usapang bahay

**shadow** · October 14th, 2007 02:46 PM

Originally Posted by larshell

Wow! Parang wala sa Bulacan itong bahay na ito. I like it. Swerte mo naman. Mukhang napakatahimik sa lugar na ito. Kahit malayo ang work mo dito sarap umuwi. Gusto ko itong design ng bahay ba ito kasi parang pwede lahat ng kulay na mauso and I love big windows.

dude, hinde bahay nila m2 yan, ganyan ang gusto nila pagawa in the future..hehehe pero tama ka maganda nga...

**usokpower** · October 14th, 2007 03:55 PM

Originally Posted by DonT

Just a question na rin sa mga meron ng sariling bahay.
Is it mortgaged? Or is it payed off?

Is it better to take advantage of bank loans, para magamit mo yung extra cash for some other investment?

Kasi di ba..Houses or Real Estate is somewhat a Liability (takes money out of your pocket) ..instead of an Asset (Brings money to your pocket).

Nah. I disagree.

Although a bulk of your income will be slashed by paying monthly amortizations. Nonetheless a house is still an asset because it is a sound investment. Because as time progresses the value of your lot will appreciate more than 100% from the value during the time you purchased your house.

BTW, may alam ba kayong website where you can design your own room? Select or choose color combinations sa paint ng wall? Pag google dami masyado

**usokpower** · October 14th, 2007 04:19 PM

Originally Posted by VtEC

sa kahirapan ng buhay sa pinas, mas malamang madami pa yong mga nagrerent ng bahay or mga mag asawa na nakatira pa sa mga magulang.

tanong kolang, kailan ka nagkaroon ng sarili mong bahay or kailan ang target date mo na magkaron ng sarili?

Yes. tama ka diyan sa kahirapan ng buhay ngayon iilan lang talaga ang may sariling bahay. Unlike nung time ng parents natin even a rank and file employee could afford to buy a residential unit. Ngayon kahit manager hirap din or to some extent VPs. Kaya marami umaalis.

But if you look at the flipside of our current situation. May advantage din naman. Think about it ang interest rate noon is around 30% ngayon between 8-15%. The question is how will you improve your credentials to get a loan. Yung legal way ha.

**v6dreamer** · October 15th, 2007 11:21 AM

Originally Posted by usokpower

Nah. I disagree.

Although a bulk of your income will be slashed by paying monthly amortizations. Nonetheless a house is still an asset because it is a sound investment. Because as time progresses the value of your lot will appreciate more than 100% from the value during the time you purchased your house.

BTW, may alam ba kayong website where you can design your own room? Select or choose color combinations sa paint ng wall? Pag google dami masyado

www.behr.com

**_Cathy_** · February 1st, 2011 02:06 PM

No house of my own yet. I really look up to those people who manage to buy their own house/condo before 30. Yung hindi mana or bigay ng parents.

**jansky** · February 1st, 2011 05:14 PM

wala pa bahay pero meron na lote (200sq mts) sa Baguio

nag iipon pa para kahit papaano malagyan na ng poste

balak rin kumuha along laguna.. pero di pa siguro ngayon

**chua_riwap** · February 1st, 2011 05:33 PM

Yung katabi kong property nabili ko na rin at may bahay na. Masarap yung feeling na may sarili ka nang bahay, secured ang place at well maintained ng developer.

Kung di pa ako nag-OFW, di siguro ako magkakabahay ng sarili. Kung dyan lang ako sa Pinas, walang mangyayari, di ko maipupundar ang lahat na ito........

**desert fox** · February 1st, 2011 05:43 PM

Originally Posted by chua_riwap

Yung katabi kong property nabili ko na rin at may bahay na. Masarap yung feeling na may sarili ka nang bahay, secured ang place at well maintained ng developer.

Kung di pa ako nag-OFW, di siguro ako magkakabahay ng sarili. Kung dyan lang ako sa Pinas, walang mangyayari, di ko maipupundar ang lahat na ito........

nice kosa...

pwede ko kaya ipambili properties mga resibo ko ng mga padala ko sa Pinas?

jk.

**Sarsi** · February 1st, 2011 06:02 PM

When we (my wife and I) got married a few years ago, we agreed that we will not live with my/her parents' place. ang hirap nun

Since she lives in an apartment when she was still single, and i live anywhere

(depends on the day of the week), we decided to live in her apartment for a week and transferred to another place (rented).

We rented 3 houses in 4 years before we moved to our current home (condo) two years ago, our very own.

Planning to put the dream house on our vacant lot somewhere in the vicinity in he next few years.

**desert fox** · February 1st, 2011 06:13 PM

isa ko property, ibenenta ko para sa libing ng nanay ko....

aanhin ko yun, kung di naman mabigyan ng disenteng burol at libing Nanay ko?

ang hirap nito, wala naman ibang tutulong,kundi kapamilya lang...

No regrets at all...

miss you mom!!!