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The Pili nut can give a ROI of 50% for about 75 years.
(Your investment of US$ 30,000 can give US$ 1,000 income per month)

"Living in the Philippines is easy IF YOU PREPARE YOURSELF"

What do I mean by that?
You can save a lot of time and money on 'experimentations' and 'reinventing the wheel' and trial and error' if you just LEARN FROM OTHERS WHO 'BEEN THERE, DONE THAT'. Folks like me.

I give free tips (not legal advice) because in return I am able to gather so much valuable information which can be used in my books (which I sell yes).

I wrote many Books and articles about The Philippines. Over the years I interviewed hundreds of Non-Filipinos (Americans, Australians, Europeans; Expats) and am still doing so to get information and tips about:

Will Irwin is a graduate of Purdue University (B.S) and University of California (Masters in Business). He is a certified public accountant and has held positions as the chief financial officer of several companies, as well as the CEO and president of a NASDAQ publicly listed company. Additionally, he has been an entrepreneur in the USA, Fiji, Papua New Guinea and the Philippines. He has resided in both Hawaii and the Philippines for the past 20 years.

The author’s entrepreneurial experience includes owning (i) a chain of fast food restaurants, (ii) chain of retail clothing, shoes and gift stores, (iii) a retail furniture store, (iv) manufacturing and export businesses in Fiji, China, Thailand, and the Philippines, (v) sawmill business in Papua New Guinea, (vi) logging business in the Philippines, (vii) wholesale beverage distribution business in Fiji, (vii) export business in the Philippines, (viii) hotels and general mercantile stores in remote Eskimo villages in Alaska.

Will now splits his time between the Ko Olina resort in Honolulu and a house in Butuan City, with a soon to be built home on the Palos Verdes golf course in Davao City, and a beach home to be built on Calicoan Island.

His current business activities are focused on (i) a direct selling health/fitness and skin care business in the Philippines, (ii) an online E Commerce shopping business , and (iii) an online business dedicated to providing business and personal assistance to Expatriates desiring to retire in the Philippines.

The author has been married to a Filipina for 20 years, and has 3 children and 10 grandchildren. He writes and consults not from theory, but from experience, not just in business, but also in the hardships and challenges of life.

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...In today’s Western societies, the answer we always come to, especially in light of the implosion of the world economy in 2009, is that we cannot retire, that we have to continue to work until we die. Well, I have good news for you – I have a wake up call for you!

There is another alternative to working until you die – it is about reducing your monthly expenses by 50% or 70%, which is the same as increasing your income.

The most frustrated people in the world are those who have a dream but don’t know how to bring it to pass.
This book is dedicated to the 95% portion of what creates success - the DREAM, the DECISION, the PLAN and EXECUTION of the plan. This is a process I have learned over my lifetime, but it is a process I can teach you in this one book. Let’s get started...
 

Appendix I: Map Of The Philippines
Appendix II: Key Comparative Data by City
Appendix III: Housing Costs – Select Cities
Appendix IV: Comparative Total Costs of Living in the Philippines
Appendix V: Philippine Visa Options and Immigration
Appendix VI: Cash Flow Budgeting Template
Appendix VII: Hospitals
Appendix VIII: International Schools
Appendix IX: Airlines in the Philippines
Appendix X: Expat Associations
Appendix XI: Useful Telephone Numbers
Appendix XII: Foreign Diplomatic Missions
Appendix XIII: Fiancee Visa to USA

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  Make Huge Profits with Samar- and Romblon Property

 How about an Organic Farm in the Philippines?

(10 hectares with pili nut trees can give a net annual income of US $ 100,000 after expenses!)

Romblon and Samar Real Estate; click here...
 

 'THE COMING REAL ESTATE BOOM IN THE PHILIPPINES'

 Try Before You Buy a House in the Philippines?

Buy or Build a House?
Are YOU the House Owner? Or is your Filipina wife?
Philippine Condotel profits depends on occupancy-rate.
Overpricing, Scams, beware of the ESCROW and more Fun!

The Upcoming Philippines Real Estate Boom

 

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If you want to buy a book or have questions just E-mail me

Feel free to ask me general questions which I as an author will personally answer by passing on general information from my accumulated data base of tips and ‘true to life’ experiences from Expats, Americans, Canadians, Australians, Europeans etc. I can tell you about how they solved their problems. QUESTIONS INVOLVING INTERPRETATION OF SPECIFIC PHILIPPINE LAWS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO PHILIPPINE LAWYERS OR ATTORNEYS in Cebu, Manila, Davao etc.

A WORD OF THANKS goes to all who shared experiences with me; without you the books would not be complete.

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