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Anya De LunaRepostFacebook11
Sep 30

I found a site that might be helpful for foreigners looking for long- or short-term rentals in the Philippines.

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Facebook is the answerReservation feesA YouTuber's site?Landlord troubleOther sitesAdvice and experience
Facebook is the answer
Aaron Doud3

Use FB groups. Nothing else really works.

Reservation fees
OptimisticTiger81794

Nah. I'm a local. Facebook is the easiest and has the most listings. Everyone here uses Facebook, so sellers naturally post here too. Never pay “reservation fees.” Pay on the day you sign the contract and get the keys right then and there. That's the golden rule for avoiding scams.

A YouTuber's site?
D.j. DuLong1

Is this the site the Canadian Beaver YouTuber is involved with?

Landlord trouble
Brian Gerber0

What we really need is a list of good and bad landlords. I've had two different ones and neither of them wanted to fix anything

Other sites
Charish Rin0

Rentpad.com is really helpful

Advice and experience
James Barrengos0

I'd be wary of that site, it's .com, not .ph! If you want a good deal on an apartment, use Facebook groups for the area you want to rent in, or Airbnb if you want a condo. Also check whether they're targeting locals or foreigners, that decides the price you'll pay When I lived in Davao, I stayed 15 minutes outside Lanang for 9,000 pesos a month: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, a kitchen and living room, fully fenced with a locking gate In 2025 that came out to about $150 a month

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