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4 Reasons Why Davao is Ready for Investment

Posted January 14, 2019January 14, 2019 Guest WriterLeave a commentPosted in Investments, Farms, Condominium / House & Lot, Economics, Business & Entrepreneurship, Real Estate, Guest Posts

Statistics from the PSA (Philippine Statistics Authority showed a total of 381.5 billion pesos was registered by the region of Davao when it comes to foreign investments that were all […]

Baguio and Bulacan: Top Picks for Northern Living

Posted September 28, 2018 Guest WriterLeave a commentPosted in Investments, Reflections, Farms, Condominium / House & Lot, Economics, Real Estate, Daily Life, Guest Posts

A harmonious blend of a peaceful suburban lifestyle and the convenience of city life is hard to find. But cities north of Metro Manila, particularly Bulacan and Baguio City, are […]

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Is It Worth It? 5 Things We Learned About Real Estate Hunting

Posted September 5, 2018September 5, 2018 Geri4 CommentsPosted in Investments, Passive Income, Farms, Condominium / House & Lot, Real Estate

Investing in real estate property for possible rental income can be rewarding, and there is a big market out there. It has its own share of responsibilities and headaches too, though. It is not for someone looking a quick bang for the buck, it will not be quick ROI.

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Investing in Farmland with CLOA Title

Posted April 16, 2016June 6, 2018 Geri15 CommentsPosted in Investments, Passive Income, Farms, Real Estate

For the charitable-Ilocana* and I, investing in a farm land is way beyond our investment appetite given the large capital outlay, it is pretty much a leap of faith. Way outside our comfort zone, but we had to jump, to start fulfilling our field-of-dreams (literally).

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Piglets, Price and Profit: Start-up Piggery Business

Posted May 19, 2014July 10, 2018 Geri112 CommentsPosted in Investments, Passive Income, Farms, Business Ideas, Business & Entrepreneurship

Say a grown pig averages 90kg upon sale. Trade price as of this writing is at Php120 per kilo of live pig. Per kilo of pork meat (essentially a dead sliced pig) is higher given the mark-ups (butchering plus transportation costs, and less the weight of inedible parts). Anyway, if you sell a pig of 90kg at Php120 per kilo, that translates to Php10,800 gross sale. Less investment cost of Php7,765, net income is Php3,035.

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