$320 Three Bedroom House Rental - ARE WE GONNA MOVE : Angeles City Philippines

[@danp1043]

20% increase in pre-covid times might have been something I'd consider, but now? Not a chance. There's too much vacant real estate out there.

[@williamjones4483]

Those kind of windows Brian, are called casement windows. Jalousie windows are the kind that have the horizontal small sections of glass that is crank operated.

[@Thailandescapades]

Stay were your at Brian,call the landlords bluff on putting the rent up

[@PassportBrosBusinessClass]

I would rather get a good deal on a Condo than build or buy a house there. Quezon City's "The Grass Residence" had 6 pools, a basketball court, a gym, workout room, laundry and was near Trinoma Mall. I was paying $16 a day to stay there. Not bad at all. I can't see taking any risks in foreign countries when it comes to real estate. RENTING a house there isn't so bad, but I prefer to have the amenities. Philippines typically sells those cheap 5000 BTU window box Air Conditioner units. I'd need one of those for every single room. It's also far less likely for a Condo's power or water to fail - especially since mine had a generator room in case of catastrophe.

[@cryogenics6681]

It's good to see community involvement, the reason why doesn't matter.

[@nigel5768]

No Air con . No doors on the bedrooms. Stay where you are Brian

[@KingNewJersey]

Brian, I would also maybe find another location outside the city or that Shore town that you and Lot like, I forgot the name, Ya I really do not know why landlords think they should raise the rent on renters. 99% of it is greed, I guess, specially 20% and lets see if the owner can get expat from the USA that will pay on time and monthly like clock-work?

[@jimgrady7458]

I always liked the places you had where you had a balcony overlooking the nearby houses and streets. I'd love to sit out on one of those at night, sip my drink, and watch the thunderstorms. 👌

[@rayfleming2053]

I am moving back to AC in 3 weeks. I checked one apartment that was 25k pre-covid and is now 17k, 4 blocks from Philly's and Walking Street. There are probably bigger and cheaper places right now with great locations.

[@sfknights1310]

That house looks well kept. One thing I learned when checking out houses in the Philippines is still if it's in a flood zone.

[@jamesmulhern6733]

That is a nice house. from what i see rooms are large and spacious. the bedrooms are also large ones. lcoset space is able. Kitchen set up is normal. Did not see where a stove would go but surely there is a space for one. 2 full cr's that is really good. Yhe price is excellent. at the current peso rate it's just over p 15k i like it. big front yeard also no carport but maybe have something put over the area where a car would part. Saving money is wise your current house is big i know maybe something like the house you just toured would be better for you and the family. I would say you are thinking ahaead which is wise and this shows you and lots looking to the furture. Thank You Brain like this vedio alot. the house would be perfect for a small family such as yours. I am sure you will check a few more out though looking forward to seeing what you tour soon . take care thank you again

[@davidjames5727]

That house is over priced, I have a 4,000 sq ft Mansion, In Angeles City in gated community, 5 bedroom all rooms are very large(true queen size beds in all), my master bdrm also has basically a living room in it also with sofa/end table/coffee table...plus formal living room/dining room, maids rm/ den family room ,2 carport garage/ large covered dirty kitchen and wash area....also ceilings are all 11ft high or higher ,completely furnished $700 US a month!

[@pb12661]

send location. 🤣

[@egovorch]

where is that place? It sounds like you are living large...what is the community called?

[@zibomacadangdang108]

I still think you should buy your own house and lot. When you do that, then it's your own castle. No one tells you what to do in your property. Rents always go up. And you can always sell it, if you really want to move somewhere else.

[@vgwalldecals]

The "my place is golden" unfortunately seems much worse in the Philippines 🇵🇭 than the US 🇺🇸 I'm not sure if it's just the skin tax or if some of these people actually think their dumps are worth the blotted price. It's not just rentals its the real estate market in general in the Philippines, it's terrible. You see pictures of a nice home for sale only to find out there's a dump on both sides and a cross the street.

[@dandychiggins2215]

Yes, the real estate market in PH is a joke. Dumbest buyers in the world, especially foreigners.

[@jeffsea6490]

*Nice Place, thx 4 the tour Brian* 👍🇺🇲

[@roymartinez5248]

Wow it's been almost 2 years since you moved there that's awesome

[@garyt7232]

The place looks decent enough. Your current place is better IMHO. The cost of housing is a huge draw in PI when compared to housing in the US. Appreciate the variety of topics on your channel.

[@fredmooney267]

That would be about what I will need to rent, once I can finally get over there. Hope I can find something similiar.

[@daviddarden1915]

Phil, you, Lott and the young princess would do great to relocate in that area. It looks marvelous there. I think your look you had on your face, were most likely figuring out where things will go. Wishing continued blessings for the whole family in the Philippines. From American Air Force military veteran station at Clark Air Base, Philippines.

[@WALTERBROADDUS]

You can't even get student housing at Temple or in University City for $320. A 3 bedroom House with yard seems like great deal. 😯

[@dandychiggins2215]

Apples and oranges, terrible comparison. Good thing we don't pay you to think sir.

[@terrellwiley4249]

That 320 a month for Filipino American 520 are higher. That's why his rent going up he got his women to rent it. They think Americans are rich.

[@WALTERBROADDUS]

@@terrellwiley4249 Still better than what my sister pays for a Apt. In the burbs of Atlanta.

[@marcrichard7251]

Wow I really like this place…it’s not a dump like the others you showed.

[@BoogurTWang]

Brian, keep ;looking - too small and where you are now is good.

[@jerryliverette4110]

Great job.... Filipinos know how to make it happen.

[@ramonparson7695]

That is so nice I live in Athens Georgia in the US and you know how everything is over here too costly my friend

[@TheDarkrelic]

Love that front yard. I could put a 4mx3m Intex aboveground pool in the from yard. Perfect for those hot days

[@rustytoolman4912]

Great video, thank you for the info. Very nice for comparisons.

[@jseyor5189]

Awesome guys, you'll need a three bedroom for Bing 😊.

[@jeffphillips5350]

Hey Brian thanks for the house rental video excellent work my boy

[@donaldiodice52]

very cute place with nice yard but a bit small for my liking but it's the first place you looked at so no hurry.

[@pb12661]

Nice house for a single guy/and maybe a girlfriend. But I think it's too small for your whole family/pets, etc.

[@acebachelorcool]

I'll retire to Angeles City as soon as International Travel opens. Philippines! 🇵🇭

[@shanecoffman4939]

Goodluck with, at the rate there going it might be 2023

[@vondoromal7016]

You have choices and I think that's a good one...

[@wallyandellen5099]

Walk around the area at different times and see if you like it.

[@randyjago2625]

Have all the basics and wouldn't cost that much to really bring it up to date. AC, TV, cable, kitchen utensils, cook top, etc. Looks like a nice area. Maybe Georges might be interested.

[@francisp7609]

Not a bad place for the price Brian..pretty reasonable. Good to see what's out there too. You could have a feature house on your vlogs once a month..just to keep us all in the rental/real-estate loop? 😁👍

[@gregorylenton8200]

nice to see the kids enjoying then self s

[@sanjuanlaunionvlog]

Good deal! Bigger than my place here in San Juan. and cheaper!

[@rogergarnham3202]

Wow really?

[@sanjuanlaunionvlog]

@@rogergarnham3202 yeah.. i only have a 2 bed 2 bath. no covered parking either.

[@rogergarnham3202]

@@sanjuanlaunionvlog all about location, was very impressed with San Juan, when I went there many years ago. Now living in remote pangasinan , on my wife's family lot, at least the house is paid for, no rent etc, but still only has a hand pump out the back to get water.

[@randyjago2625]

That would be perfect size house for me. Have a live in maid/cook/nurse. I am 73 so I would want that. I am sure I would have no problem finding someone to fill that position.. decent wage and a nice place to live.

[@BobC-fo3si]

Nice house. Lots of things to consider. You need Lot's approval for the kitchen. Looks ok to me, but I'm not a cook. Also, if Bing Bing does stay with you, does she share a room with Hanna Grace or take the 3rd bedroom? Good luck and I hope you find something that will make everyone happy. Would Hanna Grace stay in her current school. Will she continue remote learning?

[@buckeyeadventures1631]

20% I"d be looking too... good luck on the hunt "Philly".. you might want to consider something a little closer to the beaches..

[@sispinaysimq7693]

Hi Bro Philly here watching from Macon Missouri USA.. hello everyone .. ohh yes pilipino loves to play basketball..

[@michaelfeehily5926]

had bugs in the walls and needs a new paint job everywhere haha.. and better water pressure for sure too small

[@johnsindayen8684]

That's a nice little house for parents with up to 4 small kids. The baby can sleep in a crib in parents room. And you can have a renter for the outside room with CR. A dream house for a happy family.

[@jamesblankenship5439]

What was that TP for? LOL. Need that extra cash to go diving. Good videos 😊.

[@jamesoconnor2753]

Having seen the house you’re in now in person, I’d stay there if things can be worked out with the landlord.

[@THEPAPASMURFTHEOG]

for 320 month? I'd jump on that !! nice little 3 bedroom 🏡 of course he wants to rent it, he's losing money no tenants.

[@kenzostar189]

Yes:bigger front area for cars outdoor BBQs,running dogs area.No: Inside looks small if you have more than 6 persons staying. So think , if you want saving,take this house.

[@zorbadundee2249]

Your current place is better the carport will save your car from the heat and rain

[@garywhelansr5602]

Wow thats half of what im paying for a 1bedroom Apt. Amazing house.there

[@Unknown98860]

What you have now is a lot better

[@gregbolitho9775]

Not bad m8, does the deadley treadley go with the house? I keep looking, but they've only opened it to step across the ditch to New Zealand at the moment. Latest is looking at locking down Sydney an South Aus, again. So, it'll probably be awhile....! Nice work Brian.

[@TheFuentesFamily]

Good morning Brian!

[@A-RHINO-IN-THE-PHILIPPINES]

I like the house its nice and to save money is okay.

[@dandychiggins2215]

Welcome to the Philippines where common sense is never common. I'm Dandy Chiggins!

[@arturoasandoval8384]

Is nice house brian but try to buy a house is alot better is just my opinion brian thanks for the video

[@dennybe]

Hey that looks familiarly close by.

[@trevorsmith4356]

Just outside Dumaguete City Negros Oriental i pay $70 3500 pesos month solid block so happy

[@Gary-pogi]

And like many houses there the front gate can act as a ladder if you lose your key!

[@deadbugdoug]

keep looking

[@SoiBuakhaoRoutemasterbus]

Looks small compared to your current place but you can't be held hostage to a greedy landlord! If there are plenty of places to rent it should be a renters market, prices should fall as the landlords chase the renters, seems crazy that they would put their prices up! Especially if you have good tennents who pay on time and don't wreck the place, why risk losing them?.......

[@ragjamrock]

"A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush".A good tenant is money in the bank.

[@tedburnard841]

I would stay put Brian. No carport for the new bus, no under cover areas for Mad Max and the trike. There has to be better than that around mate! Just don’t be in a hurry to make a decision. Take your time.

[@tedburnard841]

Hmmm, broken drawer handle in the second bedroom. That first window screen you showed looked a bit roached out to me. It just has that air of neglect and cheap band-aid fixes to me.

[@WALTERBROADDUS]

@@tedburnard841 for 320 bucks? It's not a bad deal. I see people paying a thousand bucks for an apartment. He's getting an entire house.

[@tedburnard841]

@WALTERBROADDUS relative for their area in The Philippines. Their current place is more expensive, for sure, but is bigger, has lots more and is better value currently. Pity the owner is jacking up the rent by 20%, probably making the value borderline, which is most likely the reason Brian is shopping around

[@WALTERBROADDUS]

@@tedburnard841 at age 50 any place that's cheap and doesn't require snow shoveling; sounds pretty cool about now.

[@tedburnard841]

@WALTERBOARDDUS Looks like you should think about moving to the Phils ;) I couldn’t stand that either. I’m 68 and winters here in Adelaide, South Australia are mild by comparison, but still too cold and miserable for me. That’s why my Filipina wife and I are waiting to migrate to the Phils, as soon as China virus allows us to.

[@arizonaalchemy7572]

One doing the Work, the Others are giving Instructions to build it ! :)

[@sipsaam]

Tell the landlord: "if you raise the price with 20%, i leave , and you are probably months without rent..."

[@FranklinNJ]

Your house now has much more outside covered outdoor space so when it rains you can still hang out outside without getting wet. It will be very hard for you to find another similar house unless you build it yourself.

[@vondoromal7016]

That basketball ring was made just right...

[@redc8783]

I say no no carport, or shade area for sitting out side, neighbors too close no buffer

[@nowthatsfunny1]

Is 15 million pesos enough to last 20 years there if my Philipino wife and I moved there from the USA? I'm 50 and don't have a retirement but have saved a little. I'd really like to try it out but I keep telling myself if I go....I won't ever go back to the USA. Any help would be great! I enjoy your videos.

[@pulabam4064]

Sure you can do it...Main thing is to not live like a tourist...Keep the eating out, drinking out an bar hop to a minimum...Most everything here is less exp then in states...

[@markg999]

The biggest negative on renting is rent always goes higher over time....with a mortgage locked in price or none once paid off.

[@BoogurTWang]

Not a good move Brian, you might consider negotiating with your current landlord re; a Reduction your current rent.

[@arctan2010]

That hoop looks Shaq dunk proof!🏀

[@bluemarshall6180]

That basketball hoop will just be a gambling place called shooting. That's what trike drivers do. I still like where you currently live. It's wider and it's a corner lot. That house you showed looks like it floods there. There must be more around there and even better.

[@spurlworld]

There will be no dunking on that one

[@toddjohnston4788]

Is the kitchen cabinets short enough for LOT 😂 NICE HOUSE Brian. It's deceiving from the front, it has the room enough for family.

[@angelajohnston2440]

Brian its not a good move man look beneath the surface its nothing compared to what you have you would be crazy to move

[@thomasodetinape4180]

Yeah, that place looks rough.

[@markmessick9856]

Very nice house

[@darkage5]

That's good for a family with one child maybe but looking through the comments I see some upfront problems you could have. I would definitely drive by on a heavy rain day and see if the property gets flooded out. The fact that there is no lip in the main Cr bothers me. On the other hand. You have much more property for the dogs to run around and ample space for a garden. I am a proponent of space so that place would be a no for me.

[@johncoates8363]

I know it's sad and I know it's true how prices fluctuate as to your skin

[@AFSHomestead]

Hey Brian it looks good, make a move....

[@byronjones7263]

Rents coming down now? When does moratorium on evictions end? I would try to delay by renting month to month if possible until the mass evictions begin. A renter with steady US$ income is a gold standard for landlords. Perhaps try for 5 year with option to renew for 5 more years.

[@davebnly]

Steady US income won't be any good if the government lets the dollar + pensions collapse. Just saying, you need to be prepared for any outcome, the risk is real at this point.

[@lenardill4851]

land lords in angeles dont think that way. they will leave a place empty sometimes for years rather than lower the price. In western countries land lords are often paying off a mortgage. but in the philippines they usually paid for house as it was being built sometimes over a long period of time

[@byronjones7263]

@@davebnly Risk is ever present. Peso is a US$ backed currency and is falling in value to the $. I always have at least $5k in cash dollars OUTSIDE of bank for emergency exit.

[@byronjones7263]

@@lenardill4851 BULLSHIT! Friend got a 5yr w/ 5yr option in Clarkview, because he/we knew how to sell it! Told Momma it will be a great pension payment to you. I got a 3yr+ 3yr option I left drop because of virus. Some know HOW TO WIN, others know shit. I never look at any property before knowing seller's/landlord's issues.Satisfy their issues/needs and GET WHAT YOU WANT, Real Estate or girlfriends'.

[@lenardill4851]

@@byronjones7263 true savvy landlords know that having a foreigner is a good option less damage and more likely to pay. A lot of them are not savvy which was my point. After Pinatubo i saw 100s of houses going to ruin. The owners still thought there house was gold. The smart ones dropped the price and had an income but many did not.

[@manuelcamomot5152]

Good info .

[@danielhackney7806]

20% increase after 2 years seems very high. I've lived in a very nice condo for 10 years and it's only gone up 20%. But i do have a good relationship with the landlord. He says of all his rental properties I complain the least. LOL

[@johnyoungieyoung123]

In "Land of the free" that hoop would require a building permit, and a permit for the hole to be dug by an accredited, licensed and bonded hole digger, it would have to be inspected every step of the way by city, county and state agencies, all taking licensing, inspection and application fees every step of the way. Tt would have to be signed off by the building department and ADA to accommodate disabled players etc. It must be nice to live in the real "Land of the free" Brian.

[@gingercat777]

Pity they don't do that for Florida condos.....oh wait.

[@johnyoungieyoung123]

@@gingercat777 I have that sinking feeling they do!

[@dandychiggins2215]

Sounds like you live in Commiefornia!

[@gingercat777]

@@dandychiggins2215 Better than Fascist-a-Largo

[@truttman]

To be fair, in the "land of the free", there are underground utility and equipment safety and liability concerns that have to be acknowledged. In the PI, not so much.

[@nonilev2729]

I wonder what would be the price of this house in case of buying it? I know I'm a foreigner and not able to do it but just for my knowledge.. And where is it located in terms of distance from walking street... Have fun and keep on your great work broadcasting to us from there.

[@willneedwater]

I think you'd be happier finding a place near the scuba diving.

[@danp1043]

Nice thought, but HG doesn't want to change school and lose all her friends. Life is different when you have kids. You have to take what's best for them into account.

[@surfwaves8636]

How come Filipino basketball courts never have nets attached to the rims? $320 is too expensive. Every Filipino house I've ever been in is too dark. Small yard so your neighbors will hear your business. It reminds me of a stuffy coffin.

[@soytitv4114]

Not allow Shaquille o'neal dunk, Brian🤣🤣

[@warrenbannister8969]

I had a feeling from the first part of the video, that you would never move to that place, way too small for you guys. Mention to your current landlord, that he or she is very lucky to have renters right now, I've watch our subdivision here and homes are for rent and sale everywhere. Your landlord should realize that they are very lucky to have there place rented and if they raise the rate, you could very easily find another place!!! Ya, they think their property is the only one, LOL, believe me it's not. You'll have no problem finding another place, if you want.

[@mountaingreen8360]

Current house has a lot more covered area for hanging out

[@robertn2813]

I don't like that house . Your current house is much better ~!!!

[@fourthquarter3922]

and more $$

[@johncoates8363]

Yeah Brian your landlord wants to go up 20% is that 20% on The skin tax

[@masakivlogs]

Looks nice 👍

[@antonindamov8736]

Any idea how much is to bay the house ?

[@kwickdraw4643]

If your neighborhood has a lot of rentals, maybe you should ask for a 20% decrease in rent and negotiate from there.

[@alansawesomeketoworld4612]

Nice little place

[@holy.motivation]

7:29 that tissue paper ! Hahah

[@shaunblack5365]

BRIAN I THINK IT IS TOO SMALL FOR YOUR EXPANDING FAMILY

[@johnkeogh42]

Nice house to rent. Go for it

[@clsybear]

No, keep looking

[@Pleasurechest985]

Yes, it has bugs!

[@egovorch]

Brian, I was wondering since you are married and not in AC for the night life what is the draw the keeps you there rather than find a place better for raising children that is not directly in the city. Is your KZbin channel part of the reason you stay in AC?

[@davidconley3610]

Way too small for you Brian 👍

[@brendandoherty2159]

There's some law or other about how much a landlord can raise the rental price per year, I thought it was 5%, which I guess would equate to a max increase in 2 years of 10%, might be worth spending P500 with an attorney to check that out. I'm paying P13,750/month for a 3 bedroom 2 bath house, larger than this one with a covered car port and a little more space outside, like you, my contract is up soon but unlike past years there's NO talk thus far about an increase, I'm hopeful my landlord HAS enough business acumen to understand that getting a new tenant at the moment may be difficult and takes an appropriate approach to the natural greed that all landlords here appear to suffer from!!! At 6am this morning I did my usual 30 min heart healthy walk and noted that the "for rent" properties I'd noticed on my previous walks were ALL still unrented, that's 3 or 4 months or more these places have been lying empty, problem is most Pinoy landlords seem happier to do that than accept a cheaper rental price, I don't get it myself?!?!?

[@rogergarnham3202]

Very true, seldom think better to have at least some occupancy! Leaving a place empty for years entails a major refurbishing!