Linmarr Towers seems really pricey for Davao, especially considering how tiny the units are.
Also, I highly suggest that you speak to a Filipino lawyer before spending a single peso. It is my understanding that foreigners cannot purchase real property in the Philippines, though a Filipino lawyer friend of mine once told me there are ways around that (purchase through a trust?).
Personally, I would never buy any real property in a third-world country like the Philippines. Your ownership interest, if you were able to acquire one, would only be as secure as the government that enforces it. What would you do if you shell out the bucks and you don't get what you paid for? The Filipino court system is a joke.
If I were to live in Davao, I would simply rent a nice place and invest my hard-earned money elsewhere, probably in the US or Europe.
RG
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DLH, What do you know about this development that is advertised on the retirement authority web site.
What do you think about the Mt Apo area. Any good hotels that are up in the mountians where it is cool? How long to drive from downtown to the cool area's in the hill?
Are the NPA up in the mountians still. I have not heard anything in years but they us to be up there big time.
How about fishing, Any pier fishing? how about a dock to go out from? Would they have poles to rent.
Any good golf courses? In the hills.
There is a new mall being built. Is it easy to meet girls there. They have a smoking ban in area's. And a park where lots of people meet. Is the park a good place to meet girls.
Have you tryed the DIA dating site. Do you have luck with them living there.
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