Thank you very much for your nice words! I appreciate your support and am happy that you love my vids. You're correct; home is what you make it, and we'll do our best to make it beautiful. If we sense the need for a change in the future, we will look at different options. It is not unusual for expats in the Philippines to relocate several times before finding their perfect living environment. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts!

There might be several reasons for the Philippines' high hotel charges. High demand for tourists, restricted competition among hotels in some places, and the high cost of hotel operations and maintenance are all possible reasons. Furthermore, certain hotels may target higher-end guests and provide luxury services, which can push up pricing.

Thank you!

Thanks for watching!

Yes. Thanks for watching it.

Thanks for watching. You too.

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Mia..I like those little villa in Valencia..can u send your contact info as I will coming month end..need a 2 bed 2 bath..Gilbert

That's the Philippines HEHE

Thank you, Rory!

Hey 🤡 look at the video description it clearly says 'Dumaguete" and if you watched any of her videos you would know that's where she is from .

Yep

Honda, Yamaha, and Kawasaki are the most popular motorcycle brands/models in the Philippines. The most common cc types are 125cc, 150cc, and 200cc.

@@filipinalifewithmia5208 Thank you for your response. I've a Honda (GROM) 125cc, a Kawasaki 399cc, and a Taiwaneses-made 50cc scooter - love them all! Greetings from south Florida.

Yeah, it's a really good deal.

Thank you.

Naaah, I don't think I am capable of doing that. But that's a nice thought.

I actually spent a month before I spotted one but I am pretty busy and prefer to eat in locally owned non-expat businesses.

It is.

Why would you bring in a woman that has a kid? Men stop being weak, forge your own path and family. Don’t be apart of the clean up crew like this gump.

I interviewed my filipina. She lives on less than 600 usd per month.

​@@FilipinaAndTheForeigner their lifestyle is always far cheaper when it's their money.

I agree. Most of the rentals now have these ridiculous prices, and they can't even rent them.

I haven’t rented a house but I have rented a condo and negotiated the rent from p30k to p20k including dues, utilities and Wi-Fi in a resort style condo in Manila. Many won’t negotiate but some will, you just have to keep trying.

Thank you, Mike. Yep, it's a beautiful house.

Yah

Thank you.

Thanks. Yah, I agree.

Thank you!

Yes, it is.

HAHA yeah. Well, I'm sure you'll love the place.

Thanks! Have a great day!

Thank you too.

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Thank you for watching!

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Hmmm, well, we'll have to find a way to store our pots and pans. Maybe build a small cabinet for that.

Of course!

How is mocha

Thanks!

Thank you!

LOL

Yes, I am sure.

Pretty cheap

the location is Dumaguete which she clearly put in the video description above.

Thank you.

It is a good deal.

Naaah, it's all good. HEHE