Can I rent a house in the Philippines with a tourist visa? Do you support RMB transfer?

I wrote a real dry article yesterday, and the response was very good. Many friends who have read it asked me some questions that I missed in the article. Today, I will sum up the extended topic of renting a house in the Philippines.

Q1: Can RMB transfer be used when paying rent?

A1: If you are directly contacting a Filipino landlord or a local intermediary, I think it is definitely impossible to pay by RMB transfer. But if you are taking over the sublet house, or the house introduced from me, there is no problem. Because you can give me RMB, I can change peso to the landlord according to the proportion.

Q2: What if you want to rent a suite in the Philippines with a tourist visa?

A2: I think this can be rented when I meet a landlord or intermediary who is not too demanding. But I think most of them are not good. You can also contact me at this time. I will provide a formal and valid ID to rent a house for you. You just need to check in, which can also effectively protect your identity information (using my ID here is the same operation for you to pull broadband.

Q3: How to pay for utilities, broadband fees and property management fees?

Q3: Water and electricity bills will be paid every month, and everyone can pay 711 according to the amount on the bill. The broadband fee is also a monthly bill to the mailbox you applied for at that time, and you can print it out and pay it 711. In my rented house, I will be responsible for your monthly payment of utilities and broadband fees. At the same time, I will show you the bill. These services are all free of charge (am I brain-dead). The vast majority of property management fees are included in the rent when renting. If it is not included, just go to the management office and hand it in.

Q4: When is it cheaper to rent a house?

A4: You should know that no matter what, it is only cheap when the supply exceeds the demand, because there are few buyers. So according to my feeling, it is cheaper to rent between December and January each year. After the end of the year, the rent in the Philippines will rise between 10% and 20%. Take the current time (January 14) Makati's single room is generally between 20K-30K and the price of one room and one hall is between 30K-45K. If you wait until the end of the year to rent a house, it is estimated that you can only rent a house in a high range.

Tips: Find the sublet houses of those who want to leave through BBS, WeChat group and QQ group, so as to reduce the price. Even many small appliances can be bought to their heart's content.

Q5: What should I do if I find some household appliances damaged during my stay?

A5: According to my past experience, problems such as household appliances or toilet blockage are found within one week of staying, which can be handled by the landlord or intermediary. But if you use it badly, you need to pay for it yourself.