From $2,200 Rent in Texas to $700 in Philippines - Here’s How….

[@TheSavvyExpat]

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[@Scpr.ValerieMay]

What ever country The important is your happy and honest. And having a healty life with love ones❤🎉😅😊

[@colonMicheal9]

I am in my early 60s and retired at 53. Lots of people gave me pushback because they had difficulty grasping the concept of not working if you don’t have to. I looked at my life as stages. I earned everything I have now through a lot of hard work, but I owe it to myself to “stop and smell the roses” in my final stage of life. In my case I left the country after I retired and live in Latin America. It allowed me to get away from all the negative things happening in America while appreciating my new environment. I have yet to meet anyone who regrets retirement.

[@colonMicheal9]

Thank you for this Pointer. It was easy to find your handler, She seems very proficient and flexible. I booked a call session with her.

[@bornonjuly7052]

The kind of Fil- Am you guys are really cool.You try to reconnect to your heritage at your mid years dicovering your country and has a high faith in us Filipinos. You contributes in your own way in building our beautiful country Kudos to you Ivan and all others like you.

[@Scpr.ValerieMay]

What ever country The important is your happy and honest. And having a healty life with love ones❤🎉😅😊

[@user-dd8em1bb5w]

In my case when I retired I’ll go back to Philippines but will continue paying my mortgage here in California for my children nowadays everything is expensive and will try to help them as I can

[@mvttjacob]

Great vid guys, met Mart irl too and he’s a super cool guy

[@TheSavvyExpat]

Most definitely 🤝

[@garyburgmylifeandtimes6354]

Another great interview Evan. Helping people with a smooth transition to the Philippines makes a huge difference in settling into a new lifestyle.

[@Dreamer20239]

Main thing is you’re happy jnside out. I will retire in the Philippines next year. Looking forward to it. Province life is the best. Good luck to you young man.

[@daviddarden1915]

Wow, I really give a respect for the gentleman 👏 who served in the military 🪖, now a military 🪖 veteran. Savy Expat, I thank you for helping him in transitioning to the Philippines 🇵🇭 ❤️. I am looking forward 😊 for this by end of 2025 next year to early 2026..Thank you and GOD SPEED in the Philippines 🇵🇭 ❤️ 😊.

[@charlesc.6767]

RENT IS CHEAP , but no matter how much money you have you cant stop the noise.

[@Filo-Joe]

Old fart needs a quiet environment just a cemetery

[@sfrealestatedealmaker6001]

@@torres8988half “Pinoy” bro, I’m just like you. You’re right about the scammers 😂 it’s a tough economy so it pushes people to do desperate things.

[@soniafontanilla747]

​@@torres8988. How much more if you're dealing with relatives who are leeches .😢

[@robocop581]

Meh. Depends where the Luxury condo is located. I'm in Ortigas and it's crickets because I'm high up and the windows are double glazed. Even by the pool I'm insulated by the noise as all I hear is the wind

[@anthonyseo]

Sup, Mart! Good to see another island Marine! I just moved to Cebu, let’s link up!

[@freyafoxmusic]

Can you assist with any work around to verify G Cash accounts ? I don’t have an ACR

[@juliusarceo3800]

It's happening as we speak......."the tokenization of real world assets: Stocks, bonds, real estate, essentially anything of real value" onto distributed ledger systems (i.e. Blockchain). Once the markets have matured with proper regulations in place (hopefully) and interoperability between ecosystems, you will be able to trade 24/7/365, more efficiently, with lightning speed settlement times and much lower trading fees. Time zones with respect to when exchanges open for trading will be irrelevant. NOT Financial Advice. Good luck with your trading!

[@jobet808]

He’s an island boy like me!!

[@lasvegasnevada7514]

Rent is cheap in the Philippines but gas, transportation and groceries are not.

[@sfrealestatedealmaker6001]

Jeeps and tricycles are super cheap.

[@Gregory-Masovutch]

Renting in the Philippines is a crazy idea. Few owners actually make repairs and deferred maintenance is a big problem. Plus if the place is sold or the rent is increased you have keep moving. Another problem is check writing where prepay checks for the term of the lease are required from your Philippine Bank. You will need an ACR card and/or married to a Filipina to open up or get approved for a bank account. Most places are dumps when it comes to renting. Few owners want to rent to foreigners as well. They are unpredictable.

[@TT-by7tv]

peeeeeeeeee noy :)

[@frankiefernandez9225]

❤️🇵🇭🥇🏆🍻

[@kendal690]

Of coarse he is in BGC😂😂😂😂😂 Shocking😂😂😂😂😂

[@culturechangers5911]

He shouldn’t have moved back. There’s more job opportunities in the US especially for young people he will miss out on. If you’re from the US, Philippines is where you go to retire when you’re old but not for someone trying to still grow their careers and make money. Also, day trading is not a stable source of income, that’s why he probably chose Philippines to live cheaper cuz he can’t afford life in Texas anymore.

[@eazye088]

That's why I'm only going to stay in the Philippines in the winter between December - April. The contract work I do is just too lucrative to pass up and easy. I'll be saving up and dropping money a house in the meantime.

[@TheSavvyExpat]

Everybody has a different path both career wise and regarding lifestyle preference. Mart does very well for himself, he chose to live here because of the lifestyle.

[@sfrealestatedealmaker6001]

“Better job opportunities” BUT also way higher cost of living 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@freyafoxmusic]

Day trading is absolutely a stable source of income.. I have no idea what you are on. But the best day traders make millions a month Easy retirement money

[@DeviSrisailam-v7l]

I love the culture but I hate looking at any form of material Poverty. As an elitist person with great wealth, I would rather keep my wealth in America and avoid impoverished areas or people. That’s why I will never move myself or my money to the Philippines. I sincerely despise poverty. At least in America I have the choice and ability to use my money and keep away from anything related to poverty or inconvenience. In the Philippines, you have to face the Pobreza of the nation and blend to adjust with their conservative culture. In America I can be very comfortable and Choose a wealthy lifestyle and block anything that will bring me problems. The last time I visited, I could not stay longer than seven days before I booked my trip back from Pampanga to Los Angeles. I don’t think that country will really change even in the next Century. They don’t even give Divorce to women and there are also no LGBT rights. Philippines is far from a perfect country, despite the illusion of a “tourist beach paradise”. But I also understand the sex appeal to many foreigners who seek their prostitution culture like in Thailand. Philippines also ♥️ their Bugaw culture and local Corruption and Bribery is so rampant. Truly so.

[@md929]

Maarte. 😂

[@DeviSrisailam-v7l]

@@md929 Aristocrata, elitista as well.

[@md929]

@@DeviSrisailam-v7l Let's go to Divisoria DeviSria. You will love it. Perfect for you. 😉

[@md929]

@@DeviSrisailam-v7l super maarte ka talaga. Ha nanay? 😆

[@sfrealestatedealmaker6001]

@@md929The original poster is a provinciana that married a white guy, got flown to the states and now thinks she’s too good for her own people 😂 no self made wealthy people would ever post what she posted. Ridiculous, uneducated and low class is what I get from what I’ve read.