Other Big Changes Coming to Basay...

high up in the mountain.. haha.. it sits on the ocean DA.. but glad you feel the way you do.. pessimist are not needed in paradise...

 

As a person who has made his living by investing I can only tell you that from Bayawan north is prime property still at bargain basement prices. But to each their own.

Your choice. I have made my living by investing. You don't invest when it is booming. You invest on the edge and let the boom come to you. If you haven't been to Bayawan and north recently perhaps you should. But no, I forgot, a pessimist. You see it as boring. Same things said about Boracay. I see it as Paradise and great financial opportunity. I purchased ocean front property down the road from Satori Cliffs seven years ago. Now property next to me is selling for five times what I paid. Get the picture yet?

In the 60's a man in cold Minnesota bought ten thousand acres in the middle of North Nevada desert, middle of nowhere; now know as Havasu City, Lake Havasu, Nevada. He paid $.10 per acre. Built an airstrip and flew Minnesotan's down to see and purchase. The area became/is a major vacation destination and made him wealthy.
My ex father-in-law bought 640 acres 30 miles out of Phoenix Arizona for $12 an acre... nothing but desert... his know-it-all friends laughed at him.. it is now selling it for $100,000 an acre.. you do the math...

In business you either lead, follow or fail.

 

the problem is not the 200 years.. it is that you cant see further than your nose ma'am..

those who can do.. those who can't teach..

 

Thank you RR_biker. I intend on doing just that. It was not the money that drew me to my investment along the cliffs of Nagbo Alao, Basay. It was the beauty of the mountains growing right out of the sea, the beaches and the simplicity of life that drew me there. Progress is a double edge sword. I was merely trying to pass on the opportunity to invest before the boom.