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We’re Selling Our House In The Cool City of Lipa

Earlier this year, I mentioned how we enjoyed our 40-day vacation in our newly-built house in the cool, clean, and refreshing Lipa City. It was a fun-filled yet quiet vacation away from the chaotic Manila.

You can view from our porch and window the majestic, mythical, and historical Mt. Malarayat. History books also call it Malipunyo or Susong Dalaga. Our summer vacation mornings felt like Christmas season because of the cool breeze coming from the mountain and the trees!

But as much as we want to keep the property, we have to let it go (ASAP!) as we need to transfer to another property in the urban Lipa City where our new business will operate and will require our full attention.

Here are the details of our house and lot:

PROPERTY DETAILS

RUSH!!! AS IS WHERE IS!

House Type: Newly-built 3-Bedroom Bungalow
Street: Santo Nino Drive
Barangay: Sto. Nino, Lipa City, Batangas
Lot Area in sqm: 200
Floor Area in sqm: 80
Offer Price (CASH ONLY!): PHP 1,595,000.00

Other Details
15-minute drive to Puregold, SM Lipa, and Robinson’s malls
2 Bedrooms
1 Master’s Bedroom with own Bathroom
1 Common Bathroom
Garage
Porch
with own electricity line (Batelec)
Water line (on going application)
Great for retirees and those who love nature!
Beside 3C Nature Resort and near The Farm at San Benito!

Note:
**The house is 95% finished (you will just have to paint it according to your desired color scheme)
***Located along the main road (Sto. Nino Drive). Public utility jeepneys and tricycles are available.
****Currently occupied and maintained by caretakers.

If you decide to buy it NOW, we will give you a SPECIAL DISCOUNT!

Contact Info and Inquiry Form

To inquire and get more details, please fill-out the buyer inquiry form below:

Please use this form only if you are a serious buyer. Kindly fill-out as completely and as accurately as possible. You may follow-up on your inquiry by sending an email to rurugut369@gmail.com first. You can then text/sms +63-916-2953058 after sending your email inquiry.

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Here are some of the images of our house and lot:

the main door and the garage with enough room for bigger vehicles

my daughter and niece having a great time in front of our house

The main road in front of our house. And yes, horses are a familiar view as we are surrounded by haciendas and farms (behind us is Mikee Arroyo’s hacienda)

IMG_3115[1] — Sto. Nino Drive. You will notice the pink banners where our neighbor 3C Leisure Resort is located

My wife enjoying the view of the farm and Mt. Malarayat. Migratory birds such as seagulls and cattle egrets are the usual visitors here.

KookyBooks — My wife and I enjoyed reading books at our porch. You surely will too!

BahayLIpa — This is my view of nature and Mt. Malarayat while taking a rest from blogging

a sneak peak during the construction of the house earlier this year.

Again, fill out the form if you are a serious buyer only.

You may follow-up on your inquiry by sending an email to rurugut369@gmail.com first. You can then text/sms +63-916-2953058 after sending your email inquiry.

Thank you!

#5By20: How The Program is Empowering Women Sari-Sari Store Entrepreneurs

From fruit farmers to artisans to vendors, women around the world are already pillars of Coca-Cola’s business.

That’s why the people at the Coca-Cola Company are building on that foundation by implementing programs to help women entrepreneurs.

Through #5by20, Coca-Cola is addressing the most common barriers to success women face. They do this by giving them access to business skills training courses, financial services and connections with peers or mentors.

And their goal is the empowerment of 5 million women micro-entrepreneurs by the year 2020.

Listen to the inspiring stories of Ate Nora and Ate Nida by clicking the Coca-Cola 5by20 red banner below.

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Kung kaya ni Ate Nida at Ate Nora, kaya nyo rin!

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To mark the occasion Westways Vendings has created this infographic which explores 123 fascinating facts about the world’s favourite beverage!

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How Can OFW’s Avoid These 3G’s

After years of working abroad, many of our OFWs go home without savings. Those who relied on their paychecks alone usually end up wondering where their salaries went.

Many of the reasons include having luxurious lifestyle, cravings for gadgets, and too much attachment to friends abroad. But some of the most avoided reasons to talk about are infidelity, failed business ventures, and being scammed by strangers or worse, by those they considered as friends.

As we always advise to Filipinos working abroad, the ways to secure one’s future is by planning for it financially and ahead of time, saving and investing regularly, and having a disciplined spending habit.

In order to do that, these three following addictive habits should be avoided.

How To Avoid These 3G’s (Gadgets, Good Time, and Girls/Guys) While Abroad

1) Avoiding New Gadgets

Having one smartphone at a time is enough. Craving for it every time a new version comes out is not. If the gadget you are dying to grab is not essential to improve your finances, better let it go.

It’s not that it’s bad to have new gadgets. But make sure that you will use it not only to make you feel happy, but to further help you out in your business, investments, or in improving your craft and core skills.

Also, instead of craving for expensive gadgets that lose value in a very short time, it’s recommended that you save up or invest for it. It’s the better move rather than take the money from your salary while you are fully aware that you still have debts and responsibilities to address first.

THINK about the opportunity of your money to grow if you invest it instead of spending it on the latest gadgets just to impress others.

2) Avoiding Good Time

Many OFWs vent their boredom and homesickness by joining other Filipino friends in having parties and worst, sharing with their vices.

There have been a lot of stories of OFWs not being able to save because of their weekly partying and gatherings. The more scarier stories are those who were incarcerated because of forbidden alcoholic drinks or illegal gambling.

It’s good to acquaint and be involved in community activities overseas with different organizations. But if you are shelling out money every time you attend these gatherings instead of addressing your financial woes, then it’s best that you consider looking for a lesser expensive weekly group activities.

Or better yet, LOOK for ways to earn more through the internet.

3) Avoiding Girls

Our single guys would definitely call me “KJ” for including this in the list. But think about this. If you spend an equivalent to at least P1,000 every payday just to satisfy the worldly desires of your mortal flesh, you will be wasting at least P24,000 in two years. That would be enough to pay for your child’s school needs if you are married! Or just enough to start building your emergency fund.

You could have just invested your P1,000 every month in an instrument and make your money grow over time. Why not TALK to your loved ones back home via the internet or through phone calls every time you feel the urge and the temptation to touch someone else’ spouse or partner?

PRAY that you will be able to overcome the physical and emotional distance. And give that HOPE to your loved ones that you will be with them again very soon.

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