hr3
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Just wondering if anybody here has done this ?? The wife is from there and we are looking for houses now. Any thoughts on banking ?
Retireing this fall and moveing to the Philippines...
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mjarrels
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My wife wants to do it, I hated rainy season. Can live very good on 85,000 pesos a month. I'm watching the new president and how it works out. The dead body count is raising quickly. My Pillippine drivers license is good until 2020.
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Yup. As a squar, about 149 ft. by 148 ft.
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I suppose if I was an invalid, I could make do with a 1/2 ac. I just can't see me living like that now. I have too many tools and machines that I'm not willing to give up just yet although I'm not married either. 
After moving to the country from housing where you could reach out and practically touch the next house, I've grown accustomed to the free space and quiet. Not to mention being able to do anything I want on the property (no restrictions/ordinances). I'd go crazy with nothing to do or work on.
I admire your dedication to the marriage and hope that perhaps there's a meeting point. Any chance of buying a farm over there?
After moving to the country from housing where you could reach out and practically touch the next house, I've grown accustomed to the free space and quiet. Not to mention being able to do anything I want on the property (no restrictions/ordinances). I'd go crazy with nothing to do or work on.I admire your dedication to the marriage and hope that perhaps there's a meeting point. Any chance of buying a farm over there?