3500 Peso Apartment in Trece Martires City !! ($70US)

3500 Peso One Bedroom Rental in Trece Martires City !!! ($70US) Safe decent Neighborhood near everything !!!

[@cadizwilmo9687]

Geez Steve - not bad for $70/mont & it's brand new! Really enjoy seeing these rentals you're showing us. Thanks again.

[@MrSteven5975]

More to come!

[@cadizwilmo9687]

@@MrSteven5975 Thanks Steve - can't wait to see more.

[@RYANUSNAVY-gc1bh]

HEY STEVE>>.YOU CANT GO WRONG WITH THAT PRICE $70 PER MONTH OR $840 PER YEAR...THINK ABOUT THAT...$840 FOR 1 YEARS RENT... DEFINITELY NEED TO UPGRADE TO AMERICAN STANDARD TOILET & SHOWER...ADD SMALL COMPACT AIRCON & BIG SCREEN T.V. & REFRIGERATOR & MICROWAVE..KEEP UP THE GREAT VIDEO'S...LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING THE LOCAL GYM VIDEO... THANKS...HAPPY VETERANS DAY...THANKS FOR YOUR SERVICE...

[@Cons2911]

That’s less than my monthly rent ($1200). I mean I know it’s not the same, but still, what a difference

[@daveingram8226]

Thanks for posting Steve, it’s quaint, invest a couple hundred bucks in A/C and shower and it would be a nice little place.

[@scotkuyekendall1448]

Nice I always like a variety cheaper the better sometimes you can always work your way up.

[@kitkatz9984]

Thank you..this is great....can you please show us a couple more...watching from CA

[@MrSteven5975]

We are always looking for more.

[@edkleindienst381]

Wow, other places are $400-$500 a month. This is crazy affordable.

[@MrSteven5975]

Yes it is !!👍✌️

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

Thanks for showing it.

[@michaellee2652]

I'm loving these videos Steve! I'm a single guy living and working in Saudi Arabia. All I'm doing is paying of debt and saving money. I can't wait to be debt free again and have enough money to move somewhere where I can pay rent for a year or two up front and relax. My profession as a graphic designer will allow me to work anywhere in the world and make enough to buy food and what not. Loving life and definitely thinking about moving to the Philippines!

[@daviddodge9607]

I really like your house videos , gives a real idea on affordable housing 🙂

[@aicsusa]

Nice little and the price is great. I would want a little bigger living room. Thanks for sharing. Take care and god bless.

[@lowtech67]

Thanks! I'm really enjoying the rental videos. They've really given me an idea of what to expect there. I've lived in smaller places before but that would be a great "starter" home for anyone coming in-country. Especially for the first time. Myself? I could live with everything but the bathroom, it would definitely have to have an upgrade! ha.

[@MrSteven5975]

Lol

[@davetherave4599]

Once again, very nice. Can't beat that anywhere for the money. I have lived in some of the most overpriced and overtaxed locales over the years. NYC. Boston. New Jersey. And now, Israel. I'm ready for a break. Sign me up!

[@cesaroscar8036]

Good morning Happy Veterans Day

[@mikedammann6694]

I think that’s a great start if you want to learn the lay of the land for a new retiree. So you can travel around and see where your future lies, it is too small for a couple I think but like I said it’s a start.

[@007thematrix007]

you need to do more of these housing/rentals types of vlogs, the expat wave might be comin' over there soon!

[@MrSteven5975]

Absolutely!!!! It’s coming

[@kfox4973]

Its perfect price, if you want to live like this. As you said, you will get what you pay. This is a fair price. I could not live there, I am more the province person. I prefer silence and no traffic, but have to accept also the disadvantages in the infrastructure.

[@lifeofleon1025]

Steve, Franco here, from NY. I am astounded by your content! Retirement in the Philippines is truly affordable for someone like me who has a limited 401K, a house on Long Island, NY, and a SS benefit that should net me ~$1500 US. I thought I was doomed but video after video you show me the possibilities of living a very decent lifestyle in the Philippines. Truth be told, I've never been interested in living in a condo in downtown Manila. So the reality of living in the outskirts/suburbs of a big city, quasi adapting to Filipino food (lots to discover), and being sorta frugal, can net me a $1,000 a month budget? I am taking in lots of information as I plan my last few years of work here in the US and then make my way to the Philippines. With that kind of budget, I am thinking I could continue to save and build a buffer till my dying day. Thanks so much for your words. Means so much to me! -Franco

[@MrSteven5975]

If you ever have any questions just shoot me an email asking for my phone number here. It’s free to call me here on my American number. My email is [e-mail]

[@jimgall3725]

Very, very nice for P42,00/ 1 YEAR'S rent. That's less than $ 900 year; P42K / 365 = P115/day or $2 plus change. AND the CR has a towel rack which for some odd reason, is not a normal feature in many places. Clean, secure, bug and pest free.

[@carlschleicher5516]

No roosters. You keep finding places with no roosters. Really like the street convenience.

[@justmusic8166]

Appreciate the rentals videos,like you said you can probably work with the landlord

[@Mr30Dennis]

Amazing! Thanks for the video.

[@porkpie8667]

Another clean cheap place Cheers

[@cmm3110]

No Shower??? I think I'd go crazy after a few days/night from that street noise.

[@MrSteven5975]

A shower is as easy as changing if the spigot and adding a hose.

[@PaulAshton-affiliate.]

Thanks, Steve.

[@michaelwallen6093]

U R A TRUE MASTER TO FIND GOOD VERY CHEAP APARTMENTS IN PH! VERY GOOD, BECAUSE THE HOTELS IN YOUR AREA ARE EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE! AFTER CHECKING AGODA, BOOKING & HOTELS.

[@marklee8484]

Good work. very affordable.

[@fatherwolfs1]

New to your channel and watched a few of your videos. I hear many vloggers saying that's not really living and enjoying life. I have one question, some folks have lived for years in small trailers and RV's. I don't think they would turn that down! Rganks for your work! 🙏🐺

[@MrSteven5975]

Many live in their cars on SS and it’s getting worse. This is a great alternative for many. I live in a really nice small place and live very happy here. Way happier than back home. Thanks for watching and commenting.✌️👍❤️💪🇺🇸

[@fatherwolfs1]

@@MrSteven5975 True, I see little wrong what you showed, agreed with the colour of the place. Would be fine for me, even dumping water down the toilet, exercise is good 🙏🐺

[@marksjourneytothephilippin9574]

I’m so jealous my crappy apartment in the states is $1,200 a month for 1 bedroom (big city)

[@cleasberg3461]

if you let me stay for free dont ever want stay so pore i newer going to be ok this its perfect for us people

[@timsretirementjourney8323]

Thanks for the house tour and info. The price is great but with the Filipino style CR and no stove or cupboards in the kitchen the initial expense would be higher than a place that already has those things, but once it's set up would be pretty cheap living. I wonder how many sq meters total that house is?

[@hg2.]

Hope and options - thank you!

[@deepfakesforreal9487]

Most expats prefer gated condo for security. I will be there for 2 months, will also try a condo or serviced apartment but for a different reason: furniture.

[@ronaandres8253]

I’ve seen houses here in the US that are big but full of junk. There’s no room to move around.

[@troothserum585]

Cool 😎 I'll contact you, and big up to all us veteran's👊💕

[@garycourtney740]

Nice

[@shootingstar999]

The Philippine toilet is really freaking me out and looks scary especially without a lid....Ahhhhhhhhh.....Nightmare on Elm Street, I'm sick to my stomach.

[@MrSteven5975]

Lol

[@bannertraveller5879]

Stay in your home country You would not do well there

[@jeeveswinston2545]

I w@s just thinking that, you take your shower and use that water to dump in the toilet. I bet 5gal buckets are cheap.... lol. But a hand held shower head. A rice cooker, induction plate and microwave. A/C unit, and internet, WHAM ! all set. I would have my stoop outside for chilling and that would be just fine.

[@MrSteven5975]

Not a bad home

[@OregonSteve]

rooster's are a nice option for a fresh chicken 🍗 dinner lol 😅

[@waterbug1135]

How does rent work there? Lease duration, month-to-month, etc... I assume you covered this in other videos, maybe a link. I'd also like to see the electric panel in these types of places. I assume breakers? I live in the US in a "normal" 1700sf house, but inside I live in basically one room. I've been moving toward smaller and smaller spaces for about 15 years and have liked smaller spaces a lot. It was a little hard to switch being use to having lots of unused rooms. The rest of the house I converted to a shop for wood working, gardening and other projects because those are things I enjoy and I live in Phoenix AZ so building a big shop isn't an easy property to find. I just prefer making things rather than watching TV all day every day. I still need to figure out exactly how bathrooms are used in the Philippines so I can start practicing and getting use to that. I think it's easier to get used to the Philippines lifestyle here first slowly. Thanks for posting.

[@MrSteven5975]

Rents work the same as back home. The breakers are the same as back home in all the units I’ve shown. Showers can be attached to the spigot in the bathroom and most places can put in an American toilet if you pay or ask them. The changes here are not that big if you plan properly. 👍❤️✌️🙏🏻🇺🇸

[@waterbug1135]

@@MrSteven5975 Thanks. Yes, I understood the shower, easy. I plan on adapting to how Filipinos use the CR...part of the adventure. Just need to know the delicate details of using their toilet. I've seen one video that was pretty clear, but it's kind of like "really? Am I really doing this right?" type thing. And I know many other places in the world do the same, custom for example only eating food with your right hand because the left is for use in the CR.

[@Cons2911]

If shower is not available..there will be err, i cant remember the term, like a pail or bucket but with a handle on the side. You basically have a bigger bucket to put your water in and you use the pail and pour it over yourself. A lot of areas wont have heaters.. but then again it’s typically hot enough (no winter).

[@macray63]

Perfect for a single person but you can almost get a whole house for $300 a month in cavite

[@MrSteven5975]

True

[@joeGuizan]

Glad to know. Are utilities on the renter?

[@MrSteven5975]

Yes

[@MARINAPAHAM]

nice one.. ❤️🙏

[@taherchaudhary4702]

Incredible price. What kind of amenities are nearby walking distance?

[@MrSteven5975]

Just about everything you need is close by.

[@78swats]

Wow, so it is really possible to retire in Trece Martires City for under $300 per month. Wow. What am I still doing in US? We need to find ways to sound proof the bed room though. I think it will take a long time to get used to the traffic noise.

[@MrSteven5975]

You cannot retire anywhere for $300 a month. $1000 is a safe amount for a single man per month.

[@soldierofpeace1620]

It has been very difficult to see something in between, not 70 or not 300 Is there in between ? 150-200 but larger one bedroom with maybe more spay and or kitchen ? Thank you

[@MrSteven5975]

We are looking but renters copy other people’s designs.

[@OzeMike]

Steve good information and video. Would PLDT Fiber internet be available most places there? My gf is Tagalog speaking and we are considering moving from Dumaguete in Negros Oriental where they speak Visaya to Cavite once the lockdown ends. I am paying P12k a month for a small 2 bedroom 2 bath with really small garden here. The PLDT Fiber I have is excellent speed for sports streaming etc. so would hope to get it in Cavite if we moved there.

[@MrSteven5975]

Great internet here

[@soldierofpeace1620]

Space*

[@ByronSecurity]

👍

[@83Utica]

Not bad, there much difference in amenities/yard in the $100 to $150 range in this area?

[@MrSteven5975]

Each area is totally different in pricing and what you get.

[@af763]

what happens if u rent and there is a fire that destroys the home. Are u responible ? There is no such thing as home insurance there?

[@MrSteven5975]

If it’s from wires it’s on them probably. Not sure. Most people are poor and the building is brick in most cases. They just let it go..... nothing you can do if the person is broke ..... even if negligence is involved. But they do have insurance if you want it. See link I left in the comments.

[@MrSteven5975]

www.philstar.com/business/2019/08/18/1944218/mytown-bdo-insurance-introduce-renters-insurance-co-living-tenants/amp/

[@MrSteven5975]

lifestyle.inquirer.net/9011/renters-need-insurance-too/amp/

[@scottjohnson921]

It's 100% concrete. What on earth is going to burn in a fire? And if it's an electrical fire, all the wires are inside the concrete block.

[@justdoitskully]

What city/village is this ?

[@MrSteven5975]

Trece Martires City

[@Jerryaguirremakeuptutorials]

Bakante pa pina interesado po ako paki chat Lang ako ASOP po mag kano po yong down payment salamat po

[@ma.aileenduque4255]

Is this available?

[@MrSteven5975]

No, it’s gone now

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

what is the sqm?

[@MrSteven5975]

Not sure. This particular one is gone now. No longer available

[@georgegoodwin217]

I can and will have something si9

[@caseyroskwitalski4647]

For the algo

[@eduardodominguez5917]

Available pa?

[@MrSteven5975]

No

[@Julie-antv]

If you have vacant sir i want to rent..where in trece martires city?

[@MrSteven5975]

All taken at the moment

[@johainahmacote1787]

Saan po ito sa trece marteris

[@MrSteven5975]

C.Rodil St...... But it’s no longer available. The ones I posted yesterday are available still and on the same street.

[@Mark-wv6sg]

Is there much crime there,good vlog thx 🙂

[@MrSteven5975]

Thanks

[@spurlworld]

Can you show some in Iloilo?

[@MrSteven5975]

I wish I could help.

[@vermontsmostobesetubaplaye1988]

How do you keep bugs out?

[@MrSteven5975]

We put door sweeps and buy ant chalk. I did a video about what I did in my home. It works decent and keeps out bugs.

[@vermontsmostobesetubaplaye1988]

@@MrSteven5975 thanks!

[@miroslawbrysmirek1165]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@Julie-antv]

Do have vacant sir?

[@MrSteven5975]

All taken

[@corazonduban8833]

Available pa po?

[@MrSteven5975]

Not available

[@jenserikjohansson6228]

Esy but cheep

[@dennisbaker412]

Thats a dump,even for the PI!!

[@MrSteven5975]

It’s a choice for some...

[@deanmcmahon6768]

👍